Bedburg-Hau offers several different themes to consider when planning a trip: the Voltaire Trail towards Kleve, BedburgerNass indoor pool and the nearby Moyländer Bruch nature reserve. If you are looking for a hotel in Bedburg-Hau, first consider which focus suits your stay: the route, an activity at the indoor pool or the surrounding landscape.

The Voltaire Trail and its local landmarks

The Voltaire Trail runs from Bedburg-Hau to Kleve and is about six kilometres long. The route also leads from Moyland Castle to Papenberg. This provides both an approximate distance and specific local landmarks for planning the route. If you choose the trail as the focus of your trip, you can factor this information into your plans.

The Moyländer Bruch nature reserve lies east of Bedburg-Hau, in the surrounding area. Its habitats include species-rich alder carr forests, reed beds, wet grassland and small bodies of water. These different habitats give the protected area a nature-focused appeal of its own, alongside the Voltaire Trail.

Indoor pool and holiday programme

BedburgerNass is an indoor swimming pool with a 25 × 10-metre swimming pool and an 8 × 10-metre non-swimmers’ pool. Children can enjoy the small Nasselino elephant slide. During school holidays, a children’s play afternoon takes place there on Fridays from 3 to 5 pm. Holiday schedules are relevant to your plans: check the latest opening information and programme details before your visit. The dimensions show the difference: both pools are ten metres wide, but the 25-metre swimming pool is considerably longer than the eight-metre non-swimmers’ pool.

In the wider destination of Kleve

The wider destination of Kleve opens up a larger cycling region. The district of Kleve has more than 1,500 kilometres of cycle paths and numerous themed routes. The 128-kilometre Niers Cycle Path is signposted and runs from the source of the Niers in Mönchengladbach through the districts of Viersen and Kleve to the municipality of Gennep in the Netherlands. A pocket guide shows all the junctions in the district of Kleve when unfolded and contains useful information about how the district-wide junction system works. Together, themed routes and junctions offer different ways to find your way around the region.

The district of Kleve also offers other regional themes, including landscapes, traditions and food. The district encompasses picturesque riverbanks, green meadows and extensive forests. Marksmen’s festivals, carnival and funfairs are part of local tradition; the dates of individual events vary. Check the dates if one of these festivals is a deciding factor in your trip. Farm cafés in the district of Kleve invite you to enjoy the freshness of products directly from the producer.

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View the wider travel overview: Kleve.