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The Koblenz Gate, also known as the "Castle Gate," was built around 1200. It secured the castle complex, serves as a prestigious entrance to the city, and was partially destroyed in 1689 during the War of the Palatine Succession. After extensive restoration work, the old Koblenz Gate shines in renewed splendor.

Unique view on a great forest path (towards the northeast shore)

This is one of the many city towers and is very well preserved; it is located right next to a small pond and flowerbeds and there are some benches

The Roman Catholic parish church of the Assumption of Mary in Andernach is a massive gallery basilica with four towers, a west wing, and a chancel. It is located on the western edge of the town, directly adjacent to the city wall and thus also on the western side of the Antunnacum fort, which was located there in Roman times and from which the later settlement emerged. In Andernach, the names Liebfrauenkirche (Church of Our Lady) and Mariendom (Cathedral of St. Mary), or simply "Dom" (Cathedral) are also common. The legitimacy of this name is often questioned, but St. Mary's Church has always been the town church and, since 1194, the private church of the Archbishop of Trier in Andernach, who was also (officially) the parish priest here.

From the campsite north of the lake and along the eastern shore, there's a forest path around the lake. The path is unpaved and, in places, very dusty. This path is shared with pedestrians, so it can be busy on nice weekends, so please be considerate of others.

You always find lost places. I'm surprised the old boarding school hasn't been torn down yet. Actually, I think the view from here is more beautiful than the lost place. There's also a bench nearby.

Beautiful old city gate in Koblenz

Just take your time and discover the place