Discover Marburg
Experience active nature and culture
There is much to discover in and around Marburg. Active vacationers prefer to explore the region on hiking boots or by bike. A well-developed and excellently signposted network of trails takes you through the nearby Marburg mountain world and the large forests of Hesse. A scenic gem is the Lahn Valley: The "noteworthy" river valley offers hikers and cyclists the perfect mix of untouched nature and culture: charming villages and picturesque small towns are as attractive as stage destinations as castles and palaces. Lovely places to stop make hiking and cycling tours through the Marburg region a special pleasure.
Comfort & Well-being
Our offer
Standard Room Plus
The renovated Standard Room Plus facing Elisabethstraße is equipped with a double bed and features air conditioning. Feng Shui provides harmonious colors and warm lighting effects for good rest during sleep and an absolute feel-good atmosphere. The cozy furnishing is complemented by a media hub for easy access to the current media world and a 46" Full HD TV.
5 nights Single room € 399.00
Double room € 499.00
7 nights Single room € 559.00
Double room € 699.00
10 nights Single room € 799.00
Double room € 999.00
Our prices are per stay and include a breakfast buffet.
Free cancellation or rebooking possible up to 2 days before arrival.
Get inspired by possible activities in and around Marburg, along the Lahn as well as some highlights in Hesse.
Discover Day 1 Marburg
Your holiday destination
Experience medieval flair and fairytale moments in one of Germany's most beautiful university towns. Become a pedal boat captain on the Lahn, admire lovingly restored half-timbered houses, or accompany the night watchman of Marburg on his tour through the cobblestone streets and stairways.
Day 2 Hiking Tour
French meadows
- Difficulty easy
- Distance 19 km
- Duration 5:00 h
The Franzosenwiesentour leads deep into the Burgwald, past forest meadows, moorlands, and streams. Unfortunately, there are no places to eat, so bring some provisions.
Day 3 Excursion
Edersee
Distance 73 km
The Edersee region, located directly at the Kellerwald National Park, offers a diverse range of leisure and adventure activities. Get an overview here of the numerous possibilities for a successful day at the Edersee.
Day 4 Bike Tour
Cycling through courtyards
- Length: 36.3 km
- Start / Finish: Bahnhof Weimar-Niederweimar
Under the motto "Discover and Enjoy Regionality," this tour connects different landscapes with typical central Hessian farms and former mills. Learn a lot about prehistoric agriculture, lifestyle, and everyday life.
Day 5 hiking tour
Ilsetal Trail
- Difficulty medium
- Distance 16.5 km
- Duration 5 h
One of the Rothaarsteig trails is the Ilsetalpfad near Feudingen in the Wittgensteiner Land - impressive views over the Lahn valley & narrow paths along the idyllic Ilsetal. Pure relaxation at the Weidelbacher Weiher.
Day 6 Relaxation
Taunus Therme
Distance 73 km
The Taunus Therme offers many opportunities for relaxation, recuperation, and well-being: indoor & outdoor thermal baths, natural garden with bathing lake, sauna world with 11 saunas and paradise garden, dream world from 1001 nights with scent and relaxation temples, as well as a Hammam paradise.
Day 7 Bike Tour
Lahn Valley Cycle Path
The bike path in the Lahn valley follows the river through very different landscapes from the source to the mouth and offers interesting side routes again and again.
Stage 1 Lahnhof to Marburg 66 km
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Stage 2 Marburg to Braunfels 70 km
Day 8 Canoe Tour
Paddling on the Lahn
From the Rothaar Mountains to the Rhine – the Lahn is one of the most beautiful, romantic, and water-friendly rivers in Germany. In addition, the „worth seeing” river valley offers the perfect mix of untouched nature and culture.
Book your canoe tour here.
Day 9 Excursion
Hessenpark
Distance 75 km
Experience together how people used to live, dwell & work. Here is the overview plan – a visit is worth it!
Day 10 Hiking Tour
High Street
- Difficulty medium
- Distance 14 km
- Duration 4:39 h
The Extratour Hohe Straße follows a trade route originally developed by the Celts and fortified anew during the Napoleonic era. From early to high Middle Ages, it was an important long-distance trade route. Magnificent views extend to the Marburg region, the Taunus, the Westerwald, and Siegerland.