Dürrholz: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Landscape

Dürrholz is located in the Westerwald, in the district of Neuwied in Rhineland-Palatinate, and belongs to the Puderbach collective municipality. The area has a hilly landscape with small valleys; elevations range from approximately 230 metres in the Grenzbach Valley near Werlenbach to 360 metres between Daufenbach and Linkenbach. Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Dürrholz can then continue searching for accommodation.

Bodies of Water

The Muscheider Bach, Daufenbach and Werlenbach streams flow through Dürrholz before emptying into the Grenzbach. The Grenzbach flows into the Wied.

History

Dürrholz was first documented by name in 1553; at that time, the place was connected with Hohen Veste Puderbach. The villages of Daufenbach, Muscheid and Werlenbach are described as settlements that emerged during extensive forest clearances in the 11th and 12th centuries.

Surroundings

In the wider regional surroundings of Dürrholz are Sayn Castle, Heddesdorf Roman Fort, the Neuwied Roentgen Museum (district museum), Beulskopf, Broderkons Berg and Urmitzer Werth.

The ruins of Hartenfels Castle are located in the area surrounding Dürrholz. Thilen-Berg is located near Dürrholz.

More local pages: Rengsdorf, Urbach, Dierdorf, Döttesfeld, Dattenberg, Vettelschoß, Bad Hönningen and Oberraden.

To the main travel overview: Neuwied.