Hesse lies in the middle of Germany, with Frankfurt as its financial hub and Kassel to the north. Its scenery is mostly low hills and forest, framed by the Taunus, the Rhön, the Vogelsberg and the Odenwald. Castles, hunting lodges and country estates are scattered through these wooded areas, and the Rhine and Main valleys add vineyards and river towns.
Frankfurt Airport and its station are the main gateway, and ICE trains from Amsterdam and Cologne call there, so the train is practical for Frankfurt and the larger cities. For the Rhön and the Vogelsberg, further from the rail network, the car is the better choice. The trip from the Netherlands usually takes most of a day.
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From Amsterdam the closest venue in Hesse is 3 h 36 by car, and half of the venues are within 4 h 19. Our departure city pages show travel times from other cities in the Netherlands and Belgium.
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