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Assmannshausen lies below the rocky reefs of the Binger Loch, where the most romantic part of the Rhine begins.

One of the "most beautiful towns in the world". To this day, guests in Bacharach can experience authentic history and enjoy pure Rhine romance.

In Bad Honnef you have the most beautiful view of the Drachenfels. Enjoy the fine way of life in Bad Honnef away from the tourist hustle and bustle.

Bad Salzig is the only mineral spa in the UNESCO World Heritage Upper Middle Rhine Valley.

Welcome to the gateway to the Middle Rhine - the city of the Mouse Tower, wine and St. Hildegard of Bingen.

Bonn is one of the oldest cities in Germany and is known to many as the former federal capital, idyllically situated on both sides of the Rhine.

Bad Godesberg is one of the four districts of the federal city of Bonn, a hub of diversity and a popular location for conferences.

Boppard lies at the heart of the UNESCO World Heritage Upper Middle Rhine Valley and is the beating heart of this vacation region.

Braubach, guarded by the imposing Marksburg Castle, offers its guests peace and tranquillity as well as entertainment, culture and a wide range of excursions in the surrounding area.

The unique combination of Reichsburg castle, historic old town and countryside attracts many visitors from all over the world year after year and makes Cochem one of the most important tourist destinations on the Moselle.

The elegant and liveable city on the Rhine is synonymous with fashion, shopping and culture. Königsallee, or "Kö" for short, is not far from the historic old town with its numerous bars and restaurants.

The wine, sparkling wine and rose town of Eltville is idyllically situated between forest, vineyards and the Rhine and offers one of the most romantic Rhine promenades and a historic old town.

Frankfurt is considered the smallest metropolis in Europe. Here, tradition meets modernity, trade meets culture and business meets tranquillity.

The rafting and pilgrimage community with the famous Liebenstein and Sterrenberg castles is located in the heart of the UNESCO World Heritage Upper Middle Rhine Valley.

The picturesque little town in the UNESCO World Heritage Site invites you to take a tour and linger. Known worldwide and photographed millions of times: The Pfalzgrafenstein customs castle.

Koblenz is the only city on the Rhine and Moselle and the gateway to the UNESCO World Heritage Upper Middle Rhine Valley. It is one of the oldest and most diverse cities in Germany.

With more than one million inhabitants, Cologne is the most populous city in NRW and the fourth largest municipality in Germany.

With more than one million inhabitants, Cologne is the most populous city in NRW and the fourth largest municipality in Germany.

The picturesque wine village lies on the right bank of the Rhine and stretches all the way up to the Drachenfels summit. From here, you can reach Germany's first nature reserve, the Siebengebirge.

Linz, located between Bonn and Koblenz, is one of the most popular and most visited places on the "Romantic Middle Rhine".

Lorch is the ideal starting point for excursions to the UNESCO World Heritage Upper Middle Rhine Valley, the Rheingau cultural region or the wild and romantic Wisper Valley.

The state capital combines thousands of years of culture and joie de vivre, is a cultural stronghold, business and media location and one of the three oldest cities in Germany.

In one of the most beautiful regions on the Rhine, Lahnstein lies in the middle of two UNESCO World Heritage Sites - the Germanic-Rhaetian Limes and the Upper Middle Rhine Valley.

Oberwesel is located in the heart of the UNESCO World Heritage Upper Middle Rhine Valley and is also known as the town of towers and wine.

The more than 2000-year-old city for "art, culture and joie de vivre" is the start of the "Romantic Rhine" vacation region.

Rüdesheim am Rhein is a wine town and lies at the southern gateway to the Middle Rhine Valley. Rüdesheim is part of the Upper Middle Rhine Valley World Heritage Cultural Landscape.

St. Goar in the Loreley Valley opposite the legendary Loreley Rock is an ideal starting point for exploring the mythical UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Upper Middle Rhine Valley.

The Loreley town at the foot of the world-famous Loreley Rock. The imposing mountain rises out of the Middle Rhine Valley at around 193 m above sea level.

The picturesque streets lined with half-timbered buildings and the traffic-free riverside promenade give the town a very special flair.

The name Wesseling means "to change the line" and dates back to the days when steamboats were still a thing of the future and ship captains used horses to pull the boats downstream.

Wiesbaden is the state capital of Hesse and Biebrich is considered a lively district with a very good infrastructure, located in the south of Wiesbaden directly on the Rhine.