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In a beautiful location in the Siebengebirge, you can follow in the footsteps of the first Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany. His grave can also be visited not far from his home.

The ‘Red Wine Hiking Trail’ in the Ahr Valley is more than 35 kilometres long and leads halfway up through the vineyard terraces between Bad Bodendorf and Altenahr. Along the way, there are always magnificent views of the wild and romantic Ahr valley.

The history of arithmetic – from the medieval arithmetic master to the digital high-performance system – is the focus of the Arithmeum at the Research Institute for Discrete Mathematics in Bonn. It offers an entertaining mix of science and art.

This visit is a must for anyone with a passion for historical and contemporary art. The exhibitions and events also focus on cultural history, archaeology, natural science and other fields of knowledge.

Siegburg has a lot to offer – and a little more on many days. Everything you need to know about highlights, events, bonus campaigns and other city information can be found in the new city portal.

The Bonn site of the Deutsches Museum is dedicated to bringing science and technology to life. The museum offers changing exhibitions for young and old.

High above Königswinter and the Rhine, the Drachenfels offers a unique view over the countryside. The castle ruins on the summit have been the subject of many legends and myths since the Middle Ages. Today, visitors can reach the summit safely and quickly using the cog railway.

Under the motto ‘We collect contemporary history’, the museum presents a veritable treasure trove of historical artefacts – everyday objects, documents, media, machines, furniture, textiles and much more.

The climbing forest in Hennef promises ‘lots of fun in the trees’ – and it keeps this promise! Halfway between Cologne and Bonn, a varied, natural course with different themed routes awaits climbers of all ages.

With its unique animal world, Cologne Zoo has been an institution in the region since 1860. Its highlights include the spacious outdoor and park areas, the many themed worlds and one of the largest elephant parks in Europe.

The small town at the foot of the Siebengebirge is a real pearl of the region. With the marvellous view from the Drachenfels, the historic old town and the famous Petersberg, it offers more than enough highlights for a long day out.

It’s good to have two of the most beautiful rivers in your neighbourhood! Because the ‘Bonner Personen Schifffahrt’ (BPS) and the ‘Köln-Düsseldorfer Rheinschifffahrt’ (KD) offer you a variety of beautiful scheduled, round and event cruises.

Founded at the beginning of the 20th century by the naturalist and zoologist Alexander Koenig, the Museum Koenig Bonn is now one of the largest natural history research museums in Germany with a wide range of programmes.

With imaginative themed worlds, exciting shows, entertaining tests of courage and everything else that children love, Phantasialand has become a classic. Bring plenty of time with you – the kids won’t want to leave the park in a hurry!

The LVR-LandesMuseum Bonn displays impressive treasures of archaeology, art and cultural history from over 400,000 years ago. The development of the region from its beginnings to the present day is brought back to life.

550 metres downhill at full speed: this run is fun and its seven bends give you a real tingling sensation in your stomach! The drag lift takes you back up again in a relaxed manner – which of course makes you want to do a repeat lap or two …