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Der Rhein Von Bad Breisig Bis Neuwied the Rhine from Bad Breisig to Neuwied DER RHEIN VON BAD BREISIG BIS NEUWIED THE RHINE FROM BAD BREISIG TO NEUWIED 17 Märchenwald, Bad Breisig 22 Vulkan-Expreß, Brohl/Rhein 28 Schloss Burg Namedy, Andernach 33 Deich mit Deichinformations zentrum, „Eine Attraktion für Jung und Alt.” Im bewalde - Die von Dampf- und Dieselloks gezogenen histori - Spätgotische Wasserburg (verm. 14. Jh.) der Rit - Neuwied ten Hang werden 13 Märchen in fest gebauten schen Züge fahren durch das vulkanisch interes - ter Hausmann von Andernach. Seit 1909 im Be - Die 5 m hohe, 500 m lange Deichmauer in der In - Häusern mit beweglichen und sprechenden Fi - sante Brohltal. sitz der rheinischen Linie des Fürstenhauses von nenstadt ist Teil eines 7,5 km langen Hochwas - guren ge zeigt. Märchenlehrpfad für Erwachsene. Tel. +49 (0)2636-80303 Hohenzollern. 56626 Andernach, serschutzsystems, fertiggestellt 1931. Am Kesselberg, 53498 Bad Breisig, Brohl Valley narrow-gauge railway - Tel. +49 (0)2632-48625 Deichinformationszentrum, Deichtor Schlossstr., Tel. +49 (0)160-96545054 Volcano Expreß Burg Namedy Castle Innenstadt, 56564 Neuwied, Fairytale Forest Pulled by steam and diesel locomotives, the historical trains take Late Gothic moated castle (probably 14th c.) of the nobleman Haus - Tel. +49 (0)2631-802-5555 “An attraction for young and old alike.” Thirteen different fairytales passengers through the fascinating volcanic Brohl Valley. mann von Andernach. Property of the Rhenish branch of the Princely Dyke with Dyke Information Centre are “performed” by moving and talking figures in walled enclosures House of Hohenzollern since 1909. The 5 m high, 500 m long dyke wall in the city centre is part of a 7.5 km on the wooded mountainside. 23 Heimatmuseum „Hohes Haus”, long flood-protection system, completed in 1931. Bad Hönningen 29 Geysir, Andernach Erbaut anno 1438, beherbergt eine Sammlung Höchster Kaltwassergeysir der Welt. Ungefähr alle 34 Schloss Engers, Neuwied 100 Min. schießt eine eindrucksvolle Wasser - 18 Puppenmuseum, Bad Breisig sehenswerter Raritäten. Prächtiger Barockbau am Rhein, für den Erzbi - Hauptstr. 162, 53557 Bad Hönningen, fon täne zischend aus der Erde und erreicht eine schof von Trier errichtet, kunstvolle Schmiede - Im Alten Rathaus werden ca. 400 Puppen und Höhe von bis zu 60 Metern. Seit Juni 2009 begibt arbeiten, im Festsaal Malereien von Januarius Tel. +49 (0)2635-2273 sich der Besucher im Geysir-Zentrum auf eine Zu behör ab der 2. Hälfte des 19. Jh. gezeigt. “Hohes Haus” Local Heritage Museum Zick aus Koblenz. Sitz der „Villa Musica”, Schloss- Koblenzer Str. 31, 53498 Bad Breisig, spannende Reise unter die Erde um so die Funk - Restaurant und Hotel. Built in 1438, the museum houses a collection of tionsweise des Kaltwassergeysirs kennen zu Tel. +49 (0)2633-9425 rarities which are well worth seeing. 56566 Neuwied-Engers, Alte Schlossstr. 2, Tel. +49 (0)2622-9264295 Doll Museum ler nen. An schließend erreicht er mit dem Schiff das Naturschutzgebiet „Namedyer Werth”, in welchem sich der Geysir befindet. Engers Palace Some 400 dolls and accessor ies dating back to 24 Schloss Arenfels, Bad Hönningen Magnificent baroque building on the Rhine, built for the Archbishop the 2nd half of the 19th century are on display in the Old Town Hall. 56626 Andernach, Tel. +49 (0)2632-9580080 Neugotisches Schloss, 1258 –59 als Burg er - Andernach Geyser of Trier. Ornate wrought-iron work, paintings by Januarius Zick of baut. Auch Jahresschloss ge nannt, mit 12 Tür - World’s highest cold-water geyser. Approximately every 100 min., an Ko blenz in the banqueting hall. Headquarters of the “Villa Musica”, men, 52 Zimmern und 365 Fenstern. impressive fountain of water bursts out of the ground reaching a palace restaurant and hotel. 19 Römer-Thermen, Bad Breisig Tel. +49(0)2635-9253810 height of up to 60 metres. Since 2009, visitors to the geyser are going 35 Roentgen-Museum, Neuwied Großzügiges Thermal hallen bad unter einem Arenfels Palace on an exciting underground journey in an interactive museum to Kuppeldach mit zwei Außenbecken, Liege wiese, Neo-Gothic palace, built as a castle from 1258 to learn about the history and how the cold-water geyser works. A boat Roentgen und Raiffeisen - Kunst und Kultur, mit Sauna land schaft, Fitness-Studio und An wen - 1259. Also known as the “year palace” because it has 12 towers, 52 then will take visitors to the “Namedyer Werth” conservation area, Deutschlands größter Roentgenmöbel-Sammlung dungs bereich. rooms and 365 windows. where the geyser is located. Raiffeisenplatz 1a, 56564 Neuwied, Albert-Mertés-Str. 11, 53498 Bad Breisig, Tel. +49 (0)2631/803-379 Tel. +49 (0)2633-480710 25 Erlebnismuseum RömerWelt, Rheinbrohl 30 Runder Turm, Andernach Roentgen Museum Roman baths Am Beginn des UNESCO-Welterbe Limes in Rhein - Einer der gewaltigsten mittelalterlichen Wehrtürme Roentgen and Raiffeisen – art and culture, with Spacious indoor thermal swimming pool with cupola roof, two out - brohl. Interaktive Aus stellung, Außenbereich Deutschlands, 56 m hoch, 5 m dicke Mauern, er - Germany’s largest collection of Roentgen furniture. side pools, sun bathing area, sauna facilities, gym and treatment mit römischem Handwerk; Verans taltungen. baut 1440 –1453, hielt einem Sprengversuc h der area. Start/Ende vom Westerwald-Steig und Römer - Franzosen 1689 stand. WeltWeg. Turmrekonstruktionen und Originalver - 56626 Andernach, Tel. +49 (0)2632-9879480 lauf des Limes in direkter Nähe. Round Tower 20 Burg Rheineck, Bad Breisig Arienheller 1, 56598 Rheinbrohl, Tel. +49 (0) 2635-921866 One of Germany’s most imposing medieval fortified towers. 56 m Burg Rheineck wurde um 1115 von den Rhein- Roman World Discovery Museum tall, 5 m thick walls, built from 1440 to 1453. The French tried and ischen Pfalzgrafen erbaut. Sie wurde mehrfach Located at the start of the Limes UNESCO World Heritage Site in failed to blow the tower up in 1689. Rheinbrohl. Interactive exhibition, Roman crafts outside; events. zerstört und wieder aufgebaut. Heute ist sie im 31 Stadtmuseum, Andernach Privatbesitz. Start/end of the Westerwald Trail and the Roman World Trail. Tower reconstructions and original course of the Limes Road close by. Anhand ausgewählter Ausstellungsstücke wird ein Burgweg, 53498 Bad Breisig Überblick zur Geschichte der über 2000 Jahre alten Rheineck Castle 26 Pfarrkirche St. Georg, Stadt geboten. Zusätzlich finden jährlich Sonder - Rheineck Castle was erected by the Counts Palatine of the Rhine in Hammerstein ausstellungen statt. around 1115. It was destroyed and rebuilt several times. Today it is Hochstr. 99, 56626 Andernach, privately owned. Zwei der ältesten Glocken am Mittel rhein. 56598 Hammerstein, Tel. +49 (0)2632-308133 Tel. +49 (0)2635-2273 Andernach City Museum Selected exhibits provide an overview of the history of the city, which 21 Burg Brohleck, Brohl-Lützing St George’s Parish Church Two of the oldest bells on the Middle Rhine. was founded more than 2000 years ago. Special exhibitions are also Villenartiger Schlossbau am Rhein oberhalb von held annually. Brohl-Lützing aus dem Jahr 1888. Der Außenbe - 27 Wallfahrtskirche „Heilig Kreuz”, 32 Schloss Monrepos, Neuwied reich ist zu besichtigen, der renovierte große Saal Leutesdorf kann für Feste angemietet werden. Sitz des Archäologischen Forschungszentrums und 1646 erbaut, Grab von Ordensstifter Pater Museums für menschliche Verhaltensevolution. 56656 Brohl-Lützing, [email protected] Johannes Haw. Brohleck Castle 56567 Neuwied, Tel. +49 (0)2631-97720 Hauptstraße 108, 56599 Leutesdorf Monrepos Palace Villa-like castle located above Brohl-Lützing on the Rhine dating “Holy Cross” Pilgrimage Church Headquarters of the Archaeological Research back to 1888. The grounds of the castle are open to the public and Built in 1646, grave of the order’s foun de r, Father Centre and Museum for Human Behavioural the renovated large hall can be hired for private functions. Johannes Haw. Evolution. www.romantischer-rhein.de DER RHEIN VON NEUWIED BIS KOBLENZ THE RHINE FROM NEUWIED TO KOBLENZ 36 Zoo, Neuwied/ Heimbach-Weis 41 Garten der Schmetterlinge, 47 Forum Confluentes, Koblenz 52 Kurfürstliches Schloss, Koblenz d l 1.100 Tiere in 146 verschiedenen Arten aus allen Bendorf-Sayn i Das Forum Confluentes beherbergt unter anderem Von Kurfürst Clemens Wenzeslaus 1777 –1799 im b e s Teilen der Welt in großzügigen Freianlagen. Im Fürstlichen Schlosspark zu Sayn umflattern s das Mittelrhein-Museum und die multimediale, Stil des französischen Klas si zismus errichtet, e r P Waldstr. 160, 56566 Neuwied, farbenprächtige tropische Schmetterlinge den interaktive Erlebnisausstellung im „Romanticum”. heute exklusive Ver ans taltungslocation und y e Besucher in paradiesischer Landschaft. r Tel. +49 (0)2622-90460 F 56068 Koblenz, Tel. +49 (0)261/19433 Be hördensitz. Zoo 56170 Bendorf-Sayn, Tel. +49 (0)2622-15478 © Forum Confluentes 56068 Koblenz, Tel. +49 (0)261-19433 1,100 animals (146 species) from all over the Butterfly Garden Amongst other things, the Forum Confluentes houses the Middle Rhine Electoral Palace world in spacious outdoor enclosures. Brightly coloured tropical butterflies flutter around visitors as they Museum and the “Romanticum” with its multimedia, interactive dis - Built by Elector Clemens Wenzeslaus 1777 –1799 in the French Clas - walk through this idyllic garden in the Palace Park in Sayn. covery exhibition. sical style, today an exclusive event location and home of local government offices. 37 Extraball – 1. Deutsches Flippermuseum, 42 Abteikirche Sayn, Bendorf-Sayn Neuwied Mit Kreuzgang und Brunnenhaus. Zahl reiche 48 Historische
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