Weather in Ratingen. Actual conditions and forecast

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Map of Ratingen temperature forecast

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Rain forecast for Ratingen area

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More to see in Ratingen

The starting point of many tour programs is the Market Square. One can see many beautiful old buildings of different epochs next to the Square. One of the oldest houses is Marktplatz, built in the late 13th century. Many historical buildings are given up to national restaurants and shops at present. Nearby, is a beautiful Saints Peter and Paul church. Its foundation was laid back in the 8th century. For hundreds of years of its existence, the church has been rebuilt many times. Nowadays, its unique appearance is formed by standard features of an Early Gothic manner. This church is notable for its unique design and ancient artifacts that are kept in its walls. One of the main cultural centers is the City Museum of Ratingen, whose exposition is divided into several thematic zones. One of them is devoted to ancient dolls and children's toys. The age of some exhibits is more than 300 years. The museum has a rich collection of porcelain, based on the works of Johann Peter Melchior. They were created in the 18th century. They often hold excellent modern exhibitions devoted to various fields of art. A trip to the Rhine Museum of Industry of Cromford promises to be exciting. It occupies an old industrial building, where the very first textile factory in Europe was opened. Visitors to the museum are told about processing of cotton hundreds of years ago. Many old machines stored in the museum are now in good working order. Lovers of walks to historical places will be pleased to see … Read further

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Travel guide to Ratingen

One of the main cultural centers is the City Museum of Ratingen, whose exposition is divided into several thematic zones. One of them is devoted to ancient dolls and children's toys. The age of some exhibits is more than 300 years. The museum has a rich collection of porcelain, based on the works of Johann Peter Melchior. They were created in the 18th century. They often hold excellent modern exhibitions devoted to … Open

Ratingen sightseeing

In this city you can see the pagan temple Stinkesberg and the monastery Minoritenkloster simply side by side. Both buildings are witnesses of two different eras. Among the old buildings we should also highlight Haus zum Haus Castle and Alten Steinhaus Fortress. Ratingen is certainly rich in museums and exhibition centers. You should definitely visit the local gallery and enjoy the art collections represented in … Open

Climate in Germany and weather forecast - best seasons for visit

Germany is located in the temperate climatic zone, so the weather at any time of the year is quite pleasant for any traveler. Therefore, there is no specific tourist season in Germany. It all depends on what the traveler wants to see. Fans of warm weather and sunny days often begin to come from the end of May to the beginning of September. Summer time is characterized by huge traffic jams, high prices for accommodation and souvenirs, as well as huge queues and crowds of tourists near one or another of the country's attractions. However, at the same time, tourists still like to come to Germany in summer. They are attracted by the possibility of relaxing outdoors, as well as numerous summer festivals. The ski season opens, as a rule, in the middle of December and lasts until the snow melts, which is usually mid-March to early April. … Open

Atmosphere of Germany: religion and languages

In modern Germany, about 37% of the total population are Catholics. Protestants make out 35%; they include Evangelists and Baptists. About 20% of the population consider themselves believers, while they can not attribute themselves to any particular existing confession. About 10% in the country are atheists. Due to the increase in the number of migrants from Africa, other countries of Europe and the Middle East, a small percentage of the population professes Islam, Judaism and other foreign religions. Confessions in Germany have visible territorial distinctions. Thus, in the north and east of the country the evangelical religion prevails, and thanks to the influence of modern Europe, the number of atheists grows every year. … Open