Rent a holiday flat German Wine Route

Kiwis, figs, lemons - and wine!

The world's first and most famous wine tourism route - the German Wine Route - is synonymous with the Palatinate and was launched as a tourist attraction more than 80 years ago. An ingenious idea that has served as a model countless times around the world to this day. Over a length of almost 85 kilometres, the holiday route runs from the House of the German Wine Route in Bockenheim, near Worms, to the German Wine Gate in Schweigen-Rechtenbach on the border with Alsace.

Charm and joie de vivre. The landscape, the climate, the people, the culture and the enjoyment: all this distinguishes this region in the south-east of Rhineland-Palatinate, makes it what it is: a picturesque stretch of land in the south-east of the Palatinate, whose charming landscape, dreamy villages and fun-loving inhabitants radiate warmth and cordiality.

In addition to the wine-growing region of the Palatinate, which mainly consists of the cultivated areas to the right and left of the German Wine Route, the holiday region of the German Wine Route is also characterised by the Haardt, the eastern edge of the Palatinate Forest to the west of the Wine Route. The Palatinate Forest is the largest contiguous forest area in Germany. It is criss-crossed by numerous marked hiking trails. East of the Wine Route is the Palatinate vegetable garden, where lettuce and asparagus are grown. This vegetable garden then merges into the Rhine plain.

Record sunshine hours. On average, the sun shines about 1,800 hours a year here on the German Wine Route. With 2,140 hours of sunshine, Bad Dürkheim set a record and was the sunniest place on the German mainland in 2005, according to the weather service "Meteomedia". This climate is almost reminiscent of that of Mediterranean countries and so it is not surprising that kiwis, figs and lemons also grow here.

The people of the Palatinate like to celebrate, very much indeed. So it is natural for them that the first wine events are already celebrated with the Red Wine Walk in January and the Bad Dürkheim Vineyard Night in March, and they don't actually have a wine festival-free weekend until the beginning of November. The biggest wine festival in the world is the Bad Dürkheimer Wurstmarkt. In addition to the wine festivals, there are also numerous other events such as concerts, exhibitions, theatre and cabaret and much more. The Limburg Summer is an open-air festival in the unique atmosphere of the Limburg monastery ruins.

The Saumagen in the test. The people of the Palatinate love good food, perhaps also because wine goes so well with Palatinate and international specialities. And both are brought to the table in ever new creations by the chefs, whether in the top restaurant or in the hearty wine tavern. With ingredients grown on the doorstep, because a few kilometres from the Wine Route is the "vegetable chamber of Germany", the Vorderpfalz. Speaking of food: Saumagen really does taste 100 per cent better than the name suggests at first glance. Please try it!

If you like to eat often and well, you should get active regularly to compensate. For cyclists and hikers, the German Wine Route offers countless possibilities. Flat, relaxing routes in the river plain, sporty trails with hut stops in the mountains, gentle turns in the vineyards with many enjoyable breaks with delicious food and a nice glass of Palatinate wine - which region can keep up? From the athletically ambitious to the pleasure cyclist, everyone will find their dream route and endless variety on the Wine Route. And all this in unique, fascinating landscapes, namely the largest contiguous forest area in Germany, the Palatinate Forest, the second largest wine-growing area in Germany, the German Wine Route, and on the plain of Germany's largest river, the Rhine.

Dream tour between forest and wine. 172 kilometres of interplay between wine and forest. Viewing rocks with fantastic views of the Rhine plain, dreamy forest paths and pretty wine villages - that is the Palatinate Wine Trail. From picturesque Neuleiningen in the north of the German Wine Route, the Prädikat hiking trail runs to Schweigen-Rechtenbach in the south, close to the border with Alsace. Cycling and hiking makes you tired, but after a restful night in the bedroom of the holiday flat or holiday home, the holidaymaker is ready for the next discoveries in the German Wine Route region.

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