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Ringhotel Teutoburger Wald
5.7
Suns
99% recommendation
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Landhotel Voss im Sauerland
5.6
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Hotel Seepark Janssen
5.6
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Berghotel Astenkrone
5.7
Suns
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Hotel Diedrich
5.6
Suns
98% recommendation
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AstenRose - Landhaus am Rothaarsteig
5.6
Suns
97% recommendation
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offers from $137.69
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Hotel Engemann Kurve
5.6
Suns
98% recommendation
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offers from $284.15
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Hotel Matamba
5.6
Suns
97% recommendation
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offers from $613.36
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Hotel Relais Chateaux Jagdhof Glashütte
5.6
Suns
96% recommendation
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Mintrops Stadt Hotel Margarethenhöhe
5.6
Suns
98% recommendation
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Information about the region North Rhine-Westphalia


Trip Preparation

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North Rhine-Westphalia is a federal state of Germany. Located in western Germany and is bordered on the north east and east with the federal state of Niedersachsen (Lower Saxony) in the southeast by the federal state of Hessen and in the south by Rheinland-Pfalz (Rhineland-Palatinate .) The capital of North Rhine-Westphalia is Düsseldorf and the city's largest and oldest city is Cologne. In the center of the state is the Ruhr Area, the largest German agglomeration with a population of 5 million inhabitants.

Weather / When to go?

In the "Kölner Bucht and the" Mittelrhein (Upper Middle Rhine Valley) there is a mild climate.
In the "Sauerland" cold.
In "Münster"and "Aachen" it rains more than in neighbouring regions.
It is typical in the "Münsterland" that the climate is unstable.

Language
There are several dialects and languages in North Rhine-Westphalia, depending on the area and the origin of immigrants. The official l...
Latest version edited by administrator
North Rhine-Westphalia is a federal state of Germany. Located in western Germany and is bordered on the north east and east with the federal state of Niedersachsen (Lower Saxony) in the southeast by the federal state of Hessen and in the south by Rheinland-Pfalz (Rhineland-Palatinate .) The capital of North Rhine-Westphalia is Düsseldorf and the city's largest and oldest city is Cologne. In the center of the state is the Ruhr Area, the largest German agglomeration with a population of 5 million inhabitants.

Weather / When to go?

In the "Kölner Bucht and the" Mittelrhein (Upper Middle Rhine Valley) there is a mild climate.
In the "Sauerland" cold.
In "Münster"and "Aachen" it rains more than in neighbouring regions.
It is typical in the "Münsterland" that the climate is unstable.

Language
There are several dialects and languages in North Rhine-Westphalia, depending on the area and the origin of immigrants. The official language is German.

Country and People

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History
In 1946 the Prussian province of Westphalia and the northern part of the Prussian province of the Rhine formed part of the state of North Rhine-Westphalia. Since 1949, North Rhine-Westphalia became part of the federal state of Germany.
The northern part of the agglomeration of the Rhine-Ruhr region is the Ruhr region, which enjoyed its economic boom due to coal mining and the steel industry. In the 60's the industry declined and until today we can perceive a change in structure. North Rhine-Westphalia is still characterized by industry and is one of the economic centers of Germany. The country contributes 22% to the German economy, and is the strongest economy in the country.

Religion
In North Rhine-Westphalia there are many different religions because of its history. The largest group are Christians (Catholics), who represent 40% of the total population. The second largest group are the evangelicals (30%) and Muslims (3...
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History
In 1946 the Prussian province of Westphalia and the northern part of the Prussian province of the Rhine formed part of the state of North Rhine-Westphalia. Since 1949, North Rhine-Westphalia became part of the federal state of Germany.
The northern part of the agglomeration of the Rhine-Ruhr region is the Ruhr region, which enjoyed its economic boom due to coal mining and the steel industry. In the 60's the industry declined and until today we can perceive a change in structure. North Rhine-Westphalia is still characterized by industry and is one of the economic centers of Germany. The country contributes 22% to the German economy, and is the strongest economy in the country.

Religion
In North Rhine-Westphalia there are many different religions because of its history. The largest group are Christians (Catholics), who represent 40% of the total population. The second largest group are the evangelicals (30%) and Muslims (3%), 25% is non-denominational. The state constitution guarantees religious freedom.

Getting Around

Airport

The two major airports are the International Airport of Cologne / Bonn and Düsseldorf.
Additionally, you can travel to the airport of Münster, Paderborn / Lippstadt, Dortmund and Weeze.

Public transport

There are ICE train stations in Münster, Bielefeld, Mindern, Dortmund, Essen, Düsseldorf, Cologne and Bonn, among others.
In addition, you can easily get around by bicycle, as there are many bike lanes.

Discover and Enjoy

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Events

National holidays include New Year's Day, Good Friday, Easter, Labor Day, the Assumption of Our Lady, German Unity Day, Christmas, Corpus Christi, All Saints Day.

Culinary Delights

We must distinguish between the cuisine and cooking in Rhine Westphalia. Westphalian cuisine is abundant and they eat lots of meat. In the south eastern area, wine is grown on the banks of Rhine. Beer is also a popular beverage in North Rhine-Westphalia.
The cuisine of the Lower Rhine and Mount County ("Bergisch Land") is also distinctive. Very popular are, for example, waffles ("Bergische waffeln") or "Halver Hahn", a bun made of rye flour and served with cheese. Another dish is "Himmel un Aad (which means" heaven and earth "in German), which is mashed potatoes and apple sauce often served with sausages "Blutwurst" (blood sausage), bacon and fried onions. The Rheinische Sauerbraten "or the Rhine mussels are other of the classic dishes. The "Sa...
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Events

National holidays include New Year's Day, Good Friday, Easter, Labor Day, the Assumption of Our Lady, German Unity Day, Christmas, Corpus Christi, All Saints Day.

Culinary Delights

We must distinguish between the cuisine and cooking in Rhine Westphalia. Westphalian cuisine is abundant and they eat lots of meat. In the south eastern area, wine is grown on the banks of Rhine. Beer is also a popular beverage in North Rhine-Westphalia.
The cuisine of the Lower Rhine and Mount County ("Bergisch Land") is also distinctive. Very popular are, for example, waffles ("Bergische waffeln") or "Halver Hahn", a bun made of rye flour and served with cheese. Another dish is "Himmel un Aad (which means" heaven and earth "in German), which is mashed potatoes and apple sauce often served with sausages "Blutwurst" (blood sausage), bacon and fried onions. The Rheinische Sauerbraten "or the Rhine mussels are other of the classic dishes. The "Sauerbraten" is meat put for several days in a marinade of vinegar, wine and vegetable stock, before being cooked on a BBQ. In addition, the people of North Rhine-Westphalia drink beer "Kölsch", "Altbier", "Pils", and wine from the Rhine or Moselle.

Worth seeing

The Oberhausen gasometer is an industrial heritage exhibition hall and symbol of the city of Oberhausen. It was built between 1927 and 1929 and was the largest gas deposit in Europe and the second largest in the world.
The "Drachenfels (Dragon Rock) is a mountain in Siebengebirge on the banks of the River Rhine
Skiing in the city of Neuss on the indoor track, which is the largest indoor track in Germany and also has the highest climbing wall in Europe.
The "Kölner Dom (Cologne Cathedral) is the largest Gothic cathedral in Germany and in 1996 was named a World Heritage Site.

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Hotel reviews for hotels in North Rhine-Westphalia

Surprisingly disappointed! Carpet and bathroom too d...Hotel not recommendedtranslated hotel review
Hotel Novotel Köln City in Cologne, North Rhine-Westphalia
2.3
Suns
Whether it carnival lag? We were given a room with a queen size bed, a ceiling. Only on demand we were given a ceiling, not unused appeared. Also there was just towels for a person. On my repeated demand, you're annoyed and did new towels, but the contained also stains. The carpet was-really-totally dirty. Mitbloßen feet to walk around. Impossible. I nöle normal not at all, but for the category is more to be expected. The lobby etc. are nice, but I am now times in the room and my toilet seat ... Read more
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Sandra, Age 36-40, Friends
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anytime again in kaiserswerthHotel recommendedtranslated hotel review
Hotel Villa Falkenberg in Dusseldorf, North Rhine-Westphalia
5.8
Suns
A well run guest house in kaiserswerth is not easy to find; with villa Falkenberg we have several times really lucky. Not only the location (central to B8, however to the rear very quiet for Rhine location), but also the lovely area and the kind Administration of the house a visit recommendable nonetheless. The rooms are very clean and bright (white). The breakfast is a delight! clean, beautiful bed sheets and good mattresses kind management by Mrs. Dr. M. and compassionate staff, the even sp... Read more
in February 12
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Martin, Age 46-50, Couple
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Middle class hotel with small LackHotel recommendedtranslated hotel review
Hotel Park Inn Belfortstraße Köln in Cologne, North Rhine-Westphalia
3.6
Suns
the hotel consists of two complexes, the main hotel and guest house in the single room home. very small single room in the somewhat unpleasant gasthaus. Room amenities is OK. The hotel (4 stars) is unsupervised at night and is sometimes you doorstep on. the staff are friendly, the room service good and there is a lack of sensitivity. On complaints only weak response. If you like swimming and with the rooms a compromise deal, for the is the hotel a good Cologne alternative. near to the Rhine a... Read more
in February 12
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Jan, Age 31-35, Solo/single
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perfect hotel in a great location on the DOM/Rhine!Hotel recommendedtranslated hotel review
Hotel Drei Kronen in Cologne, North Rhine-Westphalia
5.2
Suns
the hotel is not very large with 5 floors and around 20 rooms. But it was very clean and the staff were really friendly. We had the breakfast used. That could spontaneous morning for 10 euros to book. One can its key from the room the side entrance used, if you at night to the hotel back, since the front desk not permanently occupied. the rooms were large and we had a enough space and a large front window on one side (unfortunately not in the direction of Rhine) but nevertheless great. The ba... Read more
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Elena, Age 19-25, Friends
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Thanks for the beautiful daysHotel recommendedtranslated hotel review
Hotel Fährhaus in Dusseldorf, North Rhine-Westphalia
5.4
Suns
We had a parking. The rooms are brand new furnished, great. It was really very clean. in our room we were very felt at ease. The size, the location overlooking the Rhine, new furniture... Gladly again at any time. the staff helped us with advice and act to the side. the breakfast we have enough enjoyed with the Chinese we were unfortunately not food... Perhaps next time. the location is simply great, right on the Rhine. Read more
in February 12
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Andrea, Age 56-60, Friends
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