House in North Rhine-Westphalia
Reasons to book
About this house rental
The house—like the nearby village—is named after Duke Robert von Berg’s “Rüden.” According to legend, the dog saved the duke’s life during a hunting accident in 1424 by leading the scattered hunting party back to his injured master. Today, the faithful dog watches over the Kotten and the valley from his monument, the Rüdenstein.
In addition to the well-known tourist destinations, there are also many hidden gems that offer insights into the region’s cultural history. From the “Bergisch cities”—which also boast charming attractions such as the zoo, ribbon weaving mills, and the suspension railway in Wuppertal; the Müngsten Bridge Park; and the historic old town centers of Remscheid-Lennep and Solingen-Gräfrath—it’s not far to the major cities along the Rhine: Cologne, Bonn, and Düsseldorf. Each just 30 km away, they offer world-class culture, including opera, theater, philharmonic concerts, museums, and galleries.
The Kotten is also an ideal starting point for visiting trade shows in Cologne, Düsseldorf, and the surrounding major cities in North Rhine-Westphalia. Whether you’re a trade show attendee or part of an exhibitor team—after a strenuous day at the trade show, you’ll find relaxation and rest here in the valley.
Please note that neither the apartment nor the surrounding area is suitable for video game nights, karaoke, or similar activities. Out of consideration for the other guests, please do not smoke inside the apartment—smoking is permitted only outside. Thank you very much!
Amenities at Historischer Schleifkotten in Romantischem Flusstal
Map of North Rhine-Westphalia
