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Rhineland-Palatinate

Vacation in Rhineland - Palatinate

Rhineland-Palatinate is more than just a federal state – it is a feeling. Nestled between rolling hills, deep green forests and sun-drenched vineyards, it is a place where nature, culture and joie de vivre merge in an incomparable way. Roman history and castle romance, winemaking and world cultural heritage, warm hospitality and quiet retreats meet here.

From the mighty Porta Nigra in Trier – Germany’s oldest city – to the fairytale Rhine bends near Boppard, from the legendary Loreley Rock to Speyer Cathedral: Rhineland-Palatinate tells history in every stone and seduces with a landscape that is made for connoisseurs and explorers.

Visitors can experience the region in all its facets and at any time of year:
In spring, when the Moselle valley blossoms in delicate green and the first wine festivals fill the villages.
In summer, when the terraces of the wineries fill with life and the scent of ripe grapes fills the air.
In autumn, when the vineyards are cloaked in gold and red and hiking trails through the Eifel and the Palatinate Forest turn into real plays of color.
And in winter, when half-timbered towns such as Bernkastel or Bad Dürkheim shine in the glittering lights of the Christmas markets.

Rhineland-Palatinate is a place for all the senses: for the taste, the view, the heart. Whether you hike through the vines, stop off at rustic wine taverns or simply follow the course of the Rhine. You will feel that life here is a little slower, but all the more beautiful.

Our favorite things to do in the region

Hiking in the Palatinate Forest - Germany's largest contiguous forest area

Rhineland-Palatinate is a true paradise for hiking enthusiasts. Especially in the Palatinate Forest. The nature park delights with dense forests, mysterious castle ruins and bizarre sandstone cliffs. Routes such as the Pfälzer Weinsteig or the Dahner Felsenpfad lead through quiet valleys and over wide heights with spectacular views as far as the Rhine plain. Regional specialties and a glass of Palatinate wine invite you to linger in rustic huts along the way. Pure enjoyment of nature, all year round.

Cycling along the German Wine Route

The German Wine Route is not only a delight for wine lovers, but also a popular cycle route through rolling hills, vineyards and idyllic villages with historical charm. The route combines cultural highlights such as Villa Ludwigshöhe or Hambach Castle with culinary experiences in traditional wineries and wine taverns. The almond trees blossom here in spring and the vines turn golden in the fall. A perfect backdrop for relaxed pleasure bike tours.

Discover the culinary diversity of the Palatinate

The cuisine of Rhineland-Palatinate reflects the soul of the region: honest, down-to-earth and full of flavor. At weekly markets and in farm stores you will find specialties such as Palatinate liver sausage, wild boar products from the Hunsrück or freshly baked tarte flambée. Small distilleries produce fine fruit brandies from local fruit, and at wine tastings in traditional estates you can learn the difference between Riesling, Dornfelder & Co directly from the winegrower. If you want to delve deeper, you can experience the passion behind the products up close during a farm tour or a cooking course.

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