Heppingen: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
Accommodation in Heppingen
The Maria-Hilf Chapel on the slope of Landskrone has been documented since 1212 and was originally connected to the Landskrone Imperial Castle.
Culture and History
The St. Martinus Church is a defining landmark of Heppingen. It was consecrated in 1905, destroyed during the Second World War, rebuilt in 1949, and renovated in 1960.
Heppingen’s historic mineral water heritage is represented by the Heppinger Sauerbrunnen spring and a well surround at the intersection of Am Alten Brunnen and Wilhelm-Söller-Straße. Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Heppingen can then continue their accommodation search.
Culinary Experiences
Heppingen is home to Steinheuers, which combines a gourmet restaurant with the regionally oriented Landgasthof Poststuben and also offers a cooking school.
Surrounding Area
The surrounding area of Heppingen is home to Arenfels Castle and Rheineck Castle. The surrounding area also includes the Tomberg ruins, Perlerkopf, Broderkons Berg, and Drachenfels.
The St. Mauritius parish church in Heimersheim is located near Heppingen. The Gänsehalsturm lies in the wider regional area surrounding Heppingen.
More local pages: Ramersbach, Ehlingen, Heimersheim, Marienthal, Walporzheim, Bachem
To the higher-level travel overview: Bad Neuenahr-Ahrweiler.
