Attractions around Neuwied

Ludendorff Bridge - a 325 meters long railway bridge in the city of Remagen (Rhineland-Palatinate), built during World War I to increase the efficiency of transporting soldiers and war materials … read more

An imposing structure, the Peace Museum shows a piece of history and is worth a visit.

This side of the Rhine is particularly nice to drive.

I was up at night during a Rheinsteiglauf, fabulous view of the lights on the Rhine.

A former railway bridge built for military reasons during World War I. The bridge was badly damaged during World War II and plans to rebuild it never materialized. Both towers … read more

Historic town center with old buildings and bars. Furthermore, there is the possibility to take boat trips on the Rhine to Bonn or Cologne.

Worth seeing old wine village with beautiful half-timbered houses in the center. Is absolutely worth a visit.

Waterfront, which was redesigned a few years ago.

Unfortunately, like other narrow paths, there are no niches where you can pass each other.
So you have to get off when there is oncoming traffic.
So it's always a … read more

Do not expect too much. It is an artificial waterfall. The water is dammed up a little and then passed over a plate over the wall. This creates the visible … read more

The Hohenstaufen castle ruin Altwied stands on a narrow ridge, which is surrounded on three sides by the Wied. The plant was never contested, conquered or even destroyed during its … read more

Nice view of the Siebengebirge. A bench to rest and enjoy the view is also set up here.

Fantastic castle with a great view.

75 kilometers of Upper German Limes, the former border between the Roman Empire and the Germanic tribal areas, run here. About 18.5 kilometers of the Limes route run through the … read more

Is part of German history.
Historians are of the opinion that the crossing of the Rhine by the Americans in March 1945 over the bridge, the towers of which can … read more

The wayside shrine was built between 1870 and 1880 by the innkeeper Johann Wilhelm Menden and was erected as a warning to all thieves. God's providential eye, the all-seeing eye that sees no sin!

The Laubachsmühle invites you with a good meal or just for a drink.

The construction of the first church, which was dedicated to St. Martin, the patron saint of the Franks, cannot be precisely determined. It was probably built in the 9th century. … read more

Beautiful view of the Rhine and Remagen Kripp and is one of the starting points of the Rheinsteig.

A historically important place, which was very well prepared, a visit with a guide is worthwhile!