Tourist attractions Bad Neuenahr-Ahrweiler

Königswinter lies at the foot of the volcanic massif of the Seven Mountains (Siebenbirger), once the seat of many fortified castles. There are many Rhenish vineyards growing on the mountains, which form the oldest nature reserve in Germany. Take th..

The abbey, located at the edge of a vast crater lake, creates a feeling of solidity and balance. The abbey church (12C) is a Romanesque basilica with a triple nave. From the outside, it recalls the cathedrals of Worms, Speyer and Mainz. Be sure to se..

This Fine Arts Museum , which was opened in 1996, is devoted to expressionist artists (works by Augustus Macke notably), and covers German art since 1945. Among others you will find the works of Baselitz and Kiefer. Three rooms are devoted to work..

From the belvedere tower, built on the peak of the Eifel, the panorama takes in a valley region where the only features that stand out are Nürburg castle and the ruins of Olbrück in front of the Seven Mountains.

The Haus der Geschichte der Bundesrepublik Deutschland provides an informative introduction to contemporary German history. Learn all about the socio-economic, cultural and political aspects of the country through films, exhibits (the official Merc..

Located to the south of the city, this verdant residential district was the seat of the embassies and ministries. The walk along the Rhine , where you will find the landing stages of the excursion boats, is very frequented. The intense river activit..

This museum is affiliated to the famous German museum of Munich, and retraces part of the astonishing history of technology and research in Germany since 1945, both in the ex-GDR and in West Germany. Through multimedia tools and video films, you will..