Oberhausen: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Oberhausen can then continue searching for accommodation.

Nature

Oberhausen lies on the southern side of the Erlenbach among vineyards. The meadows on the northern bank are suitable for relaxing walks. A small-leaved lime tree in Oberhausen is designated as a natural monument. The sand pit in Oberhausen is designated as a protected landscape feature.

Getting Around

The nearest railway station is in Barbelroth, about 1 km away. Oberhausen also has a bus connection and a cycle path to Bad Bergzabern, which is about 5 km away. Federal road B427 runs through the town.

Culture and History

The bridge on Friedhofstraße is listed as a late Baroque arch structure dating from 1788. The town hall is listed as a Neoclassical-Gothic rendered building with a tower dating from 1875 and, with its clock tower crowned by battlements, is one of Oberhausen's attractions.

A Baroque half-timbered house at Untere Hauptstraße 24 is listed as a building dating from 1703. Historic half-timbered houses are a characteristic feature of Oberhausen. The former oil mill at Oberdorfstraße 36 west of Oberhausen has a structural core that probably dates from the 18th century.

Cycling and Local Life

The From Riesling to Zander cycle route runs through Oberhausen. Wine tasting is described as a leisure activity in Oberhausen. The Kerwe festival takes place on the last weekend in August.

The search for further accommodation in Oberhausen can continue directly from this local information.

To the higher-level travel overview: Bad Bergzabern.