Bad Dürkheim: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

The Berntal valley is highlighted in Bad Dürkheim for the spring blossom of its fruit trees; hiking and cycling paths run through the area, allowing visitors to observe the seasonal landscape. Renting a holiday apartment in Bad Dürkheim may be one option when planning a trip.

Location and Landscape

Bad Dürkheim lies on the edge of the Palatinate Forest and along the German Wine Route.

Culture and Surroundings

Wachenheim Castle is located near Bad Dürkheim. Steinkopf, Hoher Stoppelkopf, Hoher Kopf and Kleiner Pflasterberg are located in the surrounding area of Bad Dürkheim. The parish church of St. Ulrich in Deidesheim is also located in the surrounding area of Bad Dürkheim. Mannheim Palace and the Museum of World Cultures are located in the wider regional surroundings of Bad Dürkheim.

Transport

Federal highways B37 and B271 intersect in Bad Dürkheim.

Water

The Isenach flows through Bad Dürkheim from west to east.

History

The ruins of Hardenburg Castle lie above Bad Dürkheim-Hardenburg; they are described as a historic attraction in the Palatinate.

Bad Dürkheim includes the Limburg ruins, the remains of a former three-aisled Benedictine abbey associated with the early Salian history.

Spa and Wine

Bad Dürkheim has a spa-town character associated with the Palatinate Forest and the Wine Route; this includes the Gradierbau, a saltworks structure. Bad Dürkheim is also associated with wine-making traditions, regional wines and regional specialities, including the Dürkheim Sausage Market.

More Local Pages

For further local selection, you can go directly to the following local pages: Altleiningen, Bad Dürkheim, Deidesheim, Forst An Der Weinstraße, Freinsheim, Gönnheim, Grünstadt, Haßloch, Herxheim Am Berg, Hettenleidelheim, Kallstadt, Kirchheim An Der Weinstraße, Lambrecht, Laumersheim, Neidenfels, Wachenheim An Der Weinstraße, Weidenthal, Weisenheim Am Sand.

To the higher-level travel overview: Rhineland-Palatinate.