Neuwied: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Heddesdorf Kastell is a named, mapped feature approximately 0.9 km southeast of the center of Neuwied. For visitors interested in ancient history, it is a specific cultural point of reference.

You can rent a holiday apartment in Neuwied.

The Neuwied Roentgen Museum (District Museum) is a named, mapped feature approximately 1.6 km southeast of the center of Neuwied. Andernach Castle is a named, mapped feature approximately 4.0 km west of the center of Neuwied, and Sayn Castle is approximately 8.4 km east of the center of Neuwied. Urmitzer Werth is a named, mapped feature approximately 4.7 km southeast of the center of Neuwied.

Other named, mapped features include the Gänsehalsturm, approximately 18.9 km west of the center of Neuwied, the Veitskopf, approximately 14.1 km west of the center of Neuwied, and the Hochstein, approximately 18.9 km southwest of the center of Neuwied.

Culture

The cenotaph of David Roentgen from 1807 is listed as a cultural monument in Neuwied.

The Neuwied Tourist Information provides advice on sights, museums, exhibitions, local events, and city tours. This advice is suitable for a stay focused on sights, museums, exhibitions, local events, or city tours.

In the Neuwied/Segendorf area, buildings associated with the former Schloss Monrepos complex are listed as cultural monuments.

Until 1806, Neuwied was the residence city of the County of Wied and later of the Principality of Wied, an autonomous territory within the Holy Roman Empire.

In Heddesdorf, which is now part of Neuwied, Friedrich Wilhelm Raiffeisen was mayor for 13 years and developed his cooperative idea there.

Neuwied is located on the east bank of the Rhine, 12 km northwest of Koblenz, and on the railway line from Frankfurt am Main to Cologne.

Neuwied is connected via the federal highways B9, B42, and B256. Accessibility from Neuwied is indicated for the A3, A48, and A61 motorways; further rail and InterCity connections are available via Koblenz Central Station.

Nature

The Neuwied district extends across the Westerwald mountains east of the Rhine Valley; the Rhine forms its western boundary.

For further destination selection: Anhausen, Asbach, Bad Hönningen, Bauscheid, Bruchhausen, Buchholz, Dattenberg, Dernbach, Dierdorf, Döttesfeld, Dürrholz, Ehlscheid, Elgert, Großmaischeid, Hausen, Hochscheid, Höhn, Isenburg, Kasbach-Ohlenberg, Kleinmaischeid, Leutesdorf, Linkenbach, Linz on the Rhine, Neustadt, Neuwied, Oberraden, Ratzert, Rengsdorf, Reuschenbach, Rheinbreitbach, Rheinbrohl, Richert, Rodenbach, Roßbach, Steimel, Straßenhaus, Unkel, Urbach, Vettelschoß, Waldbreitbach, Wallau, Windhagen.

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