Sinzig - Sinzig

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Sinzig
federal stateRhineland-Palatinate
Residents
17.614 (2019)
height
90 m
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Sinzig

Sinzig is a city on the Ahr shortly before the inflow into the Rhine in Rhineland-Palatinate.

background

Downtown Sinzig
  • To Sinzig belong 1 Bad BodendorfBad Bodendorf in the encyclopedia WikipediaBad Bodendorf in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsBad Bodendorf (Q798634) in the Wikidata database (Health resort), 2 FrancsFranconia in the encyclopedia WikipediaFrancs in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsFranken (Q1444573) in the Wikidata database, 3 KoisdorfKoisdorf in the encyclopedia WikipediaKoisdorf in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsKoisdorf (Q1512280) in the Wikidata database, 4 LöhndorfLöhndorf in the encyclopedia WikipediaLöhndorf in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsLöhndorf (Q1669256) in the Wikidata database and 5 WestumWestum in the Wikipedia encyclopediaWestum in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsWestum (Q2565693) in the Wikidata database .
  • Next major cities are Bad Neuenahr-Ahrweiler and Bonn.
  • Neighboring municipalities are:

getting there

By plane

Closest airport is Cologne-Bonn AirportWebsite of this institutionCologne-Bonn Airport in the Wikipedia encyclopediaCologne-Bonn Airport in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsCologne-Bonn Airport (Q157741) in the Wikidata database(IATA: CGN) . From there it takes a little over an hour by train (change in Cologne main station). From something more distant Dusseldorf AirportWebsite of this institutionDüsseldorf Airport in the Wikipedia encyclopediaDüsseldorf Airport in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsDüsseldorf Airport (Q58226) in the Wikidata database(IATA: DUS) It takes about one and a half hours without changing trains, and longer if you change trains.

By train

The 1 Sinzig (Rhine) railway stationSinzig (Rhine) station in the Wikimedia Commons media directorySinzig (Rhein) station (Q64518402) in the Wikidata database is on the railway line Bonn - Koblenz. The 2 Sinzig-Bad Bodendorf train station is on the Ahr valley railway line Remagen - Ahrbrück.

The next IC stop is Remagen with a few stops or then Bonn Hbf ..

By bus

In the street

The B9 runs right through Sinzig and has a connection to the A 61 at the Sinzig triangle.

On the right bank of the Rhine, the B42 runs through the neighboring town Linz on the Rhine; from there there is a ferry connection.

By boat

Sinzig is about two kilometers from the Rhine, which is navigable. There are no mooring options for pleasure craft at the Sinzig level, instead in the Remagen-Kripp to the north. Between Remagen-Kripp and the right bank of the Rhine Linz on the Rhine there is a ferry connection.

By bicycle

mobility

Map of Sinzig

Tourist Attractions

St. Peter
  • 1 Parish Church of St. PeterParish Church of St. Peter in the encyclopedia WikipediaParish Church of St. Peter in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsParish Church of St. Peter (Q739486) in the Wikidata database
  • 2 Sinzig CastleSinzig Castle in the Wikipedia encyclopediaSchloss Sinzig in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsSinzig Castle (Q2243526) in the Wikidata database
  • 3 Ahrental CastleAhrental Castle in the Wikipedia encyclopediaAhrental Castle (Q2239971) in the Wikidata database
  • 4 Zehnthof
  • 5 Barbarossa statue
  • 6 Sankt Sebastianus in Bad BodendorfSankt Sebastianus in Bad Bodendorf in the encyclopedia WikipediaSankt Sebastianus in Bad Bodendorf in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsSankt Sebastianus in Bad Bodendorf (Q1687491) in the Wikidata database

activities

  • Here ends the 35 km long Red wine hiking trailwhich runs between Altenahr and Sinzig-Bad Bodendorf at different altitudes along the northern slope of the Ahr Mountains. If you want to hike the route from Altenahr, you can use the regional train to get there.

shop

kitchen

Upscale

  • 1  Vieux Sinzig, Kölner Str. 6, 53489 Sinzig. Tel.: (0)2642-42757, Email: . A restaurant run by a French couple that specializes in processing wild herbs from their own garden and the surrounding area, as well as ingredients from the region. Special culinary events such as mushroom hikes or cooking parties.Open: Wed, Fri – Sun 12 noon – 2 p.m. and from 6 p.m., Thu only 12 noon – 2 p.m., Mon – Tue rest days.Price: main courses from € 26.

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