RNN and Naheland-Touristik
The Rhein-Nahe Nahverkehrsverbund (RNN) and Naheland-Touristik GmbH have launched a joint campaign to promote sustainable tourism.
Taking the bus to a wine festival, museum, castle or hiking trail? No problem! What many people don't know is that numerous excursion destinations along the Nahe can be easily reached by bus and train. In times when sustainability and environmental protection are becoming increasingly important, the RNN and Naheland-Touristik want to use this initiative to highlight the many advantages of public transport. The campaign aims to inform and inspire both local day-trippers and vacationers about the many possibilities of regional public transport.
Our aim is to encourage more people to leave their cars at home and use environmentally friendly means of transport instead to discover the region's beautiful landscapes and cultural treasures.
Tips for excursions by public transport in the Nahe blog
Every week, the Nahe blog presents a tourist highlight in the region around the Nahe that can be reached easily and sustainably by public transport.
We have listed some of these excursion destinations, which are easily accessible by bus and train, for you below. Give it a try and get on board again!
Public transport tip: The Soonwaldsteig trail
The beautiful Soonwaldsteig trail leads through the Naheland and Hunsrück regions, offering hikers pure nature. Fortunately, the starting point is easily accessible by public transport, so nothing stands in the way of a sustainable hiking trip. You can find more information about the Soonwaldsteig trail here.
Public transport tip: The Vitaltour 3-Castle Trail
One, two, or three? We're in! Are you more of a damsel in distress or a lord of the manor? On this fantastic premium hiking trail, you can be both and experience the beautiful natural surroundings at the same time. And best of all, you can leave your car at home and travel comfortably by bus and train. You can find more information about the Vitaltour here.
Public transport tip: Rochusberg in Bingen
The Rochusberg hill above the town of Bingen offers magnificent views of the Rhine and the sea of vineyards in Rheinhessen. There are numerous walking trails, wine trails, nature trails, and fitness trails to explore. You can find more information about the Rochusberg here.
Do you already know the highlights of the Nahe Wine Route?
Discover the diversity of the Nahe Wine Route and let yourself be enchanted!
On the Nahe Wine Route, you will experience 130 kilometers of pure diversity: Vines as far as the eye can see, fantastic views, countless wineries and many great experiences. 35 wine-growing communities lie along the route, which is a wonderful way to escape from everyday life. Sights, hiking trails, events and wine and culinary surprises await you.
Bus route 253 takes you along the route from Bad Kreuznach through the district of Bad Münster am Stein-Ebernburg via the wine villages of Norheim, Niederhausen, Oberhausen an der Nahe and Duchroth to Odernheim am Glan.
You can find more public transport tips and inspiration for excursions from our partner Naheland-Touristik.
