Schöneberg

The region is known for its picturesque hiking trails that lead through dense forests and gentle hills. Particularly recommended are the Westerwald-Steig as well as the Druidensteig, both of which offer breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape.

Schöneberg also has a lot to offer culturally: The local history museum provides an insight into the life and work of past generations. For those interested in art, a visit to the "Kunst & Kultur" gallery is worthwhile, where regularly changing exhibitions are shown.

A highlight in Schöneberg's calendar of events is the annual village festival in summer - here locals and guests come together to celebrate extensively with live music and regional specialities.

If you get hungry, you should definitely give the traditional dishes of the region a chance: Try the hearty Sauerbraten, for example, or enjoy freshly baked bread with homemade spread on a rustic farm terrace.

And what to do in bad weather? No problem - even then Schöneberg has plenty to offer: Relax in one of the cosy guest lounges or visit the nearby "Monte Mare" adventure pool in Rheinbach.

The most beautiful time in Schöneberg is probably in spring, when nature slowly awakens and everything begins to blossom. But also in autumn, when the leaves turn colourful and the smell of freshly baked apple pie wafts through the streets, this region has its very own charm.

Overall, Schöneberg is definitely worth a trip - whether as a starting point for extensive hikes or simply to relax and enjoy. This travel guide will give you all the information you need for an unforgettable stay!