Located in the Upper Dam Bergische Land, Gummersbach is an important agricultural centre and home to many interesting technological developments and hydrological plants. A popular spot for water enthusiasts, visitors can enjoy a range of activities during a break here including rafting and boating. With a beach nearby, it is also possible to enjoy beach-front activities and sunny days.

The Bruno Goller centre is an interesting point for cultural exchange for artists and hosts a three hundred year old half timber house for concerts, lectures, readings, childrens’ theatre, plays and cabarets. The Tower Room is offers a permanent exhibition of the works of Bruno. Originally built in the sixteenth century as a farm house, it belongs to the estate of John King and is still used as an office building. The Dom Oberbergischer was a twelfth century addition to the building and also home to a westfront tower which is another monument to the history the town offers. The Railway Museum is another particular highlight.