Attractions around Boppard

The way is known to be the goal, but the way to this goal is really great! The castle is from the 12th century and was even the castle on … read more

A highlight on the Rheinsteig. Good surefootedness and footwear must be available.

In the Ehrbachklamm you can get in touch with rocks and water, listen to the silence of the forest and the sound of the water, overcome the slopes and enjoy … read more

Between the mouse tower in Bingen and the Deutsches Eck in Koblenz, 29 castles, palaces or castle ruins tell of the important history of the Middle Rhine Valley. Kings, princes, … read more

The Elz is a creek about 60 kilometers long on which the fantastic castle is located. You can hike the Elzbach from its source to its confluence with the Moselle.

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.

One of the most beautiful and varied tours in the Hunsrück.

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.

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

Nice rest area in summer, even without rapids.

Nice bike path along the Lahn

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

The Marksburg is the only castle never destroyed on the Middle Rhine. In the castle there is a very good gastronomy and there are guided tours offered at regular times, which take about 50 minutes.

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

Very nice wine town on the Lower Moselle with the historic city center.

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.

History of Eltz Castle
The name Eltz was mentioned for the first time in 1157. In a deed of donation from Emperor Frederick I Barbarossa, a Rudolfus von Eltz, (Rudolfus … read more

Visibility is limited due to the dense foliage.

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.