Vallendar
Vallendar is a small town in Rhineland-Palatinate (Rheinland-Pfalz) region of Germany, with about 5.000 inhabitants.
Understand
The town sits on the right bank of the Rhine with hills of the Westerwald rising to the east.
In the town is the WHU-Otto Beisheim, a private business school which only has about 500 students; the PTHV theological college; and is the location of the catholic Apostolic Movement of Schoenstatt.
Get in
On the B42 between Koblenz and Bendorf
The rail station is on the East Rhine Railway with connections to Cologne and Wiesbaden/Frankfurt
Get around
See
- The town as a pedestrianised shopping area containing a number of timber framed houses.
- 🌍 Kaiser-Friedrich-Turm. A 25m high steel observation tower built in 1899
Do
- The Rheinsteig goes through the town.
Buy
Eat
- 🌍 Die Traube, Rathausplatz 12, ☎ +49 261 61162.
- 🌍 Wüstenhof (Above the town along narrow road towards Weitersburg.), ☎ +49 261 60572. Excellent food and drink with a view into the Rhine valley.
Drink
- 🌍 Korova-Bar, Hellenstraße 43. is the traditional meeting point of Germany's elite business students.
Sleep
- 🌍 Alexander Von Humboldt, Rheinstraße 31, ☎ +49 261 66046.
Go next
- At the river front is the bridge to Niederwerth, the only river island village in Germany.
- Koblenz
- Bendorf
- Neuwied
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