The German Rhine Valley has a historical significance as this place has been the witness to a number of medieval age battles over centuries. The Rhine is an immensely popular destination for its sights, castles, cathedrals, woods and vineyards. Exploring the astonishing beauty of the Rhine Valley can be done by either walking or cycling. Also, taking a boat ride is another popular action. One can also be a part of the Rhine in Flames event that takes place every year, which is a combination of music and fireworks, presenting Rhine Valley’s beauty in a contemporary context. 

Regional Hot Spots:

• Siebengebirge hills- With its dense wooded tracts are the smallest nature reserve of Germany. These hills have got round peaks and are conical in shape.
• Bingen am Rhine- is a town that is located at the junction of the Rhine and Nahe Rivers.  The area around Bingen is attractive and offers several interesting landmarks.
• Mainz- a city with over two thousand years of history is situated on the river Rhine across from Wiesbaden, in the western part of Frankfurt Rhine-Main Region. Visit sights such as the St Stephan cathedral, which began construction in the 10th century. This unremarkable Gothic church has some of the most remarkable windows in the world, enabling you to view all angles of the city.
• Bonn- Located on the River Rhine is formally known as the Western capital. Visit the house of Beethoven, which holds the world’s most extensive collections of Beethoven exhibits and attracts a large number of visitors every year. Immerse yourself in history and experience, as photos are not allowed.
• Bacharach- is a medieval walled town only meters from the river's banks, with a view from the Rhine which holds a lot of charm. The town is a collection of some of the finest half-timbered medieval houses in Germany, some dating back to the 14th century.