Wesel: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Wesel’s district town is home to Willibrordi Cathedral, an old town church that was built in its present form between 1501 and 1540 as a late Gothic basilica with five aisles.

You can rent a holiday apartment in Wesel.

Culture

The surviving elements of the former Wesel fortress include the Wesel Citadel and the Berliner Tor.

In the area surrounding Wesel, the named mapped historical features include Amphitheater Tower, approximately 12.2 kilometers west, Eastern Tower, approximately 12.3 kilometers west, Northeastern Tower, approximately 12.3 kilometers west, and Rheintor Tower, approximately 12.4 kilometers west of Wesel. Also recorded as named mapped features are Bislicher Insel, approximately 9.8 kilometers west, as well as Mühlenberg, approximately 6.4 kilometers, Kugelberg, approximately 6.8 kilometers, and Tiglersberg, approximately 11.3 kilometers northeast of Wesel.

Hiking

In the Wesel district, the Hirschkäferroute and the Moorerlebnisweg can be hiked separately or combined into a circular route. The Hirschkäferroute uses gravel paths, while parts of the Moorerlebnisweg lead over unpaved, marshy ground.

Nature

An approximately four-kilometer-long route in the Wesel area leads through a natural mixed forest of oaks and pines. There are observation platforms along the way; sightings of fallow and red deer are possible.

The Wesel district has hiking trails through moorland and woodland landscapes, including the Hirschkäferroute and the Moorerlebnisweg.

More local pages: Alpen, Dinslaken, Hamminkeln, Hünxe, Kamp-Lintfort, Moers, Neukirchen-Vluyn, Rheinberg, Schermbeck, Sonsbeck, Voerde, Voshövel, Wesel, Xanten.

To the overarching travel overview: North Rhine-Westphalia.