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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQs)

THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW TO DRIVE THE NÜRBURGRING

Thank you to all drivers and customers that joined us in 2024!

Our season this year has unfortunately come to end and the circuit(s) will be closed to the public until the middle of March 2025. For the latest info about when the dates will be released, make sure to join our newsletter! You can also book in advance via our online booking website.

WHICH TRACK SHOULD I DRIVE?

Confusing for many first timers to the Nürburgring is that there are actually 2 tracks here in the same area! Most people talk just about “The Nürburgring” as a whole, but the two circuits here are the Nürburgring Nordschleife and the Nürburgring GP Track. Both circuits are located right beside each other.

Nürburgring Nordschleife (North loop)

  • This is the famous one that most people know. 99% of the time this is the one people come here to drive.
  • This is the one that is open almost every day.
  • This is the one features in video games (Forza, Gran Turismo, Assetto Corsa) and on Top Gear (Van challenge, Diesel Jag Challenge).
  • 21km long (13 miles), around 150 corners and can take around 10 – 15 minutes a lap.
  • Feels more like a Tarmac Rally stage than a “Race Track” – little to no run off on the sides before the barriers, grass on the edge of the track etc.

Nürburgring GP Track (Formula 1 track)

  • This is the modern FIA standard racing track. A nice circuit, but overshadowed by it’s big brother.
  • Open less often – maybe 2-3 times per month.
  • This is the one they use for Formula 1, DTM, WTCC and European Le Mans series.
  • Has different layouts that range from 3.6km to 5.1km long (2.2 to 3.2 miles), 4 to 17 corners and can take around 3 to 5 minutes a lap.
  • This is a proper race track, with big tarmac runs offs, gravel traps and perfectly flat asphalt.

And just to confuse everything, there is technically a third  layout, which is both tracks combined:

Nürburgring Gesamtstrecke (Combined circuit)

  • A combination of both the Nordschleife and GP Track.
  • Open rarely for public driving, maybe 6 days in the year.
  • Used for the 24 hour race, and the NLS race series.
  • Two different versions, depending on which part of the GP Track is used. Can be 25 to 27km long.

HIRING A CAR FOR THE NÜRBURGRING

WHAT CAR SHOULD I DRIVE?

It all depends on your experience, but there is no wrong choice in selecting a car. For your first visit a Porsche GT3 may be overkill and you won’t use it’s full potential – but if that’s your dream we can help put together a program so you can make that come true. However – we won’t push you into a car that we think is beyond your level – we are experts in picking the perfect car for your experience level.

More often than not, your choice will be dictated by your budget, but in short, it’s hard to go wrong with a hot hatch like a Hyundai i30N or VW Golf R, especially if it’s your first time here.

FWD or RWD? We recommend front wheel drive cars for your first visit, as they are more forgiving if you accidentally come in “too hot”, or give too much acceleration at the wrong time. If you have a lot of experience with rear wheel drive cars (especially on track) then this may be a more appropriate for you.

Manual or Automatic? Because the track is so demanding to drive coupled with managing the other cars on track, we recommend an automatic car for your first visit. This way you’re not at risk of getting the wrong gear in the middle of the corner, potentially damaging the car. If you have a lot of experience with a manual car (daily driving and especially on track), then you’re welcome to book a manual car.

Standard or modified (RSR Edition)? We recommend a standard car for your first visit. Our more track-focused “RSR Edition” car options could also be eligible for real racing. They have bucket seats, harnesses (4 or 6 point belts) and a rollover cage on the inside. They include KW Clubsport suspension and Michelin Semi-Slick tires on the outside to name the most important ‘performance-related’ modifications. This means they are more capable on track, but are less progressive and less forgiving with mistakes. Again, if you have experience with driving modified cars on track, then you can gladly book one!

IS THERE AN INSTRUCTOR WITH ME DURING TF?

Yes, it is possible for a guide to be with you in the car for your laps of the track (this is optional for entry level cars and mandatory for mid range and high end). The goal here is to familiarise you with the track, the car and the system of driving during TF. Important to note is that it is not for making you faster, it’s not driver training. During Touristenfahrten the guide/instructor is not there to slow you down but to achieve the goal of keeping you safe at all times and to blend in with sometimes very fast but also very slow traffic.

For full track training and RSRNurburg driving academy programs, this needs to be done on an exclusive private trackday.

CAN I SHARE THE CAR WITH A GROUP?

If you want to come with a group, that’s great, and an excellent way to keep costs lower. We allow up to two drivers per car, so the best is to hire a few cars for your group! Get in contact with us directly and we will do our best to put together a nice package for you.

WHAT DO I NEED TO HIRE A CAR?

  • RSR requires a full drivers licence from your country of nationality. If your licence isn’t in the English or German language, or a European licence, then please provide an international drivers licence translation.
  • Bring comfortable, loose fitting clothes for driving and sensible driving shoes with flat, narrow soles. (Race suits are unnecessary)
  • We can provide helmets, or you can bring your own.
  • Most of our cars have normal seatbelts, so a HANS device is unnecessary and not required for Touristenfahrten. (Our RSR Edition cars have race harnesses that can support a HANS device if you want to bring one to use).
  • Bring a credit card for incidentals, or in case we ask for a deposit.
  • Travellers in Germany must have ID on them at all times, so bring your passport or official ID with you.

You don’t need to have experience with driving on track to enjoy the Nürburgring! If you want to hire a car, then you will need some experience with driving a car and basic car control skills. If you’re a brand new driver with no experience, then a taxi lap might be the right choice for you!

WHAT IS THE MINIMUM AGE TO RENT A CAR?

Our car rentals start from 18 years of age and over. Generally, the renters age is not key but a drivers license and the right attitude is! It also depends on the sort of day (weather, traffic levels, trackday, road tour or touristenfahrten) and experience. What we need to be assured of first however is that you are up to the job. We can do this by organising some private instruction or by starting you off driving in the lower powered cars first.

Passengers need to be a minimum of 16 years of age. Younger passengers will not be allowed to ride along in the cars. On trackdays, the minimum ages can vary, and each will need to be checked with the organiser, but generally it is also a minimum age of 16.

Taxi Laps have a minimum age of 18 years old.

For Road Tours there is no minimum age, but those small enough to require car booster seats will need to use them. RSR does not have any child or booster seats available, so you will need to bring your own. Keep in mind that not all cars are compatible with these systems. Please ask!

DO I HAVE TO PAY A DEPOSIT?

Most of our cars do not require a deposit up front. A deposit is a sum of money paid before the rental, that is returned to the client upon a safe return of the car. While many of the companies who hire out cars at the Nürburgring ask for a deposit while hiring a car, for most of our cars under normal circumstances we do not require this. Exceptions to this rule may apply in certain cases:

  • Driver age / driver behaviour or attitude
  • Customers that have difficulty with any of the languages we speak
  • Customers from non-European countries
  • If you book a top end supercar (required)

The deposits we ask for can range from 1.000€ to 20.000€.

When we take a deposit, it is normally in the form of a hold on your credit card, which is released after the car is returned safely at the end of driving. We also accept cash or bank transfers as other options. Please make sure to have ability to provide a deposit if we request it.

WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN TOURISTENFAHRTEN AND TRACKDAYS?

You can drive the track in one of two ways:

  • A. On a Touristenfahrten (Public Driving) session (TF)
  • B. On a Trackday (TD).

Most people (90% of our clients) drive the track during TF. The reason is mainly because there’s only a handful (about 20 to 25) of TD’s available each year. Then many of these TD’s sell out within 1 month after release. Also TD’s are more expensive and not everyone wants to drive a full day.

TF has the reputation of a dangerous environment which is a bit unfair. There are great TF sessions and horrible TD’s and vice versa. On TF there’s no buses and few motorbikes these days (already since 2019). The level of driving has gone up every year since a few years. Here at RSR we can tell you what the good TF days and periods are. There’s never a guarantee but we can advise you the best we can because of 25 years of local knowledge.

Touristenfahrten (Public Driving Sessions)

  • Open almost every day in season. (Check this link for the calendar: https://nuerburgring.de/open-hours#event-inline-12).
  • The circuit is never fully booked. You can always get on to the track.
  • For a more casual experience (Good for just trying a few laps). A good option for when you want to do just a few laps up to a full day of driving.
  • Can be empty on track (a rainy isolated Wednesday) or very busy (popular Sundays or a cluster of days). Unlimited number of people are allowed on track at the same time (350 cars and more on track on busy days!).
  • Can be done last moment (assuming we have car rentals available!).
  • The better option if you’re on a limited budget (Starting from 200€). For the track costs you pay an entry ticket per lap (Up to €35 / lap) – this can be as a part of our rental packages.
  • Often, people just turn up and drive, not everyone knows the rules.
  • Anyone can drive (16 year olds, uncle bob, inexperienced drivers).
  • Any road registered car is accepted (vans and station wagons too), motorbikes allowed on track at the same time (but there’s rarely any around anymore).
  • Closures happen, and can take up to an hour to clean up, depending on the number of accidents.
  • You have to pay for car recovery (towing) costs per km (For crashes, breakdowns).
  • These session are classed as a public road. Driving Academy Programs are not allowed, nor is training for lap times or increasing your speed on track.
  • Guidance from instructors is possible with the goal being to keep you safe, and optimise the flow and manage traffic for an optimal adaption / blending in with sometimes very fast or very slow traffic.
  • No continuous lapping possible. The main straight is used for lap ticket control via a gate.
  • You can’t use the whole Döttinger Höhe Straight, you have to stop in the middle to go through the gates again.
  • Overtaking officially only on the left side (In reality: not everyone know the rules).

Trackdays

  • Available only on specific days during the year (Maybe only 20 days in total per year!).
  • Restricted to people who have pre-registered. Most spaces sell out at the start of the year.
  • Better for getting to know the circuit properly. This is the better option if you want to learn the track properly, with less traffic on the circuit.
  • Usually a maximum of between 150 to 250 cars, depending on the organiser.
  • RSRNurburg can arrange entries for most of these TD’s if you book early in the year (in Jan or Feb of the going season).
  • Entry costs normally start from around 1000€ per day, then rental car costs are on top. You pay one entry fee for the whole day access to the track (Not paying per lap).
  • Drivers have strict safety briefings, everyone must wear safety helmets.
  • Generally there are more like minded drivers, people more experienced driving on track.
  • People use more track focused cars, only cars are allowed (and sometimes even race cars are permitted).
  • Closures still happen, but rarely due to more experienced drivers and less cars on track in total. Because of this, clean up can happen quicker and more efficiently.
  • Car recovery (towing) is often included in the entry price.
  • Quite a few of these TD’s consist of educational programs with section training or guided (lead follow) laps. Full RSRNurburg driving academy training programs are also allowed. This makes you both faster and safer at the same time.
  • Instructors can work with you to achieve your own personal driving goals.
  • You can keep lapping, no need to stop on the main straight.
  • Full use of the 2.8km long straight!
  • Overtaking rules clearly defined and much more respectful on track. (Can be either side or only on one side, depending on the organiser).

WHAT TIME OF YEAR SHOULD I COME?

This part of Germany has very distinctive seasons. This means in winter it snows, and in summer it gets reasonably warm (up to 40 degrees c / 104 degrees F). The driving season is from the middle of March until the middle of November, and the track is closed for driving outside of this.

PLEASE NOTE: NÜRBURGRING DATES ARE TYPICALLY RELEASED IN FEBRUARY. You can book with an open/TBC date in our online booking system, but specific dates and times cannot be confirmed until after the schedule is released.

  • March – April: Shoulder season
  • May – September: Main season
  • October – November: Shoulder season
  • December – February: Off season (No, the track doesn’t open for driving in the snow!)

The other thing to consider is: as the weather gets warmer during the main season, more people visit the ring. It can get very busy during the main season, and it’s not unusual to have a line of traffic on the track itself!

Insider secret #1 is to join our newsletter and social media pages, so you can get info about the opening times for next year. You can also check our online booking system for the latest dates.

Insider secret #2 is to schedule your visit for the shoulder seasons, as the weather can still be very good, with a lot less cars on the track.

Insider secret #3 is to come and drive during the evening sessions on the weekdays (Monday – Thursday) as the track is quieter since most people work during the week.

Insider secret #4  is to visit for multiple days in a row – that way, if the weather is a bit undesirable, or the track closes early due to an accident, you can continue driving on the next day.

HOW IS THE WEATHER?

The hint is in the name: The Green Hell is green, because it rains quite often here. The track is in the middle of the Eifel mountain range, and has it’s own micro-climate, so it is possible to get all 4 seasons in one day!

During the main season the weather is more consistently warm, but you will still get rainy days, in the main season, and nice, dry days in the shoulder and off seasons.

The track still opens when it rains. It closes when it’s too foggy to see, or if the track is icy or slippery from snow.

Driving the circuit in the rain can be a good thing too! It means that there is much less traffic on the circuit, there are no motorcycles and the experienced guys won’t pass you at insane speeds. It’s a great way to learn the circuit better.

CRASHES AND ACCIDENTS

Accidents happen. We’re not here to sugar coat it. The Nürburgring is considered to be the most difficult track in the world, and motorsport is inherently risky by nature. Even though there are crashes every day on the track, accidents with our rental cars happen very infrequently, since we have a very strict safety procedure and do everything we can to best prepare you for driving on the track. If you have the right attitude and approach to driving, with support from RSR you do not need to be scared!

In short, in the case of an accident – if you cause damage to the car, you pay to repair only the damage you caused. However, in the (very rare) case where a car is written off you are normally not required to pay for the whole value of the car. Instead, up to a fixed excess level that is generally set at around half of the cars replacement value (different from the current market value).

If there is any damage to the track (Barriers) or towing costs, you will need to pay these directly to the Nürburgring. If there is damage to another car, we may require a deposit for damages until fault can be established.

For a full run down of the processes and steps you can take if you want to reduce the risk, please visit the following page of our website:

CAN I DRIVE MY OWN CAR?

You’re of course welcome to bring your own car to drive the Nürburgring! Any road registered, motorway capable vehicle or motorcycle is allowed to go on the track. There are some important things to be aware of, your car may be stopped from going on track if:

  • You have an overly large rear wing, that extends past the sides of the car
  • You have full racing seats where the head restraints “wings” intrude into your side view
  • You have a temporary plate (Red Plates in Germany)
  • If you have any other potentially dangerous external additions, or loose fixtures.
  • If your car is leaking oil or fluids.
  • If you have non-road legal tyres (Slicks, Full wet tyres)

Also important to note is that the police do make random control checks, and checkpoints around the area, especially on busy days. There has been an increase in frequency in police presence over the recent years.

HOW CAN RSR HELP ME WITH MY OWN CAR AT THE NÜRBURGRING?

In most cases if you’re driving your own car, you simply need to purchase your own tickets (from the Kiosk at the entrance, at the petrol station or online through the app) and then go and drive. If you’re looking for some extra support then we’d be happy to hear from you for any of the following services:

  • Driver and track safety briefings – help us get you prepared
  • Questions and support in English, Spanish, French or Italian.
  • On track instruction for you in your own car
  • Tuning or modifying your car for the Nürburgring.
  • Car repairs or servicing
  • Car rental if your own car is broken

CAN I DRIVE MY =WEIRD OBSCURE VEHICLE= ON THE NÜRBURGRING?

If you vehicle isn’t capable of highway speeds (130kmh / 80mph), then it will most likely be refused to go on the track. So your mini scooter, modified lawnmower or Tuk-tuk/Rickshaw will not be allowed. Same with overly large vehicles like campervans or buses will be refused. Vehicles towing trailers will also be refused entry.

Hardcore race cars or anything not road registered will also not be allowed during the public Touristenfahrten sessions. However, they may be allowed on select Trackdays where race cars are allowed. The noise limit of the circuit needs to be observed, which is set normally at around 130dB.

In short, you will need to contact the Nürburgring directly if you want to ask about the validity of using your car on the track. They will not close the track for you to drive by yourself, or open it specially for you.

HOW DO I GET TO THE NÜRBURGRING?

The best way to get to the Nürburgring is to fly into either Frankfurt Airport, or Cologne/Bonn airport, hire a rental car and drive across. It takes between 2 and 3 hours to drive, depending on conditions. Alternatively you can hire a taxi. Public transport is very difficult to use to get to the Nürburgring and is therefore not recommended, as then you’ll have an even more difficult time getting around once you’re here! There is no train station in Nürburg, and buses run infrequently!

Do not mix up the Nürburgring with Nuremberg – they are about 5 hours drive apart!

Best is to use our street address (and check the post code!):

RSRNurburg
Antoniusweg 1a
53520 Nürburg (Also can be written as Nuerburg)
GERMANY

Link to RSRNurburg on Google Maps

HOTEL RECOMMENDATIONS, RESTAURANTS AND FAMILY ACTIVITIES

To be sure you stay in Germany will be as comfortable as can be, we have put together a list of recommended restaurants and Hotels. We know from our own experience what the best place are to eat or sleep. If you still need advice, don’t hesitate to give us a ring.

In the local area the reality is there isn’t much more available for families to do aside from drive the track. There are shopping options available in Koblenz (45min) or Cologne (1hour 30min) and Adenau (15min). There are also few activities within a reasonable drive, see in the list below.

RSRNurburg Apartment

Boasting garden views, RSRNurburg Apartment provides accommodation with a garden and a patio, around 6.5 km from Nürburgring race track. Private parking is available on site at this newly built and freshly appointed property. The accommodation offers airport transfers, while a car rental service is also available.

The spacious apartment includes 2 twin bedrooms, living room, and 2 bathrooms with shower and free toiletries. Towels and bed linen are provided in the apartment. For added privacy, the accommodation features it’s own private entrance.

Cochem Castle is 41 km from the apartment, while Castle Eltz is 43 km from the property. The nearest airports are Frankfurt-Hahn (HHN) Airport at 84 km, Cologne-Bonn (CGN) Airport at 95km, and Frankfurt Main (FRA) international airport at 159km distance.

Special rates available in conjunction with RSRNurburg Car Rentals – please contact us directly for details!

Hotels

‍Hotel am Tiergarten

Dorint Hotel am Nürburgring

Hotel am Ring

‍Lindner Congress & Motorsport Hotel

‍Lindner Hotel Eifeldorf Grüne Hölle

Lindner Nürburgring Ferienpark

Hotel Blaue Ecke

Guest Houses

Pension Daniels

RingLodge

Restaurants

Restaurant Pistenklause

  • 2 minutes from RSR
  • Dinner – Italian, Schnitzel, Steak, Pizzeria
  • Kirchweg 4, 53520 Nürburg
  • +49 2691 922 053
  • www.am-tiergarten.de

Ristorante Pizzeria Pinocchio

  • 10 minutes from RSR
  • Lunch & Dinner – Italian, German, Pizzeria
  • Hauptstraße 150, 53518 Adenau
  • +49 2691 932 287
  • www.pizzeria-adenau.de

27 Ventisette

  • 10 minutes from RSR
  • Lunch & Dinner – Italian, Pizzeria
  • Trierer Straße 6, 53518 Adenau
  • +49 2691 938 880

Agnesen-Hof

  • 10 minutes from RSR
  • Dinner – International, Fine Dining
  • Hauptstraße 77, 53534 Barweiler
  • +49 2691 931 440
  • www.agnesen-hof.de

Kucher’s Gourmet Restaurant

Restaurant Stellwerk

  • 25 minutes from RSR
  • Dinner – German, Fine Dining
  • Am Bahnhof 5, 56729 Monreal
  • +49 2651 77767
  • www.stellwerk-monreal.de

Vulkan Brauerei

  • 27 minutes from RSR
  • Lunch & Dinner – Brewery, German, Burgers, Vegan
  • Laacher-See-Straße 2, 56743 Mendig
  • +49 2652 520 330
  • www.vulkan-brauerei.de

Alte Mühle Thomas Höreth

  • 40 minutes from RSR
  • Dinner – German, Fine Dining
  • Mühlental 17, 56330 Kobern-Gondorf
  • +49 2607 6474
  • www.altemuehlehoereth.de

Steinheuers Restaurant Zur Alten Post

Waldhotel Sonnora

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Nürburg (2 min. / Ring)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Meuspath (2 min. / Ring)

 

 

 

 

 

Döttingen (5 min. / Ring)

 

 

 

Drees (5 min. / Ring)

Wiesemscheid (7 min. / Ring)

Quiddelbach (7 min. Ring)

Breidscheid (7 min. / Ring)

 

 

Reimerath (7 min. / Ring)

Adenau (10 min. / Ring)

 

 

 

Barweiler (10 min. / Ring)

 

 

Hohe Acht (10 min. / Ring)

 

Baar (10 min. / Ring)

 

 

Kelberg (10 min. / Ring)

 

Boos (11 min. / Ring)

Lind (14 min. / Ring)

Kerpen (25 min. / Ring)

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Nürburg (2 min. / Ring)

 

 

 

 

  • Lucia – Pollo Italiano
  • Lunch & Dinner – Italian, Chicken
  • Eifel-Ardennen-Straße, 53520 Nürburg
  • +49 2691 302 5739
  • https://lucia-nuerburgring.de/

 

 

 

 

  • Subway
  • Takeway – Sandwiches
  • Boulevard Nürb., Otto-Flimm-Str, 53520 Nürburg
  • +49 2691 937 702

Breidscheid (7 min / Ring)

  • 27 Ventisette
  • Lunch & Dinner – Italian, Pizzeria
  • Trierer Straße 6, 53518 Adenau
  • +49 2691 938 880

 

  • Café Zur Nordschleife Opa Strack
  • Lunch – German
  • Trierer Str. 11, 53518 Adenau
  • +49 2691 302216

 

  • Cockpit Bistro
  • Lunch – German
  • Trierer Str. 13, 53518 Adenau
  • +49 2691 7907

 

Adenau (10 min. / Ring)

  • Restaurant Blaue Ecke
  • Lunch & Dinner – German, Burgers, International
  • Markt 5, 53518 Adenau
  • +49 2691 2005
  • https://www.blaueecke.de/

 

  • Ristorante Pizzeria Pinocchio
  • Lunch & Dinner – Italian, German, Pizzeria
  • Hauptstraße 150, 53518 Adenau
  • +49 2691 932 287
  • https://www.pizzeria-adenau.de/

 

 

 

 

  • Ali Baba
  • Takeway – Kebap, Pizza
  • Hauptstraße 133, 53518 Adenau
  • +49 2691 938 921

 

  • Mediterraneo
  • Lunch & Dinner – Italian, Pizzeria
  • Bahnhofstraße 24, 53518 Adenau
  • +49 2691 932 6346

 

  • Asia Bistro Orchidee
  • Lunch & Dinner, Takeaway – Asian
  • Hauptstraße 96, 53518 Adenau
  • +49 2691 933 210

 

Müllenbach (7 min. / Ring)

  • Restaurante Pizzeria Il Cavallino
  • Lunch & Dinner – Italian, Schnitzel, Steak, Pizzeria
  • Hauptstraße 14A, 53520 Müllenbach
  • +49 2692 932 621

 

  • Bistro Zum Alten Maier
  • Lunch & Dinner – German
  • Hauptstraße 46, 53520 Müllenbach
  • +49 2692 1299

Wiesemscheid (7 min. / Ring)

Barweiler (10 min. / Ring)

 

Boos (10 min. / Ring)

Hohe Acht (10 min. / Ring)

  • Restaurant Parc Ferme
  • Breakfast & Dinner – German
  • Auf der Neidecke 1a, 56729 Siebenbach
  • +49 2691 935 0909
  • https://hotelparcferme.de/

Kelberg (12 min. / Ring)

  • Pizzeria La Lanterna
  • Lunch & Dinner – Italian, Pizzeria
  • Hauptstraße 50, 53539 Kelberg
  • +49 2692 1879

 

  • Gasthaus “Zum Dubbes”
  • Dinner – German
  • Mayener Straße 7, 53539 Kelberg
  • +49 2692 932 5900

 

  • Ristorante IL Gabbiano
  • Dinner – Italian
  • Mayener Str. 4, 53539 Kelberg
  • +49 2692 932 4385

 

  • Bistro Eifelrast
  • Lunch & Dinner – German, Burgers
  • Hauptstraße 2b, 53539 Kelberg
  • +49 2692 932 4858

Darscheid (22 min. /Ring)

Mendig (30 min. / Ring)

  • Vulkan Brauerei
  • Lunch & Dinner – German, Burgers, Vegan
  • Laacher-See-Straße 2, 56743 Mendig
  • +49 2652 520 330
  • https://vulkan-brauerei.de/

Maria Laach (30 min. / Ring)

Monreal (30 min. / Ring)

Maria Laach (30 min. / Ring)

Kobern-Gondorf (40 min.)

Bad Neuenahr-Ahrweiler (40min. / Ring)

Dreis (45 min. / Ring)

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Nürburg (2 min. / Ring)

 

 

Adenau (7 min. / Ring)

 

  • Brauhaus Adenau
  • Hauptstraße 94, 53518 Adenau
  • +49 178 858 2281

 

  • Löwe Lounge
  • Hauptstraße 198 53518 Adenau
  • +49 176 2013 3173

Mendig (30 min. / Ring)

  • Go-Karting RingKartbahn
  • Nürburgring Boulevard 1, 53520 Nürburg (About 5min from RSR)
  • Tel.: +49 2691 302 6670
  • www.nuerburgring.de/kartbahn

 

 

 

 

  • Hotrod City Tour Nürburgring / Koblenz
  • Eifeldorf Grüne Hölle, 53520 Nürburg (About 5min from RSR) / Altlöhrtor 22, 56068 Koblenz​ (About 1hour from RSR)
  • Tel.: +49 172 4521698
  • www.hotrod-citytour-koblenz.com/
  • Sport am Ring Gym / Fitness Studio
  • In der Ex 1, 53518 Adenau (About 15min from RSR)
  • Tel.: +49 2691 938147
  • www.sportamring.de​

 

  • Wild- & Erlebnispark Daun – Animal Park / Wildpark
  • Mainzer Straße 11, 54550 Daun (About 30min from RSR)
  • Tel.: +49 6592 3154
  • www.wildpark-daun.de

 

  • Burg Eltz Castle Tours / Burgführung
  • Burg-Eltz-Straße 1, 56294 Wierschem (About 50min from RSR)
  • Tel.: +49 2672 95050-0
  • www.burg-eltz.de

 

  • Reichsburg Cochem Castle Tours / Burgführung
  • Schloßstraße 36, 56812 Cochem (About 45min from RSR)​
  • Tel.: +49 2671 – 255
  • www.burg-cochem.de

 

  • CK-Modelcars Adenau Souvenirs / Fanartikel
  • Trierer Str. 12, 53518 Adenau
  • +49 2691 4590111
  • www.ck-modelcars.de

 

  • Paddock Shop Souvenirs / Fanartikel
  • Nürburgring Boulevard 1, 53520 Nürburg
  • +49 2691 302 6670
  • www.nuerburgring-shop.de

 

  • ED Tankstelle Souvenirs / Fanartikel
  • An der B258, 53520 Döttinger Höhe
  • +49 2691 923 932
  • www.doettinger-hoehe.de

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