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About Bad Godesberg

Bad Godesberg is one of the most beautiful towns
of Germany located on the river Rhine.
Part of the former capital Bonn
it was home to most foreign embassies.
It is known for its mineral springs,
la Redoute in the Stadtpark,
Ako,
and its 18th-20th century architecture.

Sadly back in 1969,
the formerly independent town of Bad Godesberg
was integrated into the greater City of Bonn.

Today, using it's historic beauty
and powerful Destination Marketing
Bad Godesberg could once again
become a fashionable international Hotspot
like Bad Gastein or Brescia or Sirmione
or in California
Avila Beach or Montecito or Santa Rosa

The town was the home of elegant Ladies
like Helga von Witzleben, Hieronyma Muenchhausen,
Ingetraud Schoeller (wife of the German Ambassador in Paris),
Amelie Leutrum or Rita Maternus.
They added lots of glamour to Bad Godesberg.

Bad Godesberg lies on the slopes
of the Drachenfels mountain,
part of the Siebengebirge.
Bad Godesberg has a population of 70,000 people.


The site exists in 15 languages
click on the flag below.


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Top 20 Tourist attractions in Bad Godesberg

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  • Godesburg Castle Ruins
    A medieval hilltop fortress with panoramic views over the Rhine valley.

  • Kurpark Bad Godesberg
    Landscaped spa gardens with fountains, sculptures, and seasonal flowers.

  • Redoute Bad Godesberg
    An elegant 18th-century hall used for concerts and cultural events.

  • Theater Bonn
    Haus der Springmaus – A popular cabaret and comedy venue.

  • St. Michael Church
    A parish church with distinctive modernist design.

  • Bad Godesberg Old Town
    Historic streets with shops, cafés, and half-timbered houses.

  • Rheinaue Park
    A vast riverside park with lakes, gardens, and walking trails.


  • Rheinpromenade Bad Godesberg
    A scenic riverside path perfect for strolling and cycling.

  • Bad Godesberg City Library
    A cultural hub offering exhibitions and programs.

  • Bad Godesberg Wochenmarkt
    A lively weekly market with regional produce and specialties.

  • Bad Godesberg Christmas Market
    A festive seasonal market filling the spa quarter with lights and stalls.

  • Villa Spiritus
    A historic villa now used for cultural and social events.

  • Bad Godesberg Sculpture Trail
    Outdoor installations connecting art with urban spaces.

  • Plittersdorf District
    A riverside neighborhood with charming houses and promenades.

  • Mehlem District
    A picturesque area with views of Drachenfels and the Siebengebirge.

  • Godesberg Industrial Heritage Sites
    Remnants of spa and civic traditions integrated into modern life.

  • Siebengebirge Hills
    A protected natural area with hiking trails and legendary peaks.





    pretty Video of a Bad Godesberg fan



Visit-Bonn-Region.de (official travel portal)
Bonn.de/bonn-erleben/besichtigen-entdecken/bad-godesberg.php
Bonn-macht-mit.de

Bad Godesberg.info
VHH-Bad Godesberg.de
KuKug.de
Godesberger-Markt.de

GA.de (local newspaper)

Visit NRW.com (official travel portal)
Visit Germany.com (hopefully soon)
Visit Europe.com (official travel portal)


25 official or independant websites
using the iconic "Visit" style

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Visit Duesseldorf.de (65 km - DE)
Visit Belgium.com (60 km - border BE)
Visit Wallonia.com (60 km - BE border)
Visit Limburg.com (80 km - NL border)
Visit Essen.de (86 km - DE)
Visit Duisburg.com (87 km - DE)

check out a regional tourism ecosystem,
where you can explore
multiple places in the area
under the same naming convention.


Visit Maastricht.com (104 km - NL)
Visit Bad Kreuznach.com (106 km - DE)
Visit Luxembourg.com (108 km - border LU)
Visit Mettlach.com (138 km - DE)
Visit Perl.com (139 km - border DE/FR/LU)

Visit Bamberg.com (280 km - DE)


Visit Paris Region.com (400 km - FR)
Visit Berlin.com (477 km - DE)
Visit London.com (517 km - UK)

Visit California.com (8.796 km - border - US)
Internet came alive in California,
the place where the "Visit Phenomenon"
started in 1995

If you edit a beautiful "Visit"
less than 100 km from Bad Godesberg
please send an email
so your website can be added here
y@vb.com



The Kingdom of Morocco
has some of the world's most creative
ad people.
Above a 3D image of a Pop Up Store
organised at Cremerie de Paris
to promote Morocco.

also check out
Visit Morocco.com (1.924 km - MA border)

more destinations
Global Visit List.com


Visit Bad Godesberg.com
is an independant website
part of the "Visit Project" from
Phone Book of the World.com


The idea is to encourage the promotion
of "cultural heritage"
using dot.com
everybody understands
and the popular vist domain style.

The key of the project
is the expression
Visit

The "Visit phenomenon"
started in California
during the early years of the internet.

At that time
several tech pioneers
from the Golden State
traveled to Paris
and transmitted
their global way of thinking
to an avant-garde web-cafe
located at Cremerie de Paris
right in the center
of the fashion capital.

This resulted in the
invention of the
Phone Book of the World
adding international
promotion
to the Visit+[Place Name].com
communication style.

Today more and more cities
all around the globe
adopt the same,
easy to remember
domain format.

Cremerie de Paris turned into a global
Advertising Hotspot
hosting iconic Pop Up Stores
for famous Brands
like Apple, Coca Cola or Sony
and fascinating Travel Destinations
like the Kingdom of Morocco.



Many cities have "little beauties"
nobody knows about
like the Stadtpark
with many beautiful exotic old trees
that were planted in 1891
under the guidance of the
garden architect Adolf Kowalek.

The trees incude an old
Lebanon Cedar Tree
that is almost as beautiful
as the legendaty "Cedre Imperial Meudon"
near Paris.

The Bad Godesberg cedar
is included in a tree trail with 62 notable trees,
many of which have educational signage
and QR codes.


If you want to contribute
to the Visit Bad Godesberg.com project
please click here.