Germersheim: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

With a few exceptions, the Rhine forms the eastern boundary of the Germersheim district, while the Lauter forms most of its southern boundary. These river boundaries provide a tangible point of reference for travellers seeking river landscapes as part of their journey.

For anyone looking to rent a holiday apartment in Germersheim, this creates a destination with a variety of landscape-related attractions.

History

The town of Germersheim, the administrative seat of the district, was granted town privileges in 1276.

Nature

The northern part of the district is known as the Rhine Valley. In the southern part lies the Bienwald, which extends northwards from Alsace.

Culture

Several named map features are recorded around Germersheim: Lamotte Ravelin lies approximately 0.8 km to the east, Ludwig Gate approximately 0.9 km to the north, and Provision Depot approximately 0.9 km to the northeast. Insel Grün is located approximately 4.0 km to the north. In the wider surrounding area are Bolt Watergate, approximately 13.0 km to the northeast, and Insel Flotzgrün, approximately 9.3 km to the northeast; Trappenberg lies approximately 6.9 km to the southwest. Another named map feature recorded here is Karlsruhe Zoo, approximately 24.2 km to the south. Lamotte Ravelin's historical connection provides a tangible point of reference for travellers who wish to explore Germersheim through named places from the past.

Geographical Location

The Germersheim district lies in the southeast of Rhineland-Palatinate in Germany. Its capital is the town of Germersheim.

The following local pages are available for further orientation: Bellheim, Freisbach, Germersheim, Hatzenbühl, Hördt, Jockgrim, Kandel, Knittelsheim, Lingenfeld, Minfeld, Neuburg Am Rhein, Neupotz, Rülzheim, Schwegenheim, Steinweiler, Vollmersweiler, Winden, Wörth Am Rhein, Zeiskam.

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