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We offer you unforgettable experiences 365 days a year.

We make sure things never get boring. Experience culture and nature in our natural parks, which include Schwalm-Nette with its premium hiking trails and Hohe Mark with it’s special animal and nature experiences. You will be delighted by the unique sights and services of our romantic city centres, some of which are located on major and minor rivers, while the bars and restaurants are perfect venues for social gatherings. Anyone who still wants more is cordially invited to attend our internationally renowned music and comedy festivals.

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Museum Schloss Moyland has the world’s largest collection of works by Joseph Beuys, Roman history in the LVR-Archäologischen Park Xanten, rural culture at the Niederrheinischen Freilichtmuseum in Grefrath: on the Niederrhein, culture in nature is found at every turn.

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The region is characterised by unspoilt countryside and the irresistible appeal of Germany’s biggest waterway. Where the romance of the Rhine begins, and where togetherness and “Heimat”, the undefinable, uniquely German concept of “homeland”, are celebrated. This is the Niederrhein.

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Fun, events, entertainment: there’s always something happening on the Niederrhein. A packed programme 365 days a year. Family-friendly and suitable for all age groups. From leisure parks to canoe trips, from high rope, forest courses to beach life: sheer joie de vivre on the Niederrhein.

The fascination of Niederrhein - 365 days a year

The Niederrhein

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“The Lower Rhine – so good. So far.”

Wide horizons and the feeling of freedom: this is the Niederrhein. Unspoilt countryside between the Rhein and the Maas, the Niers and the Rur, the Lippe and the Issel. Countryside that is practically heaven on earth for hikers and cyclists. A region that exudes mystical enchantment with the romance of the Rhine, and which with the Schwanenburg in Kleve and dragon slayer Siegfried from Xanten is inextricably linked with the saga of the Nibelungs

A region of towns such as Wesel, which once belonged to the Hanseatic League, and Kevelaer, which is now home to one of Germany’s biggest shrines to the Virgin Mary. A region with great appeal for everyone seeking leisure activities and adventure. And a region to be enjoyed with all the senses.