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Set at the junction of the Rhine and Mosel rivers, the ancient city of Koblenz is a picturesque place to wander - whether it’s through little squares and flower-filled parks or around the waters-meet, you’re bound to lose track of time thanks to the areas of outstanding beauty.
Itinerary: Mainz, Germany - Worms, Germany - Strasbourg - Speyer - Koblenz - Bonn - Cologne
Includes: Free drinks with lunch & dinner*, Earn cruise miles with every booking, Small ship river cruising*, Tips included for all bookings*
Itinerary: Amsterdam, Netherlands - Cologne, Germany - Koblenz, Germany - Mannheim – Heidelberg, Germany - Kehl, Germany – Strasbourg, France - Breisach, Germany - Basel, Switzerland -...
Includes: Spacious full board accommodation on board Europe’s most innovative cruise ships , All meals throughout your river cruise from a healthy buffet breakfast to a five-course à la...
Itinerary: Budapest, Hungary - Vienna, Austria - Dürnstein – Melk, Austria - Linz, Austria – Passau, Germany - Regensburg, Germany - Nuremberg, Germany - Bamberg, Germany - Wurzburg,...
Includes: All sightseeing excursions included*, Early booking savings*, Free drinks & included gratuities*, Private uk chauffeur service included*
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German Corner, Deutsches Eck, is the ideal place to view the meeting of the Rhine and Mosel rivers. Witness where the darker waters of the Mosel blend with the Rhine and cause a unique and beautiful marvel. On the shore, you’ll see the Memorial of German Unity, an impressive statue that guards over Deutsches Eck. Make sure you also explore behind the memorial, as you can see some well-preserved standing fragments of the Berlin Wall.
The Electoral Palace is a sprawling and regal complex overlooking the riverside. Surrounding the extraordinary palace are beautifully landscaped and maintained gardens, most of which are open to the public. The palace has had some notable residents in the past, including the Prussian Crown Prince and Kaiser Wilhelm I.
The Koblenz Seilbahn (cable car) allows users to enjoy spectacular views over the Rhine and Mosel rivers, as well as the city below. The base is only a short walk south of Deutsches Eck and takes travellers across the river and up to the Ehrenbreitstein Fortress. Connecting arguably two of the best viewpoints in town, this is a must for everyone in Koblenz.
In the very south of the city is Marksburg Castle. Built in 1117 AD, it is the only Rhine castle that has never been destroyed. Because of this, it’s a really unique historical attraction that has a lot to teach visitors about the history of the surrounding Rhineland and Germany. With stunning white turrets and standing high up on a hilltop, when you first lay eyes on the castle you’ll feel like you’re in a fairy tale.
