Ramsen: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

The Heilsperg ruins and Kressenberg are located in the immediate vicinity of Ramsen. The Heilsperg ruins therefore provide a specific point of reference for visitors interested in historical sites.

You can rent a holiday apartment in Ramsen.

Culture

Girsberg Castle, the Munot, Kohlfirst and Werd Island are located in the area surrounding Ramsen.

Langenstein Castle and Wannenberg are located in the wider regional surroundings of Ramsen.

A local cultural heritage tour highlighted Ramsen's well-preserved townscapes as part of the built cultural heritage. These townscapes are described as cultural heritage connected with the local homeland.

Ramsen was first documented in 846 and belonged to the Habsburg Landgraviate of Nellenburg in the Middle Ages.

Ramsen's history as a border town includes the Singen escape route during the Second World War and, later, its role as an entry point for refugees.

Nature

Within its built-up area, Ramsen has remarkable mature trees, including lime, apple and walnut trees.

The area around Ramsen's old railway station was identified as a habitat of the rare blue-winged grasshopper and provides a habitat for it. This specific connection with nature is suited to an interest in rare species while travelling.

Ten bat species have been sighted in Ramsen.

The beaver is a local ecological feature of Ramsen; sightings of ten bat species in Ramsen are associated with it.

Getting Around

A documented hiking suggestion leads from Stein am Rhein via vineyards and the Wolkenstein ridge to Ramsen, describing views of the Untersee, Lake Constance and Stein am Rhein along the way.

Another hiking suggestion describes the route from Stein am Rhein through the vineyards and via Wolkenstein along the high-level trail to Ramsen.

More local pages: Hemishofen, Stein Am Rhein, Buch.

To the higher-level travel overview: Stein.