Brohl-Lützing: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

The Brohl Rhine promenade offers riverside walking paths, an accessible harbor pier, a beer garden, and a landing stage for boats. The Katharinaweg can also be accessed from the station forecourt. Those wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Brohl-Lützing can then continue their search for accommodation.

Getting around

Brohl station is the operating center of the narrow-gauge Vulkan-Express railway and is located directly opposite the DB station. Connections to the MittelrheinBahn are available there; short walking paths also lead to the Rhine and the town center.

Nature and trails

The Himmelsleiterweg is a moderate, 13.4 km circular trail that starts and ends at the Rhine promenade in Brohl-Lützing. It follows a steep rocky path called the Himmelsleiter to the Lützinger Höhe and offers views across the Rhine and Brohl valleys as well as the Eifel.

The Katharinaweg is a moderate, 15.7 km panoramic loop between the Lower Middle Rhine Valley and the surrounding heights. It connects highlights of volcanic history with viewpoints and starts and ends at the Rhine promenade next to the Aalschokker Katharina.

The 11.7 km, moderately difficult Dicktberg circular trail starts at Brohl station. Its stops include the Rheinblick shelter, a viewing bench on the Dicktberg, a Roman quarry, the Hohe Buche volcano, and the Mosenmühle.

Surroundings

Rheineck Castle is located in the immediate vicinity of Brohl-Lützing. Arenfels Castle is also located nearby.

The Dadenberg Tower and Heddesdorf Fort are located in the surrounding area of Brohl-Lützing. The Gänsehalsturm is also located in the surrounding area of Brohl-Lützing. Veitskopf, Perlerkopf, and Hochstein are likewise located in the surrounding area of Brohl-Lützing.

To the overarching travel overview: Ahrweiler.

More destinations

More places within the same destination:

Bad Breisig, Kalenborn, Barweiler, Leimbach, Grafschaft, Bad Neuenahr-Ahrweiler, Remagen, Harscheid.