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49 ° 5 ′ 24 ″ N 7 ° 6 ′ 36 ″ E
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the Rhine is a central European river, along 1 233 km. It takes its source in Swiss and flows into a delta at the Netherlands

Understand

The source of the Rhine in Switzerland is generally located at Lake Toma, and is supplied immediately by the Kidney of Curnera, the Kidney of Nalps, the Kidney of Medel

The "Rhine Valley" or the "Romantic Rhine" corresponds to the Middle Rhine of Mainz To Bonn in Germany.

  • Its watershed is 198,000 km2. It includes: most of Switzerland, a small part of Italy, part of Austria, all of Liechtenstein, large parts of Germany, part of France and then of Belgium, most of Luxembourg, large parts of the Netherlands.
  • It is the longest river flowing into the North Sea and one of the busiest waterways in the world.
  • Due to the various regions crossed, the geology and its different landscapes, it has been divided into 5 different parts.

But also defined as Green Rhine, or Dynamic Rhine, or Romantic Rhine

Alpine Rhine from the source to Lake Constance

Info

  • Map of the Alpine Rhine Logo indicating a wikipedia link
  • Correction of the Alpine Rhine Logo indicating a wikipedia link
  • Posterior rhine Logo indicating a wikipedia link
  • Alter Rhein Logo indicating a wikipedia link

Sources

  • 1 Official source of the Rhine Logo indicating a wikipedia link
  • 2 Tuma Lake (Toma)  – and Kidney of Tuma
  • 3 Anterior kidney (Kidney Anteriur) Logo indicating a wikipedia link
  • 4 Kidney and Cumera Lake
  • 5 Kidney and Lake Nalps
  • 6 Kidney and Lake Medel

Tributaries

  • 7 Plessur in Chur (Chur) (Logo representing the flag of the country of SwitzerlandSwiss) – Right bank
  • 8 Landquart Logo indicating a wikipedia link To Landquart (Logo representing the flag of the country of SwitzerlandSwiss) – Right bank
  • 9 Tamina in Bad Ragaz (Logo representing the flag of the country of SwitzerlandSwiss) – Left Bank
  • 10 Parallel canal (Kanal) in Ruggell (Logo representing the flag of the country LiechtensteinLiechtenstein) – Right bank
  • 11 Ill Logo indicating a wikipedia link (Logo representing the flag of the country AustriaAustria) – Right bank
  • 12 Werdenberger BinnenKanal in Lienz (Logo representing the flag of the country of SwitzerlandSwiss) – Left Bank
  • 13 Frutz Logo indicating a wikipedia link between Meiningen and Koblach (Logo representing the flag of the country AustriaAustria) – Right bank
  • 14 Dornbirner Ach (Dombirner Ache) Logo indicating a wikipedia link to Hard (Logo representing the flag of the country AustriaAustria) – Right bank
  • 15 Bregenzer Ach Logo indicating a wikipedia link in Bregenz (Logo representing the flag of the country AustriaAustria East of Lake Constance) – Right bank
  • 16 Alter Rhein (Old rhine) Logo indicating a wikipedia link in Altenrhein (South of Lake Constance Logo representing the flag of the country of SwitzerlandSwiss) – Left Bank

Steps

  • 17 Disentis / Müster (Logo representing the flag of the country of SwitzerlandSwiss)
  • 18 Chur (Chur) (Logo representing the flag of the country of SwitzerlandSwiss)
  • 19 Landquart (Logo representing the flag of the country of SwitzerlandSwiss)
  • 20 Vaduz (Logo representing the flag of the country LiechtensteinLiechtenstein)
  • 21 Bregenz (Logo representing the flag of the country AustriaAustria)

To see

Curiosities of the surroundings

  • 22 Source of the Rhône Logo indicating a wikipedia link (Logo representing the flag of the country of SwitzerlandSwiss) – A nod to the birth of another river that begins nearby, at the Furka Pass
  • Rhône glacier Logo indicating a wikipedia link
  • 23 Sargans Castle Logo indicating a wikipedia link Sargans (Logo representing the flag of the country of SwitzerlandSwiss)
  • 24 Heidiland Logo indicating a wikipedia link Maienfeld (Logo representing the flag of the country of SwitzerlandSwiss) – The Land of Heidi
  • 25 State of Liechtenstein Logo indicating a wikipedia link (Logo representing the flag of the country LiechtensteinLiechtenstein) – See Vaduz Castle
  • 26 Feldkirch Logo indicating a wikipedia link (Logo representing the flag of the country AustriaAustria)
  • 27 Appenzell country Logo indicating a link to the websiteLogo indicating a wikipedia link (Logo representing the flag of the country of SwitzerlandSwiss) – Magnificent region with its hills with gentle curves, its large farms, its people with folklore in the skin and the love of their cows. From Altstätten to Sankt-Margrethen, one overlooks the Rhine valley.
  • 28 Appenzell Logo indicating a link to the websiteLogo indicating a wikipedia link (Logo representing the flag of the country of SwitzerlandSwiss) – Small town with its magnificent houses in the heart of the city, colors, paintings, Rococo-style Sankt-Mauritius Church. Seealpsee lake.
  • 29 Fromagerie dAppenzell Logo indicating a link to the website Stein (Logo representing the flag of the country of SwitzerlandSwiss) – The famous Appenzell cheese. Restaurant on site.
  • 30 Appenzell Folklore Museum Logo indicating a link to the website Stein (Logo representing the flag of the country of SwitzerlandSwiss) – Laces, costumes, very pleasant museum
  • 31 Säntis Logo indicating a link to the websiteLogo indicating a wikipedia link Schwagalp (Logo representing the flag of the country of SwitzerlandSwiss) – Altitude 2 504 m by cable car. Views over the Rhine Valley, Liechtenstein, Austria, Lake Constance, the Bernese Oberland, the Jura.

Around

  • 32 Vorarlberg (Austria)

Do

  • 33 Flims Waldhaus (Logo representing the flag of the country of SwitzerlandSwiss) – Important winter sports resort
  • 34 Lenzerheide (Logo representing the flag of the country of SwitzerlandSwiss) – Important winter sports resort
  • 35 Arosa (Logo representing the flag of the country of SwitzerlandSwiss) – Important winter sports resort
  • 36 Davos (Logo representing the flag of the country of SwitzerlandSwiss) – Important winter sports resort

Haut-Rhin from Lake Constance to Basel

Info

  • Haut-Rhin map Logo indicating a wikipedia link – The part of the Rhine which connects the Obersee to the Untersee
  • Seerhein Logo indicating a wikipedia link

Tributaries

  • 1 Thur Logo indicating a wikipedia link (Logo representing the flag of the country of SwitzerlandSwiss) – Left Bank
  • 2 Töss Logo indicating a wikipedia link (Logo representing the flag of the country of SwitzerlandSwiss) – Left Bank
  • 3 Aar Logo indicating a wikipedia link (Logo representing the flag of the country of SwitzerlandSwiss Between Schaffhausen and Basel) – Left Bank - Not to be confused with Koblenz
  • 4 Birse (Birs) Logo indicating a wikipedia link (Logo representing the flag of the country of SwitzerlandSwiss) – Left Bank

Steps

To see

  • 16 Lake constance (Bodensee) Logo indicating a wikipedia link (Logo representing the flag of the country of SwitzerlandSwiss, Logo representing the flag of the country AustriaAustria and Logo representing the flag of the country GermanyGermany) – And everywhere, cycle paths, especially on the west side.
  • 17 Painted houses of Stein-am-Rhein Logo indicating a link to the websiteLogo indicating a wikipedia link (Logo representing the flag of the country of SwitzerlandSwiss) – Worth the detour
  • 18 Chateau Munot Logo indicating a link to the websiteLogo indicating a wikipedia link (Logo representing the flag of the country of SwitzerlandSwiss)
  • 19 Rhine Falls (Rheinfall) Logo indicating a link to the websiteLogo indicating a wikipedia link (Logo representing the flag of the country of SwitzerlandSwiss) – 23m high, and boat tour on the central rock, in the middle of the falls. Impressive.
  • 20 Augst Logo indicating a link to the websiteLogo indicating a wikipedia link (Logo representing the flag of the country of SwitzerlandSwiss) – Roman remains, theater, forum, temple, thermal bath

Around

  • Black Forest
  • 21 Danube (Logo representing the flag of the country GermanyGermany) – A nod to the great river which has its source not far away, in the Black Forest.

Do

Upper Rhine from Basel to Mainz

Info

  • Rhine bend Logo indicating a wikipedia link
  • Upper Rhine Logo indicating a wikipedia link
  • Correction of the Upper Rhine Logo indicating a wikipedia link

Tributaries

  • 1 Wiese Logo indicating a wikipedia link in Klybeck (Logo representing the flag of the country GermanyGermany) – Right bank
  • 2 Ill Logo indicating a wikipedia link in Offendorf (Logo representing the flag of the country FranceFrance North of Strasbourg) – Left Bank

Steps

  • 3 Neuf-Brisach (Logo representing the flag of the country FranceFrance)
  • 4 Brisach on the Rhine (Breisach am Rhein) (Logo representing the flag of the country GermanyGermany)
  • 5 Kehl (Logo representing the flag of the country GermanyGermany) – Europe Bridge
  • 6 Strasbourg (Logo representing the flag of the country FranceFrance) – The Cathedral, Place Kléber, Little France, the Christmas Markets.
  • 7 Karlsruhe (Logo representing the flag of the country GermanyGermany) – Chateau
  • 8 Speyer (Logo representing the flag of the country GermanyGermany)
  • 9 Mannheim (Logo representing the flag of the country GermanyGermany)
  • 10 worms  – With its Saint-Pierre Cathedral (Dom Sankt-Peter)
  • 11 Mainz (Mainz) (Logo representing the flag of the country GermanyGermany)

To see

  • 12 Haut-Kœnigsbourg castle Logo indicating a link to the websiteLogo indicating a wikipedia link Orschwiller (Left Bank), Logo indicating a telephone number  33 3 69 33 25 00 – 12th century castle restored between 1901 and 1908. German Imperial Symbol from 1908 to 1918. Property of the municipality of Sélestat.

Around

  • Alsace
  • 13 Mulhouse (Logo representing the flag of the country FranceFrance)
  • 14 Freiburg im Breisgau (Freiburg im Breisgau) (Logo representing the flag of the country GermanyGermany)
  • 15 Colmar (Logo representing the flag of the country FranceFrance)
  • 16 Kaysersberg (Logo representing the flag of the country FranceFrance) – Small town of Doctor Schweitzer. Can be visited on foot.
  • 17 Riquewihr (Logo representing the flag of the country FranceFrance) – One of the most beautiful villages in Alsace. Can be visited on foot, with parking at each end.
  • 18 Selestat (Logo representing the flag of the country FranceFrance)
  • 19 Obernai (Logo representing the flag of the country FranceFrance)
  • 20 Baden-Baden (Logo representing the flag of the country GermanyGermany) – Spa town and resort.
  • 21 Heidelberg (Logo representing the flag of the country GermanyGermany) – Bridge over the Neckar and Castle
  • 22 Alzey (Logo representing the flag of the country GermanyGermany)

Do

  • 23 Europa park Logo indicating a link to the websiteLogo indicating a wikipedia link Europa-Park-Straße 2, 77977 Rust (Logo representing the flag of the country GermanyGermany), Logo indicating a telephone number  49 7822 776688 – Amusement park. Big and famous. Worth the detour.
  • 24 Hockenheim Logo indicating a link to the websiteLogo indicating a wikipedia link Am Motodrom, 68766 Hockenheim (Logo representing the flag of the country GermanyGermany), Logo indicating a telephone number  49 6205 9500 – Racetrack

Middle Rhine from Mainz to Bonn

Info

  • Middle rhine Logo indicating a wikipedia link
  • Upper Middle Rhine Valley Logo indicating a wikipedia link

Tributaries

  • 1 Neckar Logo indicating a wikipedia link in Mannheim (Logo representing the flag of the country GermanyGermany) – Right bank
  • 2 Hand Logo indicating a wikipedia link To Mainz - Mainz (Logo representing the flag of the country GermanyGermany) – Right bank
  • 3 Moselle Logo indicating a wikipedia link To Koblenz (Koblenz) (Logo representing the flag of the country GermanyGermany) – Left Bank
  • 4 Lahn Logo indicating a wikipedia link in Lahnstein (Logo representing the flag of the country GermanyGermany) – Right bank

Steps

  • 5 Rudesheim am Rhein  – Excursion to the romantic Rhine. Right bank. Ferry to Bingen am Rhein on the left bank
  • 6 Bingen am Rhein (Left Bank) – Left Bank. Ferry to Rüdesheim am Rhein on the right bank
  • 7 Sankt Goar (Left Bank)
  • 8 Bad salzig (Left Bank)
  • 9 Boppard (Left Bank)
  • 10 Lahnstein (Right bank)
  • 11 Koblenz (Koblenz)
  • 12 Andernach (Left Bank)
  • 13 Sinzig (Left Bank)
  • 14 Bad Honnef (Right bank)
  • 15 Königswinter (Right bank)
  • Bonn

To see

From Mainz to Rüdersheim am Rhein

    • Crossing on the Rhine - In Mainz / Mainz, and in Schierstein. By bridges
    • Crossing on the Rhine - Oestrich-Winkel to Ingelheim-Nord. Ferry (between the right and left banks)
  • Boosenburg Logo indicating a link to the websiteLogo indicating a wikipedia link Boosenburg, 65385 Rüdesheim am Rhein
  • Brömserburg (Brömserburg Castle) Logo indicating a link to the website Rheinstraße 2, 65385 Rüdesheim am Rhein, Logo indicating a telephone number  49 6722 2348
    • Crossing on the Rhine - Rüdersheim am Rhein to Bingen am Rhein. Ferry (between the right and left banks)

From Bingen am Rhein to Niederheimbach

  • 16 Klopp Burg Logo indicating a wikipedia link Kloppgasse 1, 55411 Bingen am Rhein (Left Bank), Logo indicating a telephone number  49 6721 184100
  • 17 Ehrenfels Burg Logo indicating a link to the websiteLogo indicating a wikipedia link 65385 Rüdesheim am Rhein (Right bank), Logo indicating a telephone number  49 6722 906150 – Ruined
  • 18 Rheinstein Burg Logo indicating a wikipedia link Burg Rheinstein, 55413 Trechtingshausen, Logo indicating a telephone number  49 6721 6348, fax : Left Bank
  • 19 Burg Rheichenstein Logo indicating a link to the websiteLogo indicating a wikipedia link Burgweg 24, 55413 Trechtingshausen (Left Bank), Logo indicating a telephone number  49 6721 6117 – Hotel restaurant
  • 20 Sooneck Burg (Sooneck Castle) Logo indicating a link to the websiteLogo indicating a wikipedia link 55413 Niederheimbach (Left Bank), Logo indicating a telephone number  49 6743 6064
    • Crossing on the Rhine - Lorch and Niederheimbach. Ferry (between the right and left banks)
  • Heimburg Burg (in Niederheimbach) Logo indicating a wikipedia link 55413 Niederheimbach – Near Niederheimbach

From Niederheimbach to Oberwesel

  • 21 Fürstenberg Burg (Fürstenberg Castle) Logo indicating a wikipedia link Rheindiebach (Left Bank) – Ruined
  • 22 Nollig Logo indicating a link to the websiteLogo indicating a wikipedia link Lorch (Right bank) – Ruined
  • Stahlberg Burg (Burg Stahlberg) Logo indicating a link to the websiteLogo indicating a wikipedia link Steeg, Bacharach (Left Bank) – Ruined
  • 23 Stahleck Burg (Chateau Stahleck) Logo indicating a wikipedia link Burg Stahleck, 55422 Bacharach (Left Bank), Logo indicating a telephone number  49 6743 1266 – Hotel restaurant
  • 24 Pfalzgrafenstein Burg Logo indicating a link to the websiteLogo indicating a wikipedia link Falkenau Island, 56349 Kaub (In the middle of the river), Logo indicating a telephone number  49 172 2622800
    • Crossing on the Rhine - Kaub in Engelsburg. Ferry (between the right and left banks)Ferry
  • 25 Schönburg Logo indicating a link to the websiteLogo indicating a wikipedia link Auf Schönburg, 55430 Oberwese (Left Bank), Logo indicating a telephone number  49 6744 93930 – Hotel restaurant

From Oberwesel to Sankt Goar

  • 26 Gutenfels Burg (Chateau Gutenfels) Logo indicating a wikipedia link 56349 Kaub (Right bank)
  • 27 Loreley Logo indicating a wikipedia link 56346 Sankt Goarshausen (Right bank) – Strategic site. Narrow and winding passage between the hills including the Loreley rock of 132 m.
  • 28 Katz Burg Logo indicating a link to the websiteLogo indicating a wikipedia link 56346 Sankt Goarshausen (Right bank)
  • 29 Reichenberg Burg Logo indicating a wikipedia link 56357 Reichenberg (Right bank)
  • 30 Rheinfels Burg Logo indicating a link to the websiteLogo indicating a wikipedia link Schlossberg, 56329 St. Goar (Left Bank), Logo indicating a telephone number  49 6741 7753 – Hotel restaurant
    • Crossing on the Rhine - Sankt Goarshausen to Sankt Goar. Ferry (between the right and left banks)

From Sankt Goar to Boppard

  • 31 Maus burg (Right bank)
  • 32 Liebenstein Burg (Liebenstein Castle)
  • 33 Sterrenberg Burg
    • Crossing over the Rhine - Kamp-Bornhofen to Bad Salzig. Ferry only (between the right and left banks)
  • 34 Boppard Alte Burg
    • Crossing on the Rhine - Filsen in Boppard. Ferry (between the right and left banks)

From Boppard to Lahnstein

  • 35 Liebeneck Hof Logo indicating a wikipedia link (Right bank)
  • 36 Osterpai Logo indicating a link to the websiteLogo indicating a wikipedia link (Right bank) – (Check location)
  • 37 Philippsburg Logo indicating a link to the websiteLogo indicating a wikipedia link (Right bank)
  • 38 Marksburg Logo indicating a link to the websiteLogo indicating a wikipedia link 56338 Braubach (Right bank), Logo indicating a telephone number  49 2627 536
  • 39 Martinsburg Logo indicating a wikipedia link Zum Helmestal (Right bank)
  • 40 Lahneck Burg Logo indicating a link to the websiteLogo indicating a wikipedia link Lahnstein (Right bank)
  • 41 Stolzenfels Castle Logo indicating a link to the websiteLogo indicating a wikipedia link (Left Bank)
    • Crossing on the Rhine - In Horchheim, Koblenz, Sankt Sebastian, Weissenthurm. By bridges

From Lahnstein to Koblenz (Koblenz)

  • Fort Grobfürst Konstantin
  • 42 Fort Astertein (Right bank)
  • 43 Kurfürstliches Schloss (Left Bank)
  • Philippsburg

From Koblenz (Koblenz) to Andernach

  • Alte Burg
  • 44 Ehrenbreitstein (Right bank)
  • Kaiser Franz
  • 45 Engers Schloss (Right bank)
  • 46 Sayn burg (Right bank)
  • 47 Neuwied Schloss (Right bank)
  • 48 Krahnenburg Andernach (Left Bank)

From Andernacht to Sinzig

  • Stadtburg Logo indicating a link to the websiteLogo indicating a wikipedia link Andernach
  • Marienburg Logo indicating a link to the websiteLogo indicating a wikipedia link Leutesdorf
  • 49 Namedy Castle (Namedy Burg) Logo indicating a link to the websiteLogo indicating a wikipedia link Schlossstraße, 56626 Andernach (Left Bank), Logo indicating a telephone number  49 2632 48625
  • 50 Hammerstein Burg Logo indicating a link to the websiteLogo indicating a wikipedia link Hammerstein (Right bank) – Ruined
  • 51 Burgruine Altwied (Altwied Burg) Logo indicating a link to the websiteLogo indicating a wikipedia linkLogo indicating a link to the wikidata element Altwied (Right bank) – Ruined
  • 52 Brohleck Burg Logo indicating a link to the websiteLogo indicating a wikipedia link 56656 Brohl-Lützing, Logo indicating a telephone number  49 2633 1816
  • 53 Rheineck Castle (Rheineck Burg) Logo indicating a wikipedia link Bad breisig
    • Crossing over the Rhine - Rheinbrohl to Bad Bresig. Ferry (between the right and left banks)
    • Crossing on the Rhine - Bad Honningen to Bad Breisig - Ferry only (between the right and left banks)
  • 54 Arental Schloss (Sinziger Schloss) Logo indicating a link to the websiteLogo indicating a wikipedia link Schloß Ahrenthal, 53489 Sinzig (Left Bank), Logo indicating a telephone number  49 264299050-10 – Breeding - stud farm - horse riding, forestry
  • 55 Arenfels Schloss Logo indicating a link to the websiteLogo indicating a wikipedia link Schlossweg 1, 53557 Bad Honningen (Right bank), Logo indicating a telephone number  49 2635 924160
  • Dattenberg (Right bank)

From Sinzic to Bad Honnef

  • 56 Linz Burg
  • 57 Ockenfels Burg Logo indicating a link to the websiteLogo indicating a wikipedia link Burgstraße 1, 53545 Ockenfels, Logo indicating a telephone number  49 2644 565485
    • Crossing on the Rhine - Erpel to Remagen - Ferry only (between the right and left banks)
  • 58 Marienfels Schloss (Schloss Marienfels) Logo indicating a link to the websiteLogo indicating a wikipedia link Remagen (Left Bank) – Private
    • Crossing on the Rhine - Bad Honnef in Rolandseck. Ferry (between the right and left banks)
  • 59 Vilzelt Burg (Burg Vilzelt) Logo indicating a wikipedia link

From Bad Honnef to Königswinter

  • 60 Rolandseck (Rolandsbogen ruins) Logo indicating a wikipedia link
    • Crossing on the Rhine - Königswinter to Mehlem. Ferry (between the right and left banks)
  • 61 Drachenfels Logo indicating a wikipedia link
  • 62 Wolkenburg Logo indicating a wikipedia link
  • 63 Drachenburg
  • 64 Löwenburg Logo indicating a wikipedia link
    • Rhine crossing - Nieder Gollendorf / Königswinter to Bad Godesberg. Ferry (between the right and left banks)

From Königswinter to Bonn

  • 65 Godesburg Logo indicating a wikipedia link
    • Crossing on the Rhine - In Ramersdorf and Bonn. By bridges
  • 66 Bonn
  • 67 Poppelsdorfer Schloss Logo indicating a wikipedia linkBonn
  • 68 Kurfürstliches Schloss Logo indicating a wikipedia linkBonn
  • 69 Of the (Burg Lede) Logo indicating a wikipedia link

Lower Rhine from Bonn to Nijmegen

Tributaries

  • 1 Ruhr Logo indicating a wikipedia link To Duisburg (Logo representing the flag of the country GermanyGermany) – Right bank
  • 2 Lippe Logo indicating a wikipedia link To Wesel (Logo representing the flag of the country GermanyGermany) – Right bank

Steps

  • 3 Cologne (Köln) (Logo representing the flag of the country GermanyGermany) – Cathedral, Rhine Bridge, Eau de Cologne 4711,
  • 4 Leverkusen
  • 5 Dusseldorf
  • 6 Duisburg
  • 7 Wesel
  • 8 Emmerich am Rhein  – Last German city before the Netherlands.

Do

  • 9 Phantasialand Logo indicating a link to the websiteLogo indicating a wikipedia link Brühl (Logo representing the flag of the country GermanyGermany) – Amusement park. Important and renowned.

Rhine Delta

Info

  • Delta map Logo indicating a wikipedia link
  • Lower rhine Logo indicating a wikipedia link
  • Meuse and Rhine Delta Logo indicating a wikipedia link

Branches, arms, outlets forming the Rhine delta

  • 1 Bijland canal (Bijlandsch Kanaal)  – Name of the Rhine from the Dutch border.
  • Pannerden Canal.
  • Arm which splits after Angeren (just before Arnheim), on the right to the north by the Ijssel arm and on the left to the west by the Nederrijn arm which becomes Lek and Nouvelle Meuse.
  • 2 Pannerden Canal Logo indicating a wikipedia link (From Pannerden and Angeren to Arnheim.) – The Bijland Canal (name of the Rhine from the Dutch border) separates from the Waal.
  • 3 Ijssel Logo indicating a wikipedia link (Right before Arnheim towards Deventer, Zwolle and Kampen) – Arm (right) from the Pannerden Canal
  • 4 Nederrijn (Left towards Arnheim and Wijk Bij Duurstede) – Arm (left) from the Pannerden Canal
  • 5 Lek Logo indicating a wikipedia link (Continuation of the Nederrijn arm.) – At the crossroads of the Amsterdam Canal to the Neuwe Maas (New Meuse) towards Rotterdam.
  • 6 New Meuse (Neuwe Maas) Logo indicating a wikipedia link – Arm of the Rhine and not of the Meuse from Slikkerveer, it is the arm of the Rhine where is located Rotterdam.
  • 7 Scheur Logo indicating a wikipedia link – Where the New Meuse and the Old Meuse meet, the Scheur is born.
  • 8 Nieuwe Waterweg Logo indicating a wikipedia link – Continuity of the Scheur
  • Waal
  • 9 Waal (Wahal) Logo indicating a wikipedia link – The Bijland Canal (name of the Rhine from the Dutch border) separates from the Pannerden Canal.
  • 10 Superior Merwede (Boven-Merwede) Logo indicating a wikipedia link – From Loevestein Castle, from the Rhine, the Bijland Canal, the Waal.
  • From Werkendam, the upper Merwede divides to the west by the lower Merwede, and south to the New Merwede.
  • 11 Lower merwede (Beneden-Merwede) Logo indicating a wikipedia link – From Werkendam, from the Rhine, the Bijland canal, the Waal, the upper Merwede.
  • Between Dordrecht, Papendrecht and Zwijndrecht, the lower Merwede divides into two parts: the Noord, which flows northward towards Rotterdam, and the Old Meuse which flows southwest.
  • 12 New Merwede Logo indicating a wikipedia link (By Biesboch Park) – From Werkendam, from the Rhine, the Bijland canal, the Waal, the upper Merwede.
  • 13 Hollands Diep Logo indicating a wikipedia link – From Lage Zwaluwe, coming from the Rhine, the Bijland canal, the Waal, the upper Merwede and the New Merwede.
  • At Numansdorp the Hollands Diep splits into two, the Haringvliet and the Volkerak. At the Hellegatsplein motorway junction, between the Hoeksche Waard to the north (via the Haringvliet bridge), Goeree-Overflakkee to the west (via the Hellegatsdam) and North Brabant to the south (via the Volkerakdam).
  • 14 Haringvliet Logo indicating a wikipedia link – Between Voorne-Putten and Hoeksche Waard to the north, and Goeree-Overflakkee to the south, coming from the Rhine, the Bijland Canal, the Waal, the Upper Merwede, the New Merwede and the Hollands Diep.
  • 15 Volkerak Logo indicating a wikipedia link – South of the island of Goeree-Overflakkee, coming from the Rhine, the Bijland canal, the Waal, the upper Merwede, the New Merwede and the Hollands Diep.

Steps

  • 16 Nijmegen (Nijmegen) (Logo representing the flag of the country NetherlandsNetherlands)
  • 17 Kampen  – End coming from the Rhine, the Bijland canal and by the arm of the IJssel.
  • 18 Arnhem
  • 19 Rotterdam
  • 20 Hoek van Holland  – End of the Rhine, the Bijland canal, the Nederrijn arm, Lek, Nouvelle Meuse, Scheur, Nieuwe Waterweg.
  • 21 Willemstad  – End of the Rhine by the arm from the Rhine, the Bijland canal, the Waal, the upper Merwede, the New Merwede and the Hollands Diep before the Haringvliet, the Volkerak, the Krammer, the Grevelingen, the Krabbenkreek, the Keeten and the Oosterschelde Park, forming the delta.

To see

  • Pannerden Canal.
  • 22 William III plantation Logo indicating a wikipedia link (Right bank Nederrijn) – Nature reserve
  • 23 Utrecht Ridge National Park (Nationaal Park De Utrechtse Heuvelrug) Logo indicating a wikipedia link (Right bank Nederrijn)
  • 24 Amerongse Bovenpolder (Amerongse Bovenpolder) Logo indicating a wikipedia link Thorn (Right bank Nederrijn) – Natural space
  • 25 Amerongen Castle (Amerongen Kasteel) Logo indicating a link to the websiteLogo indicating a wikipedia link (Right bank Nederrijn) – Amerongen Castle
  • 26 Kinderdijk Logo indicating a link to the websiteLogo indicating a wikipedia link Nieuw-Lekkerland and Alblasserdam (Left bank Lek) – The windmills of Kinderdijk. UNESCO World Heritage Site.
  • Waal.
  • 27 Loevestein Castle Logo indicating a link to the websiteLogo indicating a wikipedia link Zaltbommel (Left bank Waal) – Built in 1368
  • 28 Woudrichem Logo indicating a link to the websiteLogo indicating a wikipedia link (Left bank Boven Merwede)
  • 29 De Biesbosch National Park (National Park of Biebosch) Logo indicating a link to the websiteLogo indicating a wikipedia link (Left bank New Merwede)
  • 30 Willemstad Logo indicating a link to the websiteLogo indicating a wikipedia link (Left bank Hollandsch Diep)
  • 31 Oosterschelde National Park (NationAal Park Oosterschelde) Logo indicating a link to the websiteLogo indicating a wikipedia link IVN Zeeland, Klein Frankrijk 1.4461 ZN te Goes (Goes), Logo indicating a telephone number  31 113 211675

Around

  • 32 Utrecht

Do

  • 33 Euromast Logo indicating a link to the websiteLogo indicating a wikipedia link Parkhaven 20 te, Rotterdam (Logo representing the flag of the country NetherlandsNetherlands), Logo indicating a telephone number  31 10 436 48 11 – Panoramic tour of 185 m from above.

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