Walks on the Rhine between Ruedesheim, Bingen and Koblenz.
A hearty welcome from your Rhine Hiker Jens Niemeyer. As an enthusiastic walker I’m frequently on the Rhine hiking trails "Rheinsteig" and "Rheinburgenweg". This unique landscape with its ancient castles and fantastic views of river valleys and rolling woodlands never fails to enthrall me a new...
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The Gardenshow invites you to enjoy 185 days of wonderful flowers in Bingen on the Rhine.
Experience the display of flowers, the English Rose Garden, the blossoming cherry trees and enjoy the Rhine Terrace with its amazing view.
Great events and sights await you.
We look forward to seeing you!
All important information about the Gardenshow in Bingen you can find here: www.landesgartenschau-bingen.de
The Rheinsteig trail through the Romantic Rhine Valley is in a class of its own, taking in castles, vineyards and the Loreley rock
(rpt) After a leisurely section through lush meadows, you climb a narrow path uphill, and this is when the first beads of sweat appear on walkers' brows. But as soon as you reach the top of the hill your efforts are more than rewarded with a view of the romantic Rhine valley laid out at your feet like a vast painting waiting to be admired. Keen walkers can enjoy this stunning scenery on the Rheinsteig trail, Germany's top-class walking trail...
Burgenwandern im Welterbe.
Wiesen, Wälder, Weitblicke – und 47 Rhein-Burgen auf Schritt und Tritt: Pünktlich mit Beginn der Sommersaison wurde der neue Rheinburgerwanderweg offiziell eröffnet. Über 372 Kilometer schlängelt sich die Strecke linksrheinisch von Bad Breisig nach Bingen und rechtsrheinisch von Rüdesheim bis Bad Hönningen mitten durch das Welterbe Mittelrheintal und ins neue Welterbe Limes. Unmittelbar am Wegesrand liegen 34 mittelalterliche Schlösser. Burgen und Ruinen...
The Window - Wernerkapelle Bacharach
May 2007. For the next two years you have the chance to see the red window-construction in the Wernerkapelle ("chapel of Werner") in Bacharach. The Artist "Hartmann" from Wiesbaden created the red window as a symbol of peace, tolerance and friendship between the religions.
