Attractions around Alfter

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With lots of information about the history of the region. Also suitable for children.

Great bike route on the Rhine!

Free refreshment in summer and not as crowded as many outdoor pools.

A piece of history and nearby oaks planted by the majesties of the past. "Allerhöcht Planted by hand."

You can drink or eat here in the shade on hot days. I would, however, only go to this restaurant for a drink or ice cream, because with so many …read more

Playground, passenger ferry across the Rhine, steps to sit and ice cream

The Iron Man is an approximately 1.20 m protruding from the ground and measuring 15 x 15 cm iron stele, in the Kottenforst on a major road junction north of …read more

Small pilgrimage chapel in the Rheinbacher Wald.

Right next to it is a fairly large parking lot, which is a good starting point for hikes.

The Tomburg is worthwhile as a hiking trail, as it has a great view of the Cologne Bay and the Siebengebirge.read more

Schloss Falkenlust was included in the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1984 together with Schloss Augustusburg as an example of a uniquely preserved Rococo Gesamtkunstwerk in Germany.

The Skywalk Rabenley is always open, already a queasy feeling to stand over the precipice, but a great view

Nice view of the Rhine and Oberdollendorf.

Back to Cologne with the KD. See timetable. Retirees and ADAC members receive fare discount

Heimerzheim Castle has been around since the 13th century and is a real moated castle. It is surrounded by water and can only be reached via bridges. It is now a popular event location and houses a hotel.

Beautiful, modern architecture on the banks of the Rhine.

On the boat "Anja" there are Wednesdays from 17:00 fresh potato cake!

The Swister Tower represents the remains of the old parish and pilgrimage church on the Swisterberg. The former parish church was built between 1100 and 1125. After the collapse and …read more

After completion of the basalt mining in Oberkassel, some of the quarries have run aground with water. The largest and deepest of them is the Dornheckensee. It goes down to …read more

To be on the safe side one should check over the Internet, whether the ferry also drives.
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