Relax in luxury in Moers

Moers destination guide

Moers is a fascinating city in Germany situated in West Germany and home to some remarkable sites. Although it isn’t recognised as one of Germany’s more popular destinations such as Munich and Dusseldorf, this delightful city still makes for a special city break in Europe.

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Moers offers you some remarkable historic edifices, castles and houses - the streets are literally filled with culture. The city has concentrated on preserving the fragmented ruins and artefacts of the past and holds firm with German traditions which guarantees you a leading cultural getaway in Germany.

Other than the spectacular architecture, Moers overflows with vast acres of beautiful country landscapes where trees, plants and flowers are able to flourish. With the picturesque scenery and escape from the bustling city, Moers provides the perfect atmosphere for a boutique romantic holiday in Germany.

EATING AND DRINKING

Some delightful restaurants and cafés can be found in Moers. Here are four recommendations:

1. Kurlbaum – Dine on some of the finest cuisine Moers has to offer which also includes an impressive wine list in an elegant setting.
2. Café Extrablatt – A beautiful café in Moers Old Market Square which is the perfect place to relax on a summer’s day and enjoy some delightful snacks.
3. Burgerstuben – Friendly service and delicious cuisine which is ideal to visit during the summer as a day could easily fly by while relaxing in the beer garden available.
4. Romerquelle – A great selection of Greek and international dishes are on the menu in a restaurant that makes fine gastronomy affordable.

CULTURAL ATTRACTIONS

There are some fascinating cultural attractions in Moers. Here are four I have highlighted:

1. Archaologischer Park Xanten – Ancient ruins backing back as far as 15BC with a fascinating history that involves the Roman Empire.
2. Grafschafter Museum – This middle age castle has now been converted into a museum which offers tours that will enlighten you about Moers medieval history.
3. Neanderthal Museum – This museum has a collection of historical bones, situated in the Neanderthal Valley where the first neanderthal was discovered.
4. Museum Kunst Palast (Dusseldorf) – A fascinating art museum situated in Dusseldorf with a remarkable collection of artworks dating back as far as the 19th century.

THINGS TO DO

There are some interesting things to do in Moers and its neighbouring city Dusseldorf. Here are four suggestions:

1. Altmarkt – Regarded as one of the main attractions in Moers, this market square is worth a visit with a number of quaint cafes and restaurants to enjoy.
2. Hofgarten (Dusseldorf) – The largest park in Dusseldorf is definitely worth a visit if you’re looking to escape the bustling city – popular amongst the tourists and locals alike.
3. Burgplatz (Dusseldorf) – During the summer months this area is a tourist hotspot. A lighting installation has been fitted which illuminate the surrounding steps setting the atmosphere for romance.
4. Landschaftspark Duisburg-Nord – This public park is unlike any other in the world. With a mixture of nature, industrial heritage, and a stunning light installation, it really is worth your time while in Moers.