Attractions around Lahnstein

A highlight on the Rheinsteig. Good tread resistance and footwear must be present

At the Deutsches Eck, the Moselle flows into the Rhine. In 1897 an artificial headland was built here on which a monumental equestrian statue of Emperor Wilhelm I was erected. …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.

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.

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.

The only castle in the Middle Rhine Valley that was not destroyed.

Very nice to drive in the summer. To Bad Ems, eat ice cream and then back to Koblenz :-)

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

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

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

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

Also from here you have a nice view of Boppard, Filsen and Osterspai! From here it is not far to the chairlift or descent under it! This descent is worth it, because you continuously have a great view over everything.

Really a dreamlike Klamm👌

The castle on the left bank of the Rhine Stolzenfels is the lady among the castles. It was destroyed by the French and rebuilt from 1836 to 1842 by the …read more

An absolutely worthwhile visit! Who does not have a via ferrata equipment, this can be rented in Boppard for 5 € rental fee (deposit is 20 € and a perso …read more

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

Nice bike path along the Lahn

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.

The Köppel is a point of attraction in the UWW
No matter if hiker, cyclist etc.

A really nice via ferrata (Category B) that I would not have expected in this length in this location, so it's really fun. It is somewhat unusual that he keeps …read more