Attractions around Bassenheim

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.

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

Unfortunately, unlike other narrow trails, there are no niches where you can pass each other.
So you have to get off in oncoming traffic.
So always a matter of luck …read more

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

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

It is a romantic event to cycle through a former railway tunnel.

Always nice in this manageable city center

From here you have a beautiful view of the Mosel and Kobern.
At night, the castle ruin is also illuminated.

According to legend, in the Middle Ages, a knight of lovesickness plunged from the rock platform into the depths. At the beginning of the 20th century, the Knights fall became …read more

The mighty fortress Ehrenbreitstein was built at the beginning of the 19th century under Prussian leadership on the foundations of a blasted previous building. Due to the proximity to France …read more

On the Weissenthurmer side are beautiful stairs. No matter which side of the road you are 😉

There is always something going on there. On my today's trip for example - A huge flea market.

One of the most beautiful parts of the dream path "cave and Schluchtensteig" - Especially in summer, the waterfall invites you to linger and cool your feet in the water.

Great view above the railway bridge on the Moselle.

The Hausen 1 and Hausen 2 tunnels are now part of the long-distance cycle path through the Voreifel. It's fun to drive through or to hike through. Great echo effects inside.