Rheine

Berlin, Germany's capital, is located roughly 250 miles (402 kilometers) to the east of Rheine, while Cologne is 95 miles (153 kilometers) to the south.

North Rhine-Westphalia is firmly established on the tourist trail, which means getting around is relatively easy. Make sure you to set aside plenty of time to experience the incredible range of scenic and cultural wonders the region offers. Lengerich, 19 miles (31 kilometers) to the west, and Rosendahl, 20 miles (32 kilometers) to the northeast of Rheine are also worth visiting should you have the time.

If you're staying in Rheine, experience Essen. Approximately 60 miles (97 kilometers) away, this regional transport and shopping hub is where you'll find Folkwang Museum, Old Synagogue and Essen Cathedral. If your itinerary allows be sure to check out Zollverein Coal Mine World Heritage Site, Villa Hugel and Colosseum Theater before returning to Rheine.

This region is home to some beautiful churches, guaranteed to inspire visitors of all faiths and denominations. If the sun isn't shining, don't worry, North Rhine-Westphalia is home to a wide range of art museums, art galleries and history museums, that'll keep culture vultures busy.

Get outdoors and get active in North Rhine-Westphalia. Try your hand at hiking or give mountain biking a try. Travelers who like to go beyond the usual sights are sure to enjoy the region's cycling tours and city walking tours.

As the sun sets on your break, gather your luggage and wish Rheine "Tschüss" (farewell).