Bad Neuenahr Ahrweiler Things to Do

Atop the Drachenfels, which can be climbed on foot or by railway (children can also ride on a donkey), the old castle ruins of the Drachenfels and Drachenburg Castle are located. The Trachyt rock of the Drachenfels was first mi... more

The Wolkenberg mountain is located to the northwest of the Drachenfels. The New Gothic castle - Drachenburg - is situated atop it. This mountain (which is 324m high today) must have once been the highest mountain in the Siebeng... more

The Seven Mountains are located to the east of Bonn, and on the right side of the Rhine. The name comes from Siefengebirge, which means mountains with small valleys. From over forty hills, these seven are easy to recognise. All... more

Rheinbach lies only 14km away from Bonn. It is especially known for its glass and the glass makers' school. You can visit the glass museum as well as the rest of the castle here. The castle was destroyed in 1873 but some of the... more

The Aennchenplatz is located not far from the Godesberg theatre square. There, at the foot of the Godesburg, the historic guest house Zur Lindenwirtin Aennchen can be found. The building and the restaurant are among the best kn... more

One of the last construction of the Electoral times, Max Franz, the youngest son of Empress Maria Theresia, commissioned the architect Michael Leydel to build a dance and games house for courtly society. This splendid, classica... more

The small area of Rolandswerth is located only a few kilometres from Bonn, in the direction of Koblenz. Ruins of a 12th century castle, Rolandsbogen, can be seen here. You also get a lovely view of the Nonnenwerth island and th... more

Until 1976 the Federal Chancellor's offices were in the Palais Schaumburg, but the Chancellor Helmut Schmidt then moved into a new building which was built by the Stieldorf architects for around 105 million Marks. The building... more

The romantic Rhine island of Grafenwerth is generally worth a visit. A trip to the Grafenwerth open air swimming pool is recommended in the summer months, combined with a visit to the Rheincafe. There are 700 seats at this clas... more

The small town at the foot of the Drachenfels is called Königswinter. The name of the place comes from the Latin word Vinitorium, which translates into vinyard. Karl der Große once planted his vines here; and wine is still prod... more