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SAMPLE PROPERTIES:
Christmas Middle
This third-floor apartment has a terrific location in the charming, bustling village of St.Goar. The Christmas Middle apartment is across the street from the KD boats and ferry dock and a 5-minute walk to the train. It is a large 3-bedroom apartment with a kitchen, living room and bathroom ands lots of extras.
Wolters
The Wolters third-floor vacation rental is well worth the walk up for the most spectacular views of the Rhine River and valley from the kitchen and master bedroom. This 2-bedroom apartment is comfortably furnished with shower and separate toilet and kitchen/living area combination.
Manthe 3
For a truly memorable experience with a terrific landlady, then staying with Trudy Manthe can't be beat. The Manthe 3 apartment is in the quiet, historic village of Kaub. The Manthe 3 is on the second floor and has 1 bedroom, bathroom, kitchen, living room--and it is next door to a bakery!
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Germany - Rhine region:
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Germany - Rhine region:
GERMANY - RHINE VACATION RENTALS
Now it's a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Site: The Rhine Valley, truly a world treasure!
WHAT TO DO ON YOUR GERMANY - RHINE VACATION
Day trips: Sail, bike or take the train down the Rhine to the charming medieval towns of Ruedesheim, Koblenz, Bingen or Mainz (where you can see the Marc Chagall stained glass windows in St. Stephan’s Church, or visit the Gutenberg Museum). Another day, go up the Rhine to wander the medieval town of Braubach, or roam the storybook villages of the Mosel with their vineyards, cobbled lanes and world-famous wines. For slightly longer day trips, visit the Roman city of Trier, the university town of Heidelberg or the unforgettable cathedral at Cologne.
Sightseeing: Visit any one of 30 castles within a 50-mile stretch of your home. In July, attend the Rhine in Flames festivals where spectacular fireworks make the river look like it’s ablaze. In the fall, join in the fun of the countless local wine festivals of this unique wine-producing region.
For off-the-beaten-track activities that can’t be beat: Rent bikes and take a journey from one town to the next on flat, well-maintained bike trails that connect villages. Relax on a quiet bench watching the movement of the mighty Rhine. Have your breakfast or lunch on the KD boat (included in your train pass) while admiring the centuries-old vineyards that line the hillsides of this beautiful, bustling river or take the chair lift over the endless vineyards for a tremendous view of the Rhine Valley.
Find your perfect Germany tour and your perfect vacation rental, in one package - on one of our unforgettable Germany Untours!
Here's what our customers say about how much there is to do in Germany - Rhine:
"I liked seeing a new country from the perspective of someone living there, walking around the same streets, eating at the same places as the local folks there do." Bobbie and Dan Sessler, 2008
"We had several opportunities to talk at length with local people--our best Untour out of eight in this regard. Germans were uniformly friendly and helpful. The country is exceptionally clean, neat and beautiful. The Oberwesel Mideaval Festival was a special 'plus'." Edwin and Helen Lowrey, 2008
"The Rhineland was beautiful, and it was nice to have it as a base to take quick overnights to Heidelberg and Trier, which I did." Linda Goodrich, 2007
“I loved watching the barge traffic – even at night. I would have loved to have my mountain bike with me, to take advantage of all the perfect riding paths along the river. There were many things left undone – castles not explored, cities and museums not seen, roads not traveled…to sit back and gaze at the castles and countryside while floating along [on the KD boat line] was pure pleasure….” Dane Axen, Rhine Untour, 2002.
Sightseeing: Visit any one of 30 castles within a 50-mile stretch of your home. In July, attend the Rhine in Flames festivals where spectacular fireworks make the river look like it’s ablaze. In the fall, join in the fun of the countless local wine festivals of this unique wine-producing region.
For off-the-beaten-track activities that can’t be beat: Rent bikes and take a journey from one town to the next on flat, well-maintained bike trails that connect villages. Relax on a quiet bench watching the movement of the mighty Rhine. Have your breakfast or lunch on the KD boat (included in your train pass) while admiring the centuries-old vineyards that line the hillsides of this beautiful, bustling river or take the chair lift over the endless vineyards for a tremendous view of the Rhine Valley.
Find your perfect Germany tour and your perfect vacation rental, in one package - on one of our unforgettable Germany Untours!
Here's what our customers say about how much there is to do in Germany - Rhine:
"I liked seeing a new country from the perspective of someone living there, walking around the same streets, eating at the same places as the local folks there do." Bobbie and Dan Sessler, 2008
"We had several opportunities to talk at length with local people--our best Untour out of eight in this regard. Germans were uniformly friendly and helpful. The country is exceptionally clean, neat and beautiful. The Oberwesel Mideaval Festival was a special 'plus'." Edwin and Helen Lowrey, 2008
"The Rhineland was beautiful, and it was nice to have it as a base to take quick overnights to Heidelberg and Trier, which I did." Linda Goodrich, 2007
“I loved watching the barge traffic – even at night. I would have loved to have my mountain bike with me, to take advantage of all the perfect riding paths along the river. There were many things left undone – castles not explored, cities and museums not seen, roads not traveled…to sit back and gaze at the castles and countryside while floating along [on the KD boat line] was pure pleasure….” Dane Axen, Rhine Untour, 2002.