Attractions around Koblenz

Sturdy shoes are definitely advisable here. If it's waterproof, you can also take the shortcut through the water. ;) Be careful, the rock stairs and wooden bridges can be very slippery.

The Moselle flows into the Rhine at the Deutsches Eck. In 1897 an artificial promontory was heaped up here, on which a monumental equestrian statue of Emperor Wilhelm I was … read more

Nice bike path. Sometimes a bit tight.

The Marksburg stands on a slate cone at a height of 160 meters and is the only medieval hilltop castle on the Middle Rhine that has never been destroyed.

A picturesque wine village on the banks of the Moselle. Everything here revolves around the delicious grape juice cultivated on the banks of the Moselle on the steepest vineyards in … read more

Bad Ems is a very sophisticated health resort with a beautiful and manageable park on the Lahn, extremely well-kept buildings, cafes, restaurants and a classic grand hotel as in Monaco.

From Koblenz Güls along the cycle path between vineyards and the railway line to Winningen.

Once at the top, there is a beautiful panorama: the meadows below and Löf opposite. In the castle is also a small café that invites you to take a break.

Sights line up like pearls on a chain on the bike path.

Nice bike path along the Lahn

From here you also have a beautiful view of Boppard, Filsen and Osterspai! From here it is not far to the chairlift or descent along it! This descent is worthwhile because you continuously have a great view over everything.

The Marksburg is open daily and can be visited as part of a castle tour (continuously at short intervals, off-season every hour on the hour).

Where the Rhine and the Moselle flow into each other: The Deutsches Eck is the landmark of Koblenz. The land was artificially piled up in 1891. To commemorate Kaiser Wilhelm … read more

According to experts, the Riesling that grows on the slate terraces is one of the best wines in the world. The Winninger Hamm is the smallest single vineyard in Winningen.

The districts Kobern and Gondorf are located on the left bank of the Moselle about 17 kilometers from Koblenz and about 33 kilometers from Cochem. Neighboring communities are moselaufwärts Lehmen … read more

Great, quiet bike path along the Lahn. If you drive past the boat moorings of the campsite, you may see canoeists, stand up paddlers and fishermen. Super connection path from Lahnstein to Bad Ems.

One of my top resting places - crazy view, nicely prepared - unfortunately often occupied.

The Marksburg stands on a slate cone at a height of 160 meters and is the only medieval hilltop castle on the Middle Rhine that has never been destroyed.

The Koblenz cable car, also known as the BuGa cable car or Rheinseilbahn, is an aerial cableway over the Rhine in Koblenz and represents modern infrastructure in Germany. It was … read more

After 245 kilometers, the Lahn flows into the Rhine. A great sight, especially in front of the magnificent backdrop of the wooded banks of the Rhine with Schloss Stolzenfels.