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63 dreamy accommodations in the most beautiful places Rust

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Best travel time for the region Rust

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Cheapest month:

January - Ø 197€/night

Most expensive month:

August - Ø 258€/night

Best chances for available stays:

May - 50% available

Lowest availability:

May - only 50% available

Holiday home prices in Rust

246€ for 30 May - 06 Jun

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Which sights are there in Rust?

Historic Buildings Outside Europa-Park

Schloss Balthasa, located in the center, once served as a luxurious accommodation for the nobility of Böcklinsau. Today, one of Europa-Park's restaurants is housed within the castle. Balzare-Schlösschen is also connected to the nobility of Böcklinsau. This manor house dates back to the early Renaissance. The building is still inhabited and can only be viewed from the outside. Since 1999, a memorial has been located at the site of the former synagogue. The three former archways of the portals are still preserved. The Old Town Hall is also one of the most popular attractions outside Europa-Park. Today, a bank occupies the ground floor, while a room on the upper floor is used as a civic hall. Pfarrkirche Petri in Ketten is the only Catholic parish church in Rust. During renovations in the 1950s, the church was "turned around." The altar was moved from the eastern to the western side of the nave.

What do you need to experience in Rust?

Action, Relaxation, and Lifestyle

When visiting Rust, don't miss Freiburg im Breisgau. The southernmost major city in Germany impresses with picturesque alleys in the old town. The Freiburg Minster is also located here. Between Ihringen and Wasenweiler lies the Liliental at Kaiserstuhl. From here, well-maintained hiking trails start through the Kaiserstuhl area. In February or March, Europa-Park hosts the Euro Dance Festival, Europe's largest dance festival. Over several days, the world's best dancers and trainers teach in over 600 workshops. The program is complemented by a dance fair and many world-class shows.

What can you experience in Rust with children?

Kids in Paradise

The ultimate destination is Europa-Park. Here, you can travel through all the countries of Europe with your family. Lovers of action and adrenaline will find their thrills here. Europe's tallest roller coaster, fairy-tale worlds, pirate caves, and various shows add to the park's magic. Europa-Park is divided into several thematic areas or countries of Europe. Admission prices for a one-day ticket start at €57 for adults and €49 for children up to 11 years old. But there's more than just Europa-Park! For instance, the Wild Kids Indoor Play Park in Bad Säckingen. The park is designed to be family-friendly. For children, there are bounce houses, ball pits, trampolines, and a jungle. Adults can also enjoy an attractive program. The Funny World Amusement Park in Kappel-Grafenhausen is also one of the top attractions. Ferris wheels, trampolines, bounce houses, an overturning swing, or catapult boats are available. Conveniently, there are free parking spaces. You can picnic throughout the park and even bring your dog. Family- and dog-friendly are also many owners of beautiful vacation apartments and homes. Book a cozy accommodation and enjoy your vacation to the fullest.

Where can I eat out in Rust?

Quality and Experience

Local, hearty, and delicious. That's the atmosphere at Gasthaus Zum Ochsen. This inn has been in operation since 1919 and is run with great care and dedication. At Ammolite in Rust, experience a unique ambiance. The modern design catches the eye immediately. The excellent cuisine by Peter Hagen-Wiest has been awarded two Michelin stars. Silver Lake Saloon is located right in Europa-Park Rust. Styled like a saloon from the Wild West, it offers burgers, barbecue ribs, salads, salmon, steaks, brownies, or pancakes with blueberries. On Sundays, enjoy a delicious country brunch with a great lasso show and a Western evening with country music.

What is a must-see in Rust?

Discover the Cultural Side of the Region

Get to know the beautiful Central Black Forest region and spend a dream vacation surrounded by art and culture. At the Vogtsbauernhof Open Air Museum, you can learn about the history of the Black Forest. It is the oldest open-air museum in Baden-Württemberg. A tour of the museum is like a walk through the entire Black Forest. During the season, over 30 craftsmen demonstrate their various skills. Admission costs €12 for adults and €6.50 for children and teenagers up to 17 years old. Opening hours (as of August 2023): • Mo-Th: 9 AM – 7 PM • Fr-Su: 9 AM – 6 PM The first weekend of September sees the street festival in Rust, a great fun for both adults and children, featuring numerous artists from the region. In Baden-Baden, experience art and culture along a mile-long stretch starting with a festival hall. The mile leads you past a drinking hall, to a casino, a neo-baroque theater, and the LA8 Museum. The museum is open Tuesday to Sunday from 11 AM – 6 PM. Admission costs €9 for adults and €5 for children and teenagers aged 13 to 18 (as of August 2023). Continue through beautiful parks and gardens to the State Art Gallery, the Frieder Burda Museum, and the City Museum. The mile concludes with the Lichtenthal Abbey and Brahms House.

Information about holiday homes & apartments in Rust

Helpful Information

Available vacation rentals

63 offers

Min. price per night

from 65 €

Popular amenities

dishwasher, TV, Wifi, garden and terrace

Pets allowed

1 offer

Frequently asked questions

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How much does a holiday accommodation cost in Rust?

The average price for holiday houses and apartments in Rust is 234 € for one night.

Which are the best holiday apartments and houses in Rust?

In Rust, there are many beautiful vacation accommodations, but Holiday flat family holiday Rust, Holiday flat family holiday Rust and Ferienwohnung Brunken Rust are particularly recommendable.

Where is the best place to book a holiday in Rust?

If you want maximum freedom on vacation, book a holiday home or vacation apartment directly from a private owner: direct contact with the host, no hidden fees, a large selection of accommodations for every vacation type. Directly request your desired property at www.ferienhausmiete.de.

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