Vacation in Rhineland-Palatinate: Top excursion destinations for small budgets!

Vacation in Rhineland-Palatinate: Top excursion destinations for small budgets!

With the summer holidays just around the corner, the home region remains the first choice for many families in Rhineland-Palatinate to enjoy their free time while keeping an eye on costs. Swimming, hiking and exploring are on the agenda, and the state offers plenty of opportunities for this. The SWR has compiled the most popular excursion destinations in the region that are not only easy on the wallet, but also provide unforgettable experiences.

A very special destination is the Devil's Table near Hinterweidenthal, which impresses with its impressive height of 14 meters and a weight of 250 tons. This unique rock, which extends on a 312 meter high mountain ridge, is accessible all year round and invites you to discover and linger. The Silz Wildlife Park in the Southern Palatinate also attracts with native animal species and is ideal for a family trip.

Special places to discover

But it's not just nature that has a lot to offer in Rhineland-Palatinate. Anyone looking for something special can make a pilgrimage to the former government bunker in Bad Neuenahr-Ahrweiler. This bunker was built between 1960 and 1972 to provide the population with protection in the event of a nuclear attack. Today, visitors can view the fascinating remains in a documentation center, which is open for an entry fee of 15 euros. The history of the bunker reflects the fears of another time and is an exciting destination for history buffs.

Another highlight is the ghost village of Wollseifen in the Eifel National Park. This former village, which was claimed by British forces after the Second World War, has an exciting history. The restored village church and some of the remaining buildings are open to visitors and tell of the place's eventful past.

A look into the depths

For adventurers, a trip to the Traben-Trarbach underworld is also worthwhile. Here you will find a fascinating system of underground wine cellars that were built in the early 20th century. Guided tours of these mysterious vaults are particularly popular and cost 12 euros, including a glass of wine or grape juice.

Rhineland-Palatinate not only impresses with its picturesque landscapes and historical sites, but also with its mild climate and inviting vineyards. The many hiking trails, such as the famous Altschlosspfad or the tour around the Geiersteine, are ideal for family trips. No matter whether you are traveling in the Palatinate, the Rhine Valley or the Eifel – the region has something to offer for everyone.

Let yourself be seduced by the variety of offers and discover the secrets and beauties that Rhineland-Palatinate has to offer. Whether with family, friends or alone – summer at home has a lot to offer without overstretching your budget. A brilliant leisure experience awaits everyone who is ready to discover the treasures of their region!

For more exciting excursion tips and suggestions, take a look Travel reporter and People Abroad over.