Travel Guide Palatinate

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The Palatinate has played a significant role in German history multiple times. Learn more about the region's important history, as well as fascinating facts about its cities and countryside – not to mention the Palatinate wine and other specialties – from Stefanie and Ansgar Schmitz-Veltin in the fifth edition of our Palatinate travel guide. Discover the beauty and diversity of this southwestern region of Germany across 296 pages with 138 color photos. 38 maps and plans make the area feel like your second home. 14 hikes and bike tours take you throughout the land. Ecologically, regionally, and sustainably operating businesses are highlighted. Our authors have thoroughly researched and tested everything on-site for you. Numerous short essays provide interesting background information. The insider tips from Stefanie and Ansgar Schmitz-Veltin reveal sights and experiences away from typical tourist hotspots. Tried-and-true tips and useful travel advice round out the Palatinate travel guide.

Overview of the Palatinate

The Palatinate along the Rhine offers nature lovers and outdoor sports enthusiasts plenty to enjoy. The flat Rhine plain is excellent for exploration by bike. The pristine Rhine wetlands provide opportunities to relax and unwind. Small and large villages and towns around Ludwigshafen and Speyer invite exploration. With our travel guide "Palatinate," you will discover places and spots that you won't find in any other travel guide. The vegetable fields of the Rhine Palatinate provide a healthy and nourishing foundation for the journey along the German Wine Route. Bad Dürkheim, Neustadt an der Weinstrasse, and the surrounding area are all about the vine. Wine estates, wine taverns, and wine festivals are omnipresent. Hiking trails.