Lower Rhine Cities

To the region of Lower Rhine belong numerous cities and municipalities. These include the districts of Kleve, Viersen, Wesel and Neuss, as well as cities such as Düsseldorf, Krefeld, Duisburg and Möchengladbach, which all have a variety of attractions to offer.
Because almost everywhere on the Lower Rhine you can find cultural and scenic highlights. These testify to an eventful past on the Rhine. This and the wide range of leisure activities make towns and cities on the Lower Rhine a popular travel destination in Europe.

Cities and Villages :

Alpen   Bedburg-Hau   Brüggen   Dinslaken   Dormagen   Düsseldorf   Duisburg   Emmerich   Geldern   Goch   Grefrath   Grevenbroich   Hamminkeln   Hünxe   Jüchen   Kaarst   Kaiserswerth   Kalkar   Kamp-Lintfort   Kempen   Kevelaer   Kleve   Korschenbroich   Kranenburg   Krefeld   Mönchengladbach   Moers   Nettetal  Neukirchen-Vluyn   Neuss   Rees   Rheinberg   Straelen   Sonsbeck   Uedem   Venlo [NL]   Viersen   Voerde Wachtendonk   Walbeck   Weeze   Wesel   Willich   Xanten   Zons

The largest city on the Lower Rhine is Düsseldorf and at the same time the state capital of North Rhine-Westphalia. The City offers a variety of sights as well as a wide range of cultural activities and diverse leisure acitivities and events.
However, this does not mean that it is boring in the small towns and villages on the Rhine. No, there is also something to discover in the smallest villages. Take a look around. The Kuhpfad website shows sights, attractions, beautiful places as well as leisure activities and cultural offers of the respective city or municipality.

The numerous historic city centers of the towns are particularly worth seeing. You should definitely have seen the city of Kempen with its beautiful old town, Zons am Rhein with its medieval buildings and Wachtendonk with its old houses.
No less interesting are Xanten and Kevelaer with their magnificent churches and numerous old buildings. Not to be forgotten is Kaiserswerth on the Rhine and the Rhine promenades of the cities of Rees, Emmerich or Wesel. But no matter where you are on the Lower Rhine, keep your eyes open. Sometimes there are little things very interesting.