11 Regions

11 Regions

Bergstrasse-Odenwald

Celebrated for its untouched natural landscapes, the Bergstrasse-Odenwald is home to two UNESCO World Heritage Sites, an abundance of orchards and the sundrenched vineyards of Germany’s smallest wine region.

Frankfurt Rhine-Main

A polycentric metropolitan region boasting both modern cities with impressive architecture, arts and culture, and low mountains, thick forests and lots of space for invigorating outdoor activities.

Lahntal

A gentle landscape of meadows, forests and rivers offering plenty of scope for hiking, cycling and canoeing. The Lahn Valley’s picturesque towns are home to unique museums, Baroque palaces and relaxing spas.

GrimmHeimat NordHessen

Home to the enchanting sights and countryside that inspired Grimms’ Fairy Tales, plus internationally-acclaimed arts and culture, two UNESCO World Heritage Sites, and excellent hiking and biking trails.

Rheingau

One of the world’s most distinguished wine regions, bursting with impressive cultural and historical offerings as well as magnificent UNESCO World Heritage views of rolling hills, castles and vineyards.

Rhön

One of Germany’s top hiking destinations, the Rhön’s volcanic hills and valleys offer extraordinary views, unique flora and fauna, pretty spa towns and seemingly endless options for outdoor activities.

Spessart

The enchanting birthplace of the Brothers Grimm, the magnificent wooded landscapes and crisp, clean air here afford plentiful opportunities for hiking and cycling and a healthy, restorative break.

Taunus

Half an hour from Frankfurt by train, this low forested mountain range offers scenic views, a multitude of hiking and cycling routes, Roman ruins and Germany’s largest climatic health resort.

Vogelsberg

With its extraordinary volcanic landscapes prime for hiking, cycling and even hang-gliding, Vogelsberg boasts panoramic views, unique flora and fauna, historic towns and castles and an Iron Age settlement.

Westerwald

A low volcanic mountain range covered with forests and grasslands and broken up by rivers, lakes and charming half-timbered villages. A glorious destination for hiking, cycling, swimming and camping.