Rheinbrohl marks the beginning of the former Roman Limes, which was added to the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2005. Rheinbrohl is part of the Rhine Valley travel region. Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Rheinbrohl can then continue their search for accommodation. Rheinbrohl is a wine-growing town on the right bank of the Middle Rhine, opposite Brohl-Lützing and directly south of Bad Hönningen.
Culture
A reconstruction of the first Limes tower stands in the Rhinebank area of Rheinbrohl known as “In der Laach.” In Rheinbrohl, RömerWelt presents life along the Limes with interactive exhibitions, activity stations, and an outdoor area dedicated to Roman crafts. RömerWelt Rheinbrohl is a stop on the German Limes Road.
Rheineck Castle and Arenfels Castle are located near Rheinbrohl. Heddesdorf Roman Fort, Dadenberg Tower, Gänsehalsturm, and Perlerkopf are located in the surrounding area of Rheinbrohl. The first documented mention of Rheinbrohl dates back to 877.
Nature
Rheinbrohl lies within the Rhine-Westerwald Nature Park. Its terrain is connected to the Linz-Hönningen valley basin and the Rhine-Wied ridge; the highest elevation in the area lies just below the 373-metre-high Malberg. Hochstein and Broderkons Berg are located in the wider regional surroundings of Rheinbrohl.
Further destinations at a glance: Waldbreitbach, Döttesfeld, Hochscheid, Bruchhausen, Linkenbach, Buchholz, Ehlscheid, Elgert
