North Rhine-Westphalia is Germany's most populous state and borders Belgium and the Netherlands. Nowhere else will you find so many large cities in such a small area as here. From Aachen in the west to Düsseldorf, Cologne, Bonn, Dortmund, Essen, Duisburg and Bochum on the Ruhr and Rhine rivers, via Münster and Bielefeld in the east, there is no lack of cities. In addition to the large modern cities, you can also discover small historic towns and explore nature in local recreation areas such as the Teutoburg Forest and the Eifel National Park. A wide variety of leisure activities and sights make North Rhine-Westphalia an exciting destination for motorhome travel. There are world-famous historical buildings, such as Cologne Cathedral, but also ultramodern art and architecture projects! The state has made the promotion of art a priority and hosts the country's largest art fairs, such as Art Cologne.If you are interested in subjects such as the creative industries, art and architecture, North Rhine-Westphalia is the place for you! Travel to the Ruhr region and experience industrial history up close! Europe's largest industrial area has made a significant contribution to Germany's growth and has undergone many changes over the decades. Today, many industrial sites have been closed and offer a great stage for culture, art and creative projects. Industrial monuments such as mines, gasometers, factories, blast furnaces or production sites are now finding a new lease of life!Don't forget to include the Rhineland in your itinerary! Enjoy a "Kölsch" with a view of Cologne Cathedral or stroll along the luxurious shopping boulevard Königsallee, also known as "Kö", in Düsseldorf. Tip: If you visit the region in February, be sure to take part in the famous Rhineland Carnival, an experience you're sure to remember.