Smaller towns with shorter distances make for a leisurely exploration on foot or by bike. Aachen, Münster, Bielefeld and Bonn are perfect for a stroll through the streets, and the sights are easily accessible on foot.
Those who fancy a longer ride and want to cycle from one town to another will also find opportunities to do so. For example, if you hire a bike through Metropolrad Ruhr in any of the ten participating towns in the Ruhr region, you can return it to any of the others. The same applies to the green bikes from ‘NiederrheinRad’: whether in Duisburg, Krefeld, Kleve, Wesel, Viersen or the Rhine District of Neuss: Bicycles can be both collected and returned at the rental stations spread throughout the region.
Incidentally, anyone wishing to explore North Rhine-Westphalia on two wheels has a huge choice of beautiful routes: the NRW cycle network covers a total of around 30,000 kilometres. The network of walking trails is even larger, at over 50,000 kilometres. Whether it’s a certified premium hiking trail, a ‘Top Trail of Germany’ or an insider’s tip: experiences close to nature, beautiful views and new adventures await at every turn in NRW.
Good to know: Sustainable travel regions in NRW recognised
The North Eifel, the Winterberg holiday region including Hallenberg, and the Sauerland – three destinations in NRW – have already been recognised as sustainable travel destinations by the renowned certification body TourCert.
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