Weser River

The Weser River is a wonderful natural beauty located in the town of Minden, Germany. The 144-kilometre long river, which originates in the hills of the Rothaargebirge, runs from the western part of the state of North Rhine-Westphalia and then feeds into the North Sea at the port of Bremerhaven. As for sights, some attractions that can be found along the banks of the Weser River include the calm, picturesque town of Minden, the ancient castle of Minden, the point where the Mittelland Canal and River Weser meet, and the banks of the beautiful Fuldariver. As for activities, visitors may experience canoeing, boating, fishing and cycling along the banks of the river. There’s also a wide variety of charming restaurants, cafes, shops and galleries located along the banks of the river. Lastly, the Upper Weser Regional Nature Park offers visitors the perfect site for enjoying nature activities, such as hiking and bird watching.