Attractions around Offenbach an der Queich

At 448 m lies the Ringelsberghütte. Beautiful terrace, really rustic Pfälzerwald hut and in addition unbelievably cheap prices. Top!

The Anna chapel is open on some Sundays, there is always a distant view of the Rhine plain and it is usually spectacular.

A very lovely place on the German Wine Route.

The stream is called Hainbach, a part of the stream flows over the historic forest shower. In summer, the shower is used by some hikers.

Beautiful half-timbered houses, beautiful streets and various wine bars to stop.

At the market square there are many shops and restaurants that invite you to linger and rest.

Served PWV hut at the St. Anna chapel.

For the opening hours see: pwv-burrweiler.de/annahutte

Great view of the Rhine valley.

The state-approved health resort Edenkoben lies on the eastern edge of the Palatinate Forest. The German Wine Route leads directly through the city center. read more

The bridge is like a starting point for the Treidlerweg, which you then walk in the middle of the Altrhein area. Great change between dense forest, fields and the Rhine.

It is worth visiting the spa park Gleisweiler with its interesting tree species and its sun temple.

Here you will discover one of the few internationally protected and still ecologically intact landscapes. You walk along the Michelsbach stream, past the yellow iris field, grass and reed beds. … read more

The church of St. Quintin in the center of Siebeldingen was built in the 14th century and is essentially Gothic. It has been changed several times over the years.

Nice little village in the Palatinate.

During the time of flies and mosquitoes, it is essential to have a good anti-mosquito agent and / or to hike there with long sleeves and long trousers ... to … read more

In the Knittelsheimer Mühle you can take a short or long break on a bike tour. In the restaurant, you will be pampered with delicious dishes prepared with ingredients from … read more

Rheinzabern was founded by the Romans, here the Roman highway ran from Italy via Basel to Mainz. The place looks very well-kept and many half-timbered houses can be visited.

The church was demolished at the beginning of the 19th century. They came across Roman remains and on the foundations of three churches.

The Town Hall Square is the center of the city center. Here, the weekly market and some events take place. It was built in the 17th century as a parade … read more

Very cozy retreat with beautiful beer garden