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!

When the weather is nice and there is little traffic, this is one of the most beautiful vantage points in the Rhine plain. Wide view to the Black Forest, the …read more

A very lovely place on the German Wine Route.

Alone the path "down there in the valley" along the creek, worth it. It is very shady, but in warm weather an excellent alternative to the (almost) parallel foot (highway) away. Recommended!

Very nice and old wine place, in the typical Pfälzer stalk.

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

Very cozy retreat with beautiful beer garden

What is meant is a wooden figure on the edge of the path that leads past the Trifelsblick hut.
There are other figures there.

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

a nice beer garden and ambience outside around, but only from 17 o'clock open

Fountain in Herxheim in front of the town hall

The fountain terrace is open from about Easter to the beginning of October. There is delicious food and the wine is a poem. Try the temperanillo.

The town hall square forms the center of the city of Landau. The Landau weekly market is also held there. Almost in the middle of the square is an equestrian statue of Prince Regent Luitpold of Bavaria (1892).

Rheinzabern was founded here as a resting place on the Roman road. Clay was also found when building the road. That brought a thriving economy. After the fall of the …read more

beautiful historic village with half-timbered houses

The Landau State Garden Show took place in 2015 on the former barracks site “Caserne Estienne et Foch”. French troops used to be stationed here. In 1999 the troop left …read more

Great view of the Haardt and the wine road to the north

From the bridge, the Altrhein is easy to see. This hides otherwise largely behind dense vegetation.

Max and Moritz - A boy story in seven pranks is a picture story of the German humorous poet and illustrator Wilhelm Busch. It was first published at the end …read more