Endless Curves: Tour of Germany

Embark on an adventure in Germany and explore multiple regions in one journey!

This trip is a tour through Germany, which also includes some circular routes. So, you do not have to travel every day. An ideal tour for beginners, but also a fantastic adventure with the most beautiful roads, including those through the Eifel. We've combined some favorite Germany trips into one journey for you.

Note: Some hotels during this trip do not have rooms with separate beds.

The outward journey (first day) and return journey (last day) you will drive on your own initiative. 

The route you will be taking today will lead you through the Ahr and Vulkan Eifel. There are both short and long options available. The long route allows you to see and experience even more of the Eifel and the winding roads that come with it. Additionally, you have the opportunity to visit the Nürburgring. At the beginning of the route, you will pass by the well-preserved Burg Kreuzberg, which belongs to the Von Boeseslager family. They value their privacy greatly, unfortunately, preventing visits to this beautiful castle. You will continue the route and enter Adenau. This town is known for the infamous Nordschleife of the Nürburgring. You will pass the Nordschleife once again on the way back to the hotel, providing a great opportunity to take a look or even do a lap. Be aware that you will not be alone, and there will be many inexperienced drivers and motorcyclists among the racers.

Today, another delightful, winding route is on the agenda. Today, you are heading to the Pfalzerland. The Pfalzerland, in the German state of Rhineland-Palatinate, is renowned for its picturesque vineyards and charming villages. The route winds southward towards the town of Gerolstein. Above the city looms the ruins of Gerolstein Castle, dating back to the 11th century. Although the castle itself is in ruins, it offers a magnificent view of the city and the surrounding region. The route then continues through numerous winding paths. Around the halfway point, you'll pass the Moselle, so you will be traversing through this region. Ultimately, the route takes you to the Pfalzerland.

Today's route takes you through this northern part. You have the option to choose between a short or long route. If you want to visit one or more landmarks or simply enjoy the surroundings more, it is advisable to take the short route. If you want to spend the entire day riding, then the long route is recommended! After a few kilometers, the landscape opens up with unobstructed views over fields, alternating with forests and small church villages. You'll come across an old ammunition bunker from bygone wartime. Later, near Altenbomberg, you'll encounter a large ruin. After this point, the short and long routes diverge. The long route takes an extra loop with enjoyable twists and turns. When the routes converge again, you'll hit a nice stretch of road from Oberhausen to Halgarten, almost like a mini-circuit. At kilometer 182, you'll pass by the Monastery Ruins of Disibodenberg. Here, it is worth a visit, as this ruin dates back to the year 1200 and has a rich history. Afterward, you will ride back to the hotel through hilly landscapes, and the beautiful views continue to unfold on this scenic route.

Today, you leave the Pfalzerland behind to head towards the Odenwald. The surroundings today are beautifully green, and the roads are tranquil. After exiting the Pfalzerland, you immediately embark on a scenic stretch in the Odenwald. Today's route covers a portion of our standard Odenwald journey. The Odenwald is renowned for its peaceful setting and the abundance of winding roads to explore. Throughout the day, you will also encounter various points of interest in the form of castles and old, characteristic villages and towns.

After a delightful exploration of the Odenwald, today is the time for the next and last area of this motorcycle trip: Westerwald. The Westerwald is a picturesque German region with rolling hills, extensive forests, and charming villages, known for its natural beauty. Once you leave the Odenwald, you'll ride towards the Westerwald on quiet roads. Here, you'll follow a scenic route through the area. Not only are the curves enjoyable, but the views are also exceptionally beautiful. Along the route, you'll spot a large castle overlooking the village of Braubach. In this region, you'll frequently come across brown signs with the name UNESCO; this is not without reason, as you'll find numerous historically designated sites here. The final part of the route winds through a wonderfully varied landscape of forests, meadows, and picturesque villages.