WebWhether north, south or west of the Rhine: Germany's nearly 200,000km of hiking trails are sure to impress. The Middle Rhine region is a particularly special paradise for hikers. A mix of rugged cliffs, romantic vineyard paths and steep valleys offers beginners and experienced hikers the right level of challenge.

WebThe 820-mile-long Rhine begins in the Swiss Alps and winds its way through Germany before emptying its waters into the North Sea. Densely packed with cultural treasures, spas, and the biggest German wine-growing area, this region is what tourists imagine when they think “Germany.”

WebWe chose to base ourselves in Koblenz, in the North of the Upper-Middle Rhine Valley, and from here you can easily explore the area by car. Koblenz is one of Germany’s oldest cities and is most well known for the Deutsches Eck (The German Corner), which is the point at which the Rhine river and the Mosel river meet. Standing on the corner, you get great …

WebRhine Tower (Rheinturm) 18. Towering 234 meters over the modern Media Harbor, the futuristic Rhine Tower (Rheinturm) telecommunications tower is Dusseldorf’s tallest building and most distinctive landmark. Built in 1982, the tower quickly became one of the city’s top tourist attractions, with its 172-meter high observation platform offering ...

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WebRhine River in Germany. The Rhine Valley, or Rheingau, is one of the 13 main recognized wine regions, or anbaugebiets, in Germany. Wines that come from the Rhine Valley tend to be of superior quality and lower production yields — it’s definitely about quality over quantity here. ... Each area produces wine with notable and distinct ...

WebJun 7, 2021 · Where Does Rhine Wine Come From? Several wine regions are located along the Rhine River, including Alsace in northern France and Nahe, Rheinhessen, Mosel (formerly Mosel-Saar-Ruwer), Pfalz, and Baden, in Germany. The name "Rhine Wine," however, is unregulated, and it does not necessarily imply a geographic location.

WebA noteworthy area to visit in Germany revolves around two rivers, the Rhine and the Mosel. Their blending valley regions create a mystical experience long remembered by visitors. One section – the Upper Middle Rhine Valley, also known as the Rhine Gorge or the Romantic Rhine – was designated a UNESCO World Heritage site in 2002.