NURBURGRING

 Home Page I Destination Menu

Previously the destination for the 2007 European Grand Prix, the Nurburgring will now host the German stage of the 2009 F1 calendar, with plans for the venue to alternate with Hockenheim every other year.  

The scenic village of Nurburg, in the heart of the Eifel Plateau in West Germany is home to the famous Nurburgring. A fast and spectacular track, thrown in with the variables of weather and tyres makes this an exciting venue for a Grand Prix. Traditionally a challenging drive for the F1 stars, past and present, plus it's close to Kerpen, the home town of the young Schumachers - a big pull for any hero worshippers!   

• Fast Facts:  Basic information to help you plan your stay
• Hotels: Where is hip and trendy, we offer the comprehensive list of GP accommodations
• Transport: The best way to travel, how to get around once you are there
• Map: Area map and helpful distances 
• Food & Wine: A guide to the restaurants in the area
• Entertainment: What to do, when and where to do it?
• Tourist Tips: Suggestions for sightseeing if you have time pre & post race
• History: A brief summary of the events and people that shaped this region

• Please contact Travel Places with your travel requirements

Top of Page | Destination Menu | Circuit Page