Vacation Rentals in Rheinberg

Vacation Rentals in Rheinberg

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Highlights Rheinberg

  • Nature reserves on the Rhine
  • City fortification with ramparts
  • Gothic parish church
  • TerraZoo Rheinberg
  • Lower Rhine specialities

Prices and availability

Current Vacation rental prices Rheinberg

$219for 7 Dec - 14 Dec
$235 annual average
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Current vacation rental availability Rheinberg

100%for 7 Dec - 14 Dec
68% annual average
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Vacation rentals in Rheinberg

Only a few steps from the city centre

If you would like to explore the historic city centre of Rheinberg on foot from your accommodation, then the centrally located vacation rentals are just right for you. Not far from such a vacation rental in Rheinberg you can reach the market place, the city fortifications and the many restaurants and cafés in just a few minutes. Rheinberg offers you a good transport infrastructure for holiday accommodations located a little outside the city, so that you can easily get to the sights.

Quiet location for hikers and cyclists

The advantage of a vacation rental in Rheinberg is the quiet green location and the direct connection to the Jakobsweg, so that hikers and pilgrims get their money's worth. The Ruhr area and the close surroundings of your vacation rental are also ideal for extended cycling tours. Parking in front of the accommodation is usually not a problem, so that even excursions by car are possible.

Holiday in Rheinberg

Location and orientation

The city on the Rhine

Rheinberg lies in the northwest of the Ruhr area, directly on the lower Lower Rhine. The city is added to the federal state of North Rhine-Westphalia and the Lower Rhine Plain. The town of Wesel is about 15 kilometres from Rheinberg. Moers is about 11 kilometres away and Duisburg is about 16 kilometres away by car. There is also a car ferry from Rheinberg-Orsoy to Duisburg-Walsum.

Various nature reserves limit the urban area

In the northeast, the Rhine forms the natural border of the city. Several nature reserves also begin there, including the Rhineland foreland to the north-east of the Ossenberg lock. Further nature reserves in the Rhineland foothills can be found east of Wallach and in the Orsoyer Rheinbogen.

The Ruhr area on the Rhine from above
The Ruhr area on the Rhine from above
The Rheinberger Platt is still spoken today in Rheinberg and in the surrounding villages. This is an old dialect that is added to the Lower Franconian dialect.

Top 3 travel tips

1. Explore the fortification during the walk

The city fortification of Rheinberg is one of the most important building ensembles in the city. It consists of the Alte Kellnerei, which was added to the Landesburg in the 13th century as a farm building. Also worth seeing are the Rheinberg customs tower and the ruins of the powder tower. While strolling through the city, you can also admire the remains of the three-kilometre-long ramparts that frame the historic city centre.

2. To the oldest sacral building of the city

The parish church of St. Peter is located east of the market square. The Gothic building was first mentioned in a document in 1106. However, the five-storey west tower has late Romanesque features. Inside the church there is a high altar with several shrines dating from the 15th and 16th centuries. The baroque pulpit was built in 1701.

3. Variety in the reptile zoo

In the district of Winterswick you will find the TerraZoo Rheinberg, which is home to around 400 animals from a hundred species. The exhibited creatures are mainly Nile crocodiles, tortoises and scaly creepers. You can also see amphibians and invertebrates such as tarantulas.

Things to know

Tasting Lower Rhine specialities

Whether you are planning to cook your own meals in your holiday apartment in Rheinberg, or whether you are planning regular side trips to the city's restaurants, you should not miss the delicious dishes of the region. The classics of Lower Rhine cuisine include pancakes, asparagus and roast goose with red cabbage. In addition, kale with Mettwürstkes, grillage cake and endive among each other are on the menus of many innkeepers.

FAQs: Vacation Rentals in Rheinberg

How much does it cost to book a vacation rental in Rheinberg?

We can see from last year that Rheinberg had an average price of $126 per night, a relatively high one for a city in Germany.

During which months can you find the best price for vacation rentals in Rheinberg?

]If you would like to get the most out of your money, the most affordable months to visit Rheinberg are September ($107 the average per night for accommodation), July ($108), and August ($110).

In which months is it more expensive to rent a vacation rental in Rheinberg?

At the time of booking a vacation rental in Rheinberg, the highest prices are found in the month of January (with an average of $141 per night), followed by December ($137), and then November ($137).

Do I need to plan a trip to Rheinberg well in advance?

If you decide to put Rheinberg on your bucket list, we suggest organizing your travels long before you go because it is usually very high in demand, with an annual average of 86% of rentals booked the previous year.

What are the best months for a spontaneous getaway?

The most available months are, on average, January (with an availability of 37%), December (31%), and February (31%), according to the trends observed in the prior year.

How many rentals are there in Rheinberg?

We have 30 rentals for you in Rheinberg, provided by our 2 local and international partners.

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