Experience North Rhine-Westphalia
In North Rhine-Westphalia, urban centers meet vast natural landscapes, industrial history meets contemporary culture and international events meet regional hospitality. Whether strolling through the old town of Düsseldorf, discovering the mining culture of the Ruhr region or relaxing in the Eifel National Park - travelers can expect an impressive variety of impressions. Experience the atmosphere of Lower Saxony with the webcams and be inspired for your next vacation in Lower Saxony.
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The federal state of North Rhine-Westphalia
North Rhine-Westphalia (NRW) is located in the west of Germany and borders the Netherlands, Belgium and the federal states of Lower Saxony, Hesse and Rhineland-Palatinate. With around 18 million inhabitants, it is the most populous federal state in Germany. It covers an area of around 34,100 km². The state is characterized by densely populated conurbations such as the Ruhr area as well as natural regions such as the Sauerland and the Eifel. The state capital is Düsseldorf, the largest city is Cologne. North Rhine-Westphalia is regarded as the economic heart of Germany, with strong industry, diverse culture and international appeal. The Rhine, numerous rivers and green low mountain ranges characterize the varied landscape of the federal state, which combines urban life and nature experiences.
Rhine metropolises and culture
NRW is a cultural center of Germany with an impressive variety of cities and sights. Cologne impresses with its imposing Cologne Cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and a lively cultural scene with numerous events. If you want to enjoy a view of the Rhine, the Livecam offers an atmospheric view of the river and the old town opposite with the cathedral. The state capital of Düsseldorf offers a wide range of cultural attractions with the Königsallee, the Medienhafen and renowned museums such as the Kunstsammlung NRW. Aachen impresses with Aachen Cathedral, another UNESCO World Heritage Site, and a rich history as the coronation site of German kings. Münster, known for its historic old town and as a cycling city, offers numerous museums and cultural events. The former federal capital Bonn is home to the Museum Mile with important institutions such as the Bundeskunsthalle. The cultural heritage of North Rhine-Westphalia ranges from imposing castles to important industrial monuments. Places such as Königswinter with the Drachenfels and Drachenburg Castle offer a fascinating mix of scenic beauty and historical architecture, which you can observe live at any time using the webcams.
Social life in North Rhine-Westphalia is characterized by numerous events. From the Cologne Carnival to the Festival of Lights in Dortmund, from the Beethoven Festival in Bonn to the Juicy Beast Festivalin Dortmund, from street food festivals to Christmas markets in the old towns - there are many opportunities to get to know the diversity of the state.
Nature and leisure in NRW
North Rhine-Westphalia offers numerous opportunities for anyone looking to relax in nature. The Sauerland and the Rothaargebirge mountains are particularly popular, with places like Winterberg, which attracts active holidaymakers all year round with its hiking trails, ski slopes and leisure activities. If you decide to take a trip to the Kappe adventure mountain , you can check the current situation on site in advance using a webcam - for example, whether there is still fog over the valley or the sun is already shining over the treetop path. Regions such as the Teutoburg Forest or the Münsterland region also invite you to get some exercise in the fresh air with their varied landscape.
North Rhine-Westphalia also offers a wide range of excursion destinations for families - from zoos and leisure pools to family-friendly hiking trails. Medebach in Sauerland is an insider tip for experiencing nature with children.
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