Top 50 things to do and attractions in Koblenz

Great and large statue with huge area for people to stand, sit, walk by and eat/drink at the numerous food stalls in the vicinity. Nice place and area beside the Moselle (Mosel) river flowing into the Rhine river. Koblenz is very nice river city in Germany not very far from Border city Trier or the country Luxembourg by train.

It is a real wonderful scene The River divides into two branches with the mountains and Cable cars along with the flags around you I loved the place , great for taking pictures

Deutsches Eck is an absolutely stunning place to visit! The meeting point of the Rhine and Moselle rivers offers breathtaking views, especially at sunset. The atmosphere is peaceful, and there’s a real sense of history surrounding the monument. The area is beautifully maintained, perfect for a relaxing walk or taking photos. It’s also a great spot to sit and enjoy an ice cream while watching the boats pass by. Whether you’re a local or just visiting, this iconic landmark is truly unforgettable. Highly recommended!

If you are visiting Koblenz, this is a must-see place. It's in all honesty nothing that spectacular. The monument (covered elsewhere) is, but this is just a lovely bit of space, made extra special as it's the confluence of the two rivers. Just take time to appreciate the views of the water, the castle, and of course the (spectacular) monument.

It's worth visiting. You can see the colour difference of Rein and Mossel coming together at this place, go with a cable car to the fortress (a lot of expositions included in the entrance ticket. The view of Koblenz from the fortress is very nice.

Wonderful monument. The plaza has plenty of room to walk and position for photos. Food and drinks nearby as well as a few souvenir vendors.

Sixty-three steps to climb to the highest point of this humongous monument to Whilelm 1, which was much bigger than I thought it would be, situated at the land jutting into the confluence of the Rhein & Mosel Rivers. Wonderful views of the fortress, the Basilica, and the actual joining of rivers. A must/ see on Koblenz.

Our tour guide was in Character as a British spie. He walked us through as if we were an invading army. The fort and its design is very impressive. The walls are 4 meters thick.

Ehrenbreitstein Fortress offers great views of Koblenz and the wider area. It's also good value, especially when you get the combined ticket with the cable car. The exhibitions are interesting, particularly the one on the fort's history and the archaeological finds, and the show in the excavation area was a highlight. However, the layout of the fortress is quite confusing and could use better signposting. It was also a shame that one of the media-focused areas was closed during my visit, and I also accidentally missed the wine exhibition. All in all, it's an enjoyable place to visit, but a better layout would certainly improve the experience.

Visited the fortress and the grounds outside, the fortress is massive, with so much to see, I didn't have an audio guide, this would have been beneficial, as a lot of exhibits only had an explanation in German. I believe a visit to the fortress, plus the cable car for 21 euros is a real bargain. Can recommend

Apart from the history and the view, there is nothing much to see really. Compared to the entrance fee is expensive. Just the cable ride alone with the view point is sufficient to see.

Pretty nice place to visit with great views. Expensive to get in especially considering most of the tunnels are closed and the museum section has limited hours. Still, worth the visit.

Impressive castle, with nice courtyards for walking, great view over Koblenz. You have few coffee bars and get toneode with the cable car

This castle isn't exactly a must-visit. It's actually a former barracks used by the German army in the late nineteenth century. 🚠 The funicular ride costs 15 euros and is a glass capsule with some dirty windows. The views are decent, but the ride isn’t comfortable at all. 💶 Entrance to the castle is 10 euros, but all you really get is a view of the Rhine. Most of the buildings are just empty concrete walls—there's hardly anything to see. 🧑‍🏫 It might be interesting for a historian studying the German army of that era, but if that’s not your thing, you can definitely find better ways to spend 2 hours and 25 euros. 🆓 Just a heads-up - entrance seems to be free after 6 PM, though there are no signs to inform visitors about that.

Set back from the main street, but admired & toured by many Germans, the Basilica of St. Castor has a lot to see. Don't miss the fountains in the monastery garden beside the basilica. This Romanesque basilica is a must-see if you go to Koblentz.

A beautiful little church with lovely grounds. There are a number of quirky items/sculptures around the church area. There used to be an unusually decorated piano outside but not sure if it's still there. I will post a picture of the piano.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️☆ Peaceful, Historic, and Architecturally Striking The Basilica of St. Castor (Basilika St. Kastor) is one of Koblenz’s true historical gems. Nestled just a short walk from the Deutsches Eck, this Romanesque church dates back to the 9th century and carries with it over 1,000 years of history—from religious significance to political events like treaty negotiations during the Holy Roman Empire. The architecture is understated but elegant, with twin towers, rounded arches, and a sense of solemnity both outside and in. Inside, you’ll find a calm, meditative atmosphere, with beautiful stained-glass windows, frescoes, and a modest but moving altar. It’s not overly ornate, which adds to its authenticity and sense of reverence. The surrounding garden is especially lovely—quiet, well-kept, and great for a short walk or a break from the busier tourist sites. Interpretive signs provide helpful context, though a guided tour would definitely add more depth if you’re a history enthusiast. 📍 Highly recommended for lovers of architecture, history, or anyone seeking a quiet, contemplative space in Koblenz.

I didn't go inside but walked around the outer areas, gardens, and then down to the waterfront. Its a short walk from the old town and only a short walk to the Eke statue and the access up the fort.

Lovely place very quiet and serene like a church is supposed to be. Springtime made it even more beautiful due to all the tulip blossoms around it.

Having seen so many cathedrals, I was not expecting a whole lot. But we entered to find fantastic organ music - which did stop while we were there, but it still contributed to a magical experience. The next best thing about this site was the beautiful pool on one side, the sumptuous gardens on the other side, then the very well-done timeline & graphic display in the back, detailing the rich and ancient history of the area. I wish I’d had more time there!

It was a nice place to visit and the surroundings adjacent where the Meuse and Rhine join. Sadly the stone is black with soot from industrialization and the area would definately be a great visit and huge boost if there was some restauration to clean the stones

Very beautiful church. It was constructed in the 12th century, and has been renovated and expanded several times. We now see a Romanesque origin with a Gothic choir and Baroque towers.

A church is in center of downtown and surround by ice cream stores. Hard to miss it when you are hanging round.

Beautiful basilica with contemporary stained glass windows.

Really nice church and very old 👍 you feel here in peace

Beautiful church Very different take on the crucifixion

What I miss is the meaning of our Lady. We got so many our ladys in the catholic Women. Z.b Our Lady of Good Concusel, Our Lady of Consolata, Our Lady of Fatima.

Another stunning building in Koblenz

Nice museum with some very interesting and historically significant locomotives. You are left to your own to roam around freely. Many locpmotives are accessible. Parents with children should be extremely cautious as the terrain is more a depot than a museum and the museum lies immediately besides live railway tracks with no fences, just a chain to mark the difference. Only open on Saturdays. Not very large. You would want to spend two-three hours here. Worth the trouble of getting there if you are in the area, say no more than an hour driving or so away, but not a museum I would go to great lengths to see (like Mulhouse or York).

Great experience 🙌😍 They doesn't have any entry fee, but if you go on with kids train trip or other for fun you have to pay little amount. And jumping trucks is also free for kids. It is really kids friendly, if you are living nearby you must visit. It have so many beautiful trains

Nice place for kids liking trains. You can go into sum of the locomotives and play with the buttons and switches. 8 Euros for a family ticket. A nice place to spend 2 hours with the kids. There are trains from different eras. From the beginning of the 1900 to today.

Great idea if you're into trains. We had a tour and the guide explained a lot of interesting things about the history of the trains.

So worth the 3 euros just to wander around and see all the old locos and coaches. There is about one of each loco, and some extras in different colours. You can get inside the locos and coaches in the shed such as a Class 118 and some coaches built in 1938 for the then govenrment, but I did want to peep into the stuff in the yard such as the restaurant and sleep cars,but alas. Even just to sit on the running board of a Kof and watch the trains go by was a nice way to spend some time. Have been back and will be back. Note: not for those that find it difficult to get about. Lots of walking over tracks and big steps. Easy free parking. Note for those looking, you go under the rail tracks and it’s a turn up a small road schorn something str then a sharp left up to the tracks. Dropped pin Near Schönbornsluster Str. 11-1, 56070 Koblenz, Germany

Brilliant location to visit the only downside is that it only opens on Saturdays.

Very nice museum with lots of variety in loco's from steam to electric. The walkable terrain is pretty large! Lots of educational exhibits. You will be entertained for hours. The entrance fee is very low, but the experiences you get out of it are priceless! Also has a fun little shop.

There is a parking garage (but not with many spaces), and then you walk the winding road up to the castle. We bought tickets and were asked what language we wanted the brochure in, but I said we did not need it. The woman at the kasse said, "Of course you need it, or you won't know what you're looking at!" I was never forced to take information material before, but we accepted. There weren't many places to explore on the grounds and we couldn't figure out how to the get to the other side outside. The inside we had to wear felt clogs over our shoes and they were enormous! It was a nice interior but not many rooms too see.

One of my favourite castles on The Rhein and a must if you are near Koblenz. The tour is amazing, the views even better. Highly recommend.

One of the most beautiful castles here in Germany! An excellent mix of defensive castle and modern residence! The view onto Koblenz is also magnificent :)

This is a very beautiful castle. Although you must walk up a very steep hill. Or call a taxi to drive you up the hill. Alot of history is preserved in the castle. I can not imagine how hard it was to build this castle back in 1839. Well worth visiting. A beautiful walk down.

An alright ish romantic castle, was extensively rebuilt in the 19th century. Upon visit most of the beautiful garden was inaccessible, interior areas were nice.

The open time for ticket sells is from 10:00 to 16:00 after this time you can not enter the castle

Don't waste your time. It's a lot of effort for little. Only a few rooms where you can't even step in with your shoes. A few photos from afar are enough for this castle. You can see the same in other castles in the Rhine Valley without so many restrictions.

Cablecar across the Rhine River. It takes you to the Ehrenbreitstein Fortress, touring over the river. As a senior, it was 15 euros without the fortress. Fabulous views over the city. No waiting, pay get on. At the top, there are places to get refreshments and a wc.

Straightforward to use and good value for a family ticket with entrance to the fortress included. Fabulous views across Koblenz and up and down the Rhine. Would definitely recommend.

It was a good 10 minutes ride over the river where you could see both side of the town. The cable cars 🚠 running pretty regularly, didn’t have to wait long. And you can get a ticket on the site.

Amazing! Smooth ride up to the fortress, giving great views over Koblenz.

Touristy but you almost have to do it. A slow smooth ride with incredible views. It wasn't that busy so we waited to have a car all to ourselves.

You can see Koblenz where the Rhine and Mozelle River meets. Historic place.

This is an amazing cable car ride across the Rhine from Koblenz. At the other side is a beautiful park with a viewing platform, gardens, walks and coffee shop.

The artwork in their permanent collection is phenomenal. They currently have an Erwin Wurm exhibition on and it was fun and thought-provoking. The staff are all fabulous. While a small museum, they certainly punch above their weight. I adore this place!

As an Aggie you just can't miss this museum! The open air plaza is wonderful during the summer and the winter months. Regardless of the cold or the rain no Aggie worth their salt would miss getting their own photograph with this Gig 'Em bronze statue :-) I'm certain someone out there has a different story about that statue but as everyone with maroon blood knows, Aggie roots run deep and I'm certain my provenance is the correct one!

Interesting place to visit. Lots left open to interpretation.

Perfect place. Recommend

The staff is not friendly and the painting were not interesting.

Very beautiful building in a stunning location

Nice museum for contemporary art. Very friendly staff.

Brilliant and informative tour in English at 1pm and 4pm every day. The walk up isn't as bad as we expected and there's lovely coffee in the restaurant whilst you wait for your tour. You can only visit it by tour so you have to wait for your tour to start.

The last remaining original medieval castle overlooking the Rhine. Fascinating 60 min guided tour (in English) with a very knowledgeable guide. Stunning views across the valley and down to the Rhine. Well worth a visit

Not a bad castle with nice views. There is a bit of a slope to walk up, but it's only 20-30 steps, so not much. Tickets are 11 euro, and the tour is about 1 hour long. You have to book a tour ticket to walk through it, you cant just have a walk around on your own. There is a cafe at the bottom of the castle and outdoor seating area for refreshments, lunch etc and it seemed reasonably priced.

This is a must if you are in Koblenz. One of my favorite castles out of about 16 that we saw when we were traveling up and down the Rhein river. The tour is amazing. The views from the top are absolutely spectacular. Just an amazing castle. That’s all that is to say. Enjoy the photos.

Lovely castle to visit. Bit of a hike up the hill but well worth the effort. You can only visit tge actual castle on an organised tour, our English speaking one only had 10 of us, and great value at just 11 euro each

Very interesting and well preserved castle. Great tour guide, German language only. Limited free access within the castle however free to wander around the grounds. Small gift shop and snack bar.

The only hilltop castle in the rhine gorge (UNESCO World Heritage Upper Middle Rhine Valley) that has never been destroyed or conquered.

Quite impressive. The fontain was off as Winter is coming. Not a busy place.

Situated in a prominent location, the Historiensäule serves as a focal point for locals and tourists alike. Its towering presence commands attention and invites exploration, drawing visitors to learn more about the stories and symbolism behind its construction. Its intricate design and detailed reliefs depict scenes from Koblenz's history, offering visitors a fascinating glimpse into the city's cultural and political evolution.

Excellent view, huge monument, fun steps to sit on. Well worth the stop. Find your state to take a picture by its crest.

What a nice platz, surrounded by trees, shops, and some nice patio seating restaurants.

This was definitely one of my highlights when visiting Koblenz.

Amazing experience.. very quite and beautiful places.. 😍 🤩

I'm not really a status boffin, but I really like this one. It looks great, and it tells a great concise story of the history of Koblenz.

Just came in for a wine... The restaurant is really traditional German restaurant. The lady was so friendly and welcoming. Even though I came in for only 2 glasses of wine. This won't happened if you're in Frankfurt ...

I was here on a trip with my Dad and his siblings. The waitress named Eileen spoke English and was amazingly helpful! The food was incredible and the resturant is really cool place. I will definitely return there.

Very nice traditional restaurant, reservation is recommended. Waiters speak English, the food was or is perfect. Highly recommended. Good traditional German cuisine

Loved everything. Went looking for German style food, and not at a touristy place. It was great. The server was helpful and kind to us non-German speaking tourist. Probably the best meal we had on our 2 week holiday.

Very nice food Unfortunately didn't have our first choice of wine but the alternative was very good. The waitress was very grumpy even though we managed to speak enough French she seemed not to like talking to us. We were not asked if the food was ok or if we wanted anything else. We left feeling our custom was not appreciated but don't let this out you off. The menu is very good and food all very tasty.

Wahnsinn. Super Food. Kalbsschnitzel with mashed potatoes and also heaven and Earth, amazing combination of baked blood sausage, liverwurst with baked apples. Absolutely amazing. Ask for wine pairings and finish with wine trester. You won't regret it. Must visit in any case to taste variety of local wines. Almost everything available by the glass.

It was not the best I've ever had, but good experience for one time.

Happy Easter! HE is not here, for he has risen! - The Bible Luke 24:6

Cool, interesting, fascinating. The spirit of Christmas emanates from this place.

Very nice old town with points of remembrance, nice bars, cafés and restaurants.

Beautiful

Well worth a visit....as is the old city of Koblenz!!

traditional house

Interesting place to visit

You have to do a tour to see inside the castle. Check for times before going. Beautiful castle with rooms decorated in the style of the time. Informative guide. Very interesting.

As others have said you need an organized tour planned in advance to see the inside. It is about 100 m of uphill and downhill walking to get to the entrance from the closest Parking. The tour guides take you through the main floor area that is not currently occupied by the present owner as their living quarters.

A nice medieval castle with some intrigueing history. The restaurant/bar close to it is also worth a visit.

Really great and interesting tour. The painting where the foot follows you is by far my favorite part.

Beautiful historic castle that has been partially restored without the original plans. I loved that it was lit by candles as it felt so authentic that way. Our guide was very good and the experience was memorable.

The onsite guides are knowledgeable. The views from the castle are splendid.

Worth checking out when near Koblenz. Plus they have a Biergarten 😎🍻.

Very plain inside It has a hole from a bomb Lots of construction outside

Sad the church was closed when we came.

Beautiful garden especially. Silent place in the centre of Koblenz.

Hospitality, convenient price/quality and location make this hotel in superb valuation.

Sang a concert there with my choir. Neat location! Not a churchgoer on other occasions, but I'd figure it's a nice for religious folks.

Beautiful architecture and had some cool organ music.

It's interesting to see the face on the towel. Every hour the face will spit tongue out.

Kastorbrunnen is a really nice Church fountain that is right in front of the massive Church

(Translated by Google) The church fountain, which is rich in historical significance, has witnessed an important history of the three nations of Germany, France and Russia, and is worth appreciating again and again. (Original) 涵富歷史意義的教堂噴泉，見證了一段德國、法國及俄羅斯三國民族的重要歷史，值得讓人再三品會。

(Translated by Google) A 19th century fountain located opposite the church. Saint Castor. The fountain commemorates Napoleon's, as we know, unsuccessful Russian war campaign. (Original) XIX wieczna fontanna zlokalizowana naprzeciwko kościoła pw. św. Kastora. Fontanna upamiętnia rosyjską, jak wiadomo nieudaną, kampanię wojenną Napoleona.

(Translated by Google) The classicist Castor fountain on the forecourt of the Basilica of St. Kastor in Koblenz was built from basalt blocks in 1812 at the instigation of Jean Marie Thérèse Doazan, the prefect of the French department of Rhin-et-Moselle. His hastily written inscription, which was also carved in incorrect orthographic French, was intended to commemorate Napoleon's supposedly successful Russian campaign. The text reads: “An mdcccxii / Mémorable par la campagne contre les Russes / sous le Préfectura de Jules Doazan.” (German: In 1812 / Monument to the campaign against the Russians / under the prefecture of Jules Doazan.) In fact, as we know, Napoleon's Russian campaign ended in disaster. In the Sixth Coalition War, on New Year's Eve 1814, the predominantly Russian army corps under General Saint-Priest, which formed the right wing of Blücher's Silesian Army, crossed the Rhine between Neuwied and the mouth of the Lahn, with the focus on Koblenz. The French had recently evacuated the city and left it to the Russians without a fight. However, their commander showed humor and did not remove Doazan's fountain or the first inscription, but instead had a second one placed underneath it. It reads: “Vu et approuvé par nous Commandant / russe de la ville de Coblentz / le 1er janvier 1814.” (German: Seen and approved by us, Russian commander of the city of Koblenz, on January 1, 1814.) The Kastorbrunnen is a large square block made of Niedermendig basalt blocks and originally stood in the middle of the square. It was created by the Aachen sculptor Rauch according to plans by the military engineer Dagobert Chauchet and has a high, grooved base and a protruding, also grooved end plate. There are two suspended semicircular fountain bowls made of Lahn marble. The fountain was fed with spring water from the water pipe from Metternich and has been supplying the Kastorviertel with clean drinking water since August 15, 1812 (the emperor's birthday). It carried a group of figures made of limestone with the personifications of the Rhine and Moselle. Due to severe weathering, the sculpture was removed shortly after 1817. A replica of this group of figures today decorates the castle park on the Rhine side above a fountain. In the 1950s, the fountain, which the French had placed in the axis of Kastorgasse and thus in the line of sight to the Kastorkirche, was moved a few meters to the north in order to clear the view of the church again. (Original) Der klassizistische Kastorbrunnen auf dem Vorplatz der Basilika St. Kastor in Koblenz wurde 1812 auf Veranlassung von Jean Marie Thérèse Doazan, dem Präfekten des französischen Départements de Rhin-et-Moselle, aus Basaltquadern errichtet. Seine voreilig verfasste, zudem in orthographisch falschem Französisch eingemeißelte Inschrift sollte an den vermeintlich erfolgreichen Russlandfeldzug Napoleons erinnern. Der Text lautet: „An mdcccxii / Mémorable par la campagne contre les Russes / sous le Préfectura de Jules Doazan.“ (dt.: Im Jahre 1812 / Denkmal an den Feldzug gegen die Russen / unter dem Präfekturat von Jules Doazan.) Tatsächlich endete Napoleons Russlandfeldzug - wie wir wissen - in einer Katastrophe. Im Sechsten Koalitionskrieg überquerte in der Neujahrsnacht des Jahres 1814 das vorwiegend russische Armeekorps unter General Saint-Priest, das den rechten Flügel von Blüchers Schlesischer Armee bildete, den Rhein zwischen Neuwied und der Lahnmündung mit dem Schwerpunkt Koblenz. Die Franzosen hatten die Stadt kurz zuvor geräumt und überließen sie kampflos den Russen. Ihr Befehlshaber bewies jedoch Humor und ließ weder Doazans Brunnen noch die erste Inschrift entfernen, sondern eine zweite daruntersetzen. Sie lautet: „Vu et approuvé par nous Commandant / russe de la ville de Coblentz / le 1er janvier 1814.“ (dt.: Gesehen und genehmigt durch uns, russischer Kommandant der Stadt Koblenz, am 1. Januar 1814.) Der Kastorbrunnen ist ein großer Viereckblock aus Niedermendiger Basaltquadern und stand ursprünglich in der Mitte des Platzes. Er wurde nach Plänen des Militär-Ingenieurs Dagobert Chauchet von dem Aachener Bildhauer Rauch geschaffen und hat einen hohen, gekehlten Sockel sowie eine weit vorspringende, ebenfalls gekehlte Abschlussplatte. Es sind zwei vorgehängte halbkreisförmige Brunnenschalen aus Lahnmarmor angebracht. Der Brunnen wurde mit Quellwasser der Wasserleitung aus Metternich gespeist und versorgte seit dem 15. August 1812 (dem Geburtstag des Kaisers) das Kastorviertel mit sauberem Trinkwasser. Er trug eine Figurengruppe aus Kalkstein mit den Personifikationen von Rhein und Mosel. Wegen starker Verwitterung wurde die Skulptur schon kurz nach 1817 entfernt. Eine Replik dieser Figurengruppe schmückt heute den rheinseitigen Schlosspark oberhalb einer Brunnenlage. In den 1950er-Jahren wurde der Brunnen, den die Franzosen in die Achse der Kastorgasse und damit in die Blickachse zur Kastorkirche gesetzt hatten, um einige Meter nach Norden versetzt, um den Blick auf die Kirche wieder freizumachen.

(Translated by Google) the prefect of the French department of Rhin-et-Moselle, built the neoclassical basalt block fountain in 1812 in front of the Castor church. His hasty inscription, also carved in misspelled French, was intended to commemorate Napoleon's supposedly successful Russian campaign. In fact, Napoleon's Russian campaign ended in disaster. In 1814, when the Russians conquered the city they did not remove the inscription from the fountain, but their Commander General Saint-Priest put a second inscription underneath which said: "We have seen and approve, Russian commander of the city of Koblenz, January 1, 1814" . Kastorbrunnen has been part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site in the Upper Middle Rhine Valley since 2002. (Original) ο νομάρχης του γαλλικού διαμερίσματος Rhin-et-Moselle, εχτισε το νεοκλασικό σιντριβάνι από μπλοκ βασάλτη το 1812 μπροστά από την εκκλησία Castor. Η βιαστική επιγραφή του, η οποία ήταν επίσης σκαλισμένη σε ορθογραφικά λανθασμένα γαλλικά, είχε σκοπό να τιμήσει τη δήθεν επιτυχημένη ρωσική εκστρατεία του Ναπολέοντα. Στην πραγματικότητα, η ρωσική εκστρατεία του Ναπολέοντα κατέληξε σε καταστροφή. Το 1814, οταν οι Ρωσοι κατάκτησαν την πόλη δεν αφαίρεσαν την επιγραφή απο την βρύση, αλλά ο Διοικητής τους στρατηγός Saint-Priest εβαλε μια δευτερη επιγραφή απο κάτω που έλεγε : "Είδαμε και εγκρίνουμε, Ρώσος διοικητής της πόλης Koblenz, την 1η Ιανουαρίου 1814". Το Kastorbrunnen αποτελεί μέρος της Παγκόσμιας Κληρονομιάς της UNESCO στην κοιλάδα του Άνω Μέσου Ρήνου από το 2002 .

(Translated by Google) In any case, there is an interesting story here. If you want to visit Deutsches Eck and the Rhine promenade in Koblenz, there are also many little pearls of history like Napoleon's Fountain (Original) Auf jeden Fall steckt hier eine interessante Geschichte. Wenn man in Koblenz Deutsches Eck und die Rheinpromenade besuchen möchte, dann gibt es hier auch sehr viele solche kleine Perlen der Geschichte wie Napoleonsbrunnen

(Translated by Google) Interesting fountain with a funny story. You just have to read the bottom plate below. Afterwards you can take a short break in the church garden and relax with water features. (Original) Interessanter Brunnen mit witziger Geschichte. Man muss nur unten die Bodenplatte lesen. Anschließend zu einer kleinen Rast kann man in den Kirchengarten gehen und sich bei Wasserspielen entspannen.

Very nice and frequent sauna treatments. The staff was good and helpful. You can’t use the smartphone at the restaurant, which I found a bit strange since it wasn’t in the sauna part.

Many great water options. Several pools, different temperatures. Family spa.

Super! It's definitely worth a visit. Nice service, great environment, swimming pools, relaxation, saunas. You want to be naked, no problem. There are places for that.

We had a lovely time here! The different pools all had something different to offer with varying temperatures and minerals. We took advantage at staying to the hotel that was connected to the Therme. It was so nice to be able to walk over without going outside. We visited during the week. Like most places, the mornings and late evenings was less crowded. My husband could swim some laps in the morning while I soaked up the heat in the 36-38 degree pool. We had one meal at the restaurant and was surprised at how good and fresh the meal was. The table next to us had the Waffles with fresh cream (and it smelled so good!). The saunas were all good. If I had to deduct a point, it would be because there was no very warm water pool in the sauna area. There is a nice pool in the sauna area, but it was a little too cool for me at this time of the year. The Panorama and Klang Saunas were over the river and were very nice. I wish I had better eyesight and could have seen all of the views. It was well worth the money!! I would definitely love to come again!!

Very organised, very cosy, warm, many possibilities to relax, tasty dishes and big portions! I highly recommend this place to visit! There are some vegan dishes also.

We arrived at 1:10 with our daughters, but couldn't enter because it was supposedly "Relax Sunday". Absolutely worthless, especially because we had just spent 100s of Euros topping up our card. Other parents were also stuck outside, similarly upset.

It used to be great place but i got sick there yesterday, the water outside was definitely not on rage 32-35 degree. It was very cold. Used to be my favourite place, hope they fix it again.

Classic Irish pub. Very picturesque. Service was efficient and friendly.

I sought this place out, so shame on me. It’s a fine place. It would have been good, if my experience wasn’t predicated by paying a €3 cover. I thought there was a band. There wasn’t. 20min later karaoke started. Maybe it gets better later in the evening? But at 10pm, it was still mostly empty and not the Irish pub experience I was looking for. Not sure what my cover went to. The Guinness is fine.

Didn't eat here, randomly went here to grab some beers it's probably one of the best pubs I've ever been to. Unexpectedly amazing vibes I enjoyed spending time here during the karaoke night.

Wednesday nights are the best here with a pint and karaoke. Ambience is brilliant and the smoking lounge is well kept. Wonderful place to get drunk with friends.

Great place. Shay a wonderful host and helped us out when we had car trouble. Excellent Guinness.

Awesome pub. Great staff. Great atmosphere

Was no food there well not that i seen anyways staff were nice and the inside really felt like back in Ireland very authentic and the night i was there was very busy with students for beer pong night but very good place and not too expensive

An excellent way to reach the summit of the city, offering breathtaking views throughout the journey. I highly recommend this short ride to experience the stunning vistas of the city and rivers, as well as quick access to the fort atop the hill. Please note that there is a cost of €15 per person to reach the top, with additional fees required to enter the fort, making it quite a significant expense for a brief visit. We did not go into the fort due to the pricing during the Christmas period. The cabins are spacious, with seating strategically placed for optimal viewing from all angles, and the entire system is impeccably maintained. Additionally, cable car 17 features a unique glass bottom, allowing for an unparalleled perspective from below the carriage.

‼️TOURIST TRAP ‼️ 15 euro per person to go up, once up there is nothing to do, wan’t to see the castle? pay more! Just avoid this, it’s a 5 minute ride which is overpriced.

Most interesting thing to do during your visit to Koblenz. Cable car connecting the city side next to Deutsche Eck to Ehrenbreitstein Fortress. The ride is worth it for the spectacular panoramic view of the of the city down as well as that of the mighty Rhien in both the directions which is always busy with the boats and ferries running up and down. It is recommended to have the combined ticket with Ehrenbreitstein Fortress entrance.

Friendly staff and beautiful view. Between April and July go after 17h, it is cheaper.

Amazing experience! It is a very modern seilbahn and of course it costs more than the regular seilbahn but the view compensates all. I suggest to park the car on the mountain first (there is a big parking lot next to the fort) and go down with the seilbahn to enjoy the city center without any stress about your car. Wagon 16 has a glass window in its floor so the experience gets even better.

Everyone should try this Cable Car if you visit Koblenz - Germany. You can see such a beautiful views and it’s wonderful. This Cable Car is safety and the price is worth it. When you already in the hill, you can enjoy first the place above or walk around for couple of minutes/ hours before you going back down.

Runs at weekends during off peak times, which are October to early April. We paid EUR31 for a family ticket which is up to 2 adults and 4 children. This included admission to the fortress at the top. Be warned that there's lots of walking if you want to see everything and maybe not so great for under 5s. The playground at the top worked well for us.

The experience was okay overall. The staff was very efficient and attentive, which definitely stood out. The beer was good, nothing particularly special, and I wouldn’t recommend ordering the Aperol tho. The food was delicious, but the portions were extremely large—definitely something to keep in mind. The restaurant itself isn’t particularly nice in terms of atmosphere or decor, but the prices are very reasonable

So crowded! But rightfully so - great food, beer & atmosphere. The woman who served us was supernatural. I just had a beer (still full from breakfast) but my husband had his heart’s desire - a real German sausage ( see picture).

I had dinner here and ordered the schnitzel — beer sauce, the portion was really big and delicious. It was served very quickly, which I really appreciated. I also enjoyed a big, cold beer that paired perfectly with the meal. Great experience overall! Would definitely come back.

We turned up without reservation and we were lucky to get a table. The beer and food was absolutely delicious, I had a schnitzel with a mushroom cream sauce, my mate had a creamy peppercorn sauce. Absolutely 5*

We arrived on monday, out of the high season, at 18:00 and with reservation, and ut was already full. The staff were really helpful and friendly, encouraging to wait, and very keen to help. Atmosphere was great, energetic with great schnitzel to eat. Strongly recommend if you want a place with high vibes, loudly enjoyable and less formal.

The food is good but service is bad. If you’re German feel free, waiter will kindly ask you how is the food. If you’re a “aus lander”, don’t. You won’t get a “thank you” even you pay extra tip. Don’t try to argue that maybe I don’t speak German, we were the whole time speaking German. I won’t directly say it’s racism, leave it to people to judge.

Great place with great atmosphere and great food However, if you don’t like to be in the middle of a crazy crowded place, tou wou better choose something else

Very busy ice cream place in Koblenz. The ice cream was really good and the fresh fruit was great. Lots of areas around to sit outside enjoy your food and then place in a bin nearby and keep the area clean. Lots of different flavors and ways to enjoy your dish. 100% worth a try. Staff kind of didn’t know who to help next as once you get near the counter it’s all spread out and no one knows who’s first or next.

To be honest I think it's a bit overrated. The ice cream is great but a bit too sweet for me. I wouldn't wait in line to get it, but if there's no line and I happen to not have ice cream for a while, I definitely would buy some to treat myself

Super tasty ice cream. They have a big variety of flavours with yoghurt and chocolate being one of my favourites. Staff is also very friendly. Waiting in line is worth it.

Sorry but this place is much overrated. I had much tastier ice cream even in Germany. After trying it out we don’t want to come there again. The service was great!

Very good Gelato with lots of flavour options. They have good vegan options too including a chocoale one. The day we visited they didn't have pistachio so I opted for walnut and it was pretty good. It had powdered walnut in it. Also the vegan chocolate was very good. The only downside is they don't have traditional cones, instead they have this cup like cone thingies and I wasn't impressed with the crunchiness or the quality of it.

Very tasty icecream, the best i have ever tried, the mon cherie icecream is so delicious!

One of the best places in Koblenz to get gelato. As you can see through the window they even produce it there. They have milk based gelato and sorbet, which is all vegan. They always have a line because it’s so popular but the line goes super fast.

Delicious food with some great vegetarian options, a reasonably priced 3 course menu and helpful and friendly staff. We turned up right near the end of the lunch time but were still allowed time to eat at our own pace and enjoy ourselves. Also has a large outdoor seating area.

I like the presentation of the food. The price is good. Staff was friendly. For me abit salty for the teriyaki sauce. Desert they give a lot of fruits I enjoyed.

Perfectly cooked lamb with chickpea and haloumi. The gnocchi with trumpet mushrooms are also to die for. A really beautiful restaurant to visit in Koblenz. Great food, great service, delicious wine. It is next to the famous historical landmark in Koblenz. Even more reason to be here.

Exelent food, interesting location. The personel is very polite and nice, but a bit distracted.

The food and service were excellent. The staff knows the wine selection very well and will give you a good recommendation. We enjoyed a 3 meal course. Every course was delicious, but for the price range we expected more from the main course (fish as well as pork). We will definitely visit Gerhards again to try a different meal 👍

Great lunch offer for 23 euros. Wine selection is good with by the glass option.

Disaster Dinner, maybe a wrong night for the kitchen?? First of all we waited quite a lot for water and bred. We order two vegetarian menu, nothing to say for the appetiser, it was a salad and it came before the wine!! All the other dishes were too salty and the wait time in-between was unbelievable, more than 40 minutes!! Luckily the dessert was good and also the schnapps. We thought it was better, I’m not sure to suggest it to no one but maybe it was a wrong night for the team.

We were in Koblenz Altstadt and wanted some lunch. This place looked good. The food was amazing. We had a burger with fries, a large cold drink and a hot drink after like hot coco and coffee.

This is a perfect example of how fast service should be. Perfect serving. Great menu. Food really good. Loved it here. The loaded chilli fries are amazing. The burgers come with different buns so its always your style and taste.

Great service, cocktails are great and burgers are just fine. The combinations are great but I had a hard time reading the menu in German. Staff was very helpful though. Prices are reasonable. Decor and presentation was also really good. The Photos speak for itself. I recommend the burgers without the bun... I think it is better without the bread.

Definitely one of the best Bürgerbars in Koblenz!! Recommend to come and visit. Nice atmosphere, definitely great burgers. Full coverage of WiFi, clean toilets!! Recommend

I used to love this place due to their burgers, sweet potato fries, overall menu and service. I don’t know what happened in the last year, but the quality of the burger, the brioche and the fries are simply not in the level like before. The worse sweet potatoes I have eaten in long time, they were semi burnt, not crunchy and not well made. Perhaps the quality of the fries were just too cheap. Similar case with the brioche, it was like still frozen, and the chicken burger was smelling weird. Indeed not what u expected from Hans and Gluck. 😭😭 I would say… they really went down with the quality and keep the price.

A decent experience for customised burgers and refreshing drinks. The people who waited our table were very friendly, pleasant and considerate. A must for the Burger lovers. Although I’m not a burger lover myself, I’d be happy to give it another try for the outdoor environment and a decent food.

Good food and great location. The drinks are amazing too. Would’ve given it 5 stars but they got our order wrong. Nevertheless, the staff is really friendly and nice.

It was a better surprise when visiting in the middle of a rainstorm, as 1. You couldn't see evidence of the spitting, and 2. You're already as wet as you could get. 😂 Was fun to see, and the surrounding Altstadt was very pretty.

Nice place with a historic fountain. Must see during the day to experience “the spitting” of the boy.

An interesting statue and a water fountain, which spouts water on onlookers at regular intervals

Interesting statue to see when you’re in Koblenz. Sometimes a little bit overcrowded with tourists but if you wait a moment you can take good pictures.

So very busy, but magically Christmas. Clean toilet facilities available. 50 cents to use. Easy to read signage. The stall holders for the Advent markets are friendly and most are able to speak English.

Designed by Carl Burger and dedicated to Koblenz poet Joseph Cornelius, the Schangel Fountain has the bronze statue of a boy spitting water, on a column with the portraits of Cornelius and Kraehmer, and the coat-of-arms of Koblenz. During the French rule in Koblenz in the 19th century, the name was used as a local variation of the French "Jean", a name for the occupiers from France and for the children, the "Schängelchen", who arose from the fraternization. The nickname remained and in 1914 Josef Cornelius wrote the Schängel song, which is still very popular today and which finally cemented the name. In 1941 the artist Carl Burger unveiled the Schängel Fountain, made of bronze and basalt, which since then has been spitting cheerfully on the town hall square. The Mayen boy Rudolf Dany served as the model.

Xmas markets are bright and warm with good hot drinks asking about the story of the fountain is a must

Such a beautiful place and I love the columns! I wish we could go inside, that would’ve been worth the extra star!

Nothing there to see, and the building is in dire need of update/repair/maintenance. The backyard is slightly better than the front. It was residence of Prussian Crown Prince - later emperor William I.

Impressive palace. Too bad it is not accessible inside. Beautiful gardens that are well maintained. The castle itself seeds some attention and needs to be freshened up.

It's a nice place on the shore of Rhine, where you can hang out with Ur friends and have a Bier . The green meadows over here are the best place in city centre , where you can have outdoor games. There is also a small children's play area and also a Skating area, where you can practice and do Skating skills.

VERY BEAUTIFUL. On the outside you have a castle park which has a walking track, beautiful view of castle for photoshoots and also includes a playground portion for kids which has many options for kids to play. Then you pass through the interior of the Schloss and go to the back which opens into a beautiful garden, a monument to take pictures with and you can go down via stairs to walk along the Rhine and enjoy the view of the water and the other side of Rhine. Cool place to chill, take pics and enjoy.

Magnificent castle with park along the Mosel in Koblenz. Free entry to the park. Within walking distance from the city centre, and from the confluence of the Mosel into the Rhein.

The garden in the front is really beautiful. The view of river is also amazing

The museum was very small. It is interactive but not entertaining. Did not learn anything. The museum pieces that were present were of low qualitity and not convincing. In less than 20 minutes we seen it all and left with a dissatisfying feeling. It was just boring.

Great museum though a wee bit on the pricey side. Nevertheless very interesting with very friendly and helpful staff. Quite interesting.

The most amazing thing about this place is, you can get to know the history in English. Place is well organized. Recommended to spend some time in here.

Cool Building.

It’s great

Nothing much to see. But do try the classic cameras.

Ok ...

little venue with not enough seating places and very high temperature (no air conditioning ) but friendly atmosphere and very good choice of artists !! COLOSSEUM was great !! rock and sweat and beer this is THE formula !

Fantastic music venue. Great acoustics, food, and drinks!

Went there for a work Xmas outing. I had no idea what to expect. I was pleasantly surprised. The performers were exceptional and the food was delicious. I would recommend this venue to anyone.

Super ........

Good bands good beer great place

Honestly, I don't know why people like it so much the food is about average if not less service is quiet OK and the show was a bit disappointing.

Great Club, good food and fantastic music

BE CAREFUL: The parking garage closes at 20:30 (8:30pm). That means you CANNOT GET IN after that time at all. If you parked there and stayed out in the city later than 20:30, you will be locked out of the garage and unable to access your car. A security worker (nice guy though! 😄) has to come personally let you in. It costs $45 cash and takes about 20 minutes before security can help you. The signage should be better. I’ve never in my life experienced anything like this before.

Löhr Center is always a fun place to be and provides a good time guaranteed. Parking is right there, and everything you need on a daily basis, can likely be found in the mall as well.

Theres a lot of restaurants on the floor that's underground. Rewe, DM on highest floor and an assortment of other shops too. Theres a Bus stop right outside , very convenient.

A nice Gallery of shops. It feels a bit tight walking around on the Weekend but still easy to find a parking place on the roof. The parking is a bit old-fashioned, still uses tickets to get in and it is definitely pricey comparing to "Forum"!

Nice mall with all brands inside. You will find almost all type of shops inside . Grocery, heath care, food area , children play area. Its a nice small but complete shopping mall will all shops in one place in koblenz

Huge shopping complex with many layers including a supermarket. The main shopping retail outlet in Koblenz.

Tourist gathering mostly, buses available at a gap, Koblenz stadmitte railway station nearby

The Koblenz Card is a good idea, but doesn't work. I planned to use it for a ship tour with KD carrier, but though all tours are advertised by KD it looks that only few in reality are offered for the discount. Others, in cooperation with Gilles are not offered, but that is explained only when one wants to buy a ticket. Without ship tour, the Koblenz Card is just a rip off.

Nice people, very welcoming. Two things bothered me though : 1- We wanted to check out some castles on the Mosel. They gave us a map that was inaccurate in terms of bus itinerary. For a good while, the bus was driving on the "wrong" side of the river, and also at some point in went back towards Koblenz. The map didn't indicate those things very well, so we were quite scared we had the wrong bus for a good 15-20 minutes. 2- The 1st castle we went to was closed for the week. We only found out once at the gate, after an hour and a half of walk. It was pretty disappointing. I would have expected the tourist center to know about closures in July. But i dunno, maybe that's too much expectations to have.

Great help from the staff in the tourist office and the lady spoke very good English. Helped us by printing some train information off. Thanks

Super helpful ladies that gave great advice to explore on buget , saw what we wanted to and had enough for a good lunch. Thank you

Quite an interesting and interactice experience.

The guy at the front desk didn't give us any information after we asked for popular spots to see in Koblenz; he just handed us a map that wasn't even free and told us to "follow the numbers". The toilets weren't free either.

Extremely helpful staff, who suggested places to visit and sold us a bus rover ticket for our day.

I am a Taiwanese who is interested in German history. but I do not understand.Why is it called Fort Großfürst Konstantin? Konstantin Pavlovich is Russian.Why is the German castle named after the Russian nobility?

We enjoyed wine tasting w/a view of Koblenz.

Nice castle but not very very big

It was closed for a wedding but seems cool

Nice fort with a cool view on the city

(Translated by Google) A beautiful location with plenty of green space and a cozy interior. The view of the train station and the highway below isn't my cup of tea, but it's not necessary. Overall, it's not exactly cheap, but in comparison, and for what you get, it's still affordable to rent. Perfect for celebrating baptisms, communions, milestone birthdays, or parties. (Original) Schöne Location mit viel Grünfläche und gemütlicher Innenfläche. Der Ausblick auf dem Bahnhof und der Autobahn ist nach unten hin zwar nicht mein Fall, jedoch muss man das ja auch nicht machen. Insgesamt nicht ganz günstig, jedoch im Vergleich und für das was man bekommt ist es dann doch erschwinglich zu mieten. Gut geeignet zum Feiern von Taufen, Kommunionen oder runden Geburtstagen oder Feste.

(Translated by Google) Koblenz's most beautiful terrace, 60 meters above the hustle and bustle of the city. Lovingly restored part of Koblenz's Prussian fortification system. Open for tours only on Thursdays by volunteer members of the PRO Konstantin e.V. association. Rooms can also be rented for parties. Guided tours can be booked individually through the Koblenz Tourist Information Center. (Original) Die schönste! Terrasse von Koblenz 60m über dem Getriebe der Stadt. Liebevoll restaurierter Bestandteil des preussischen Festungssystems Koblenz Geöffnet zur Besichtigung nur an Donnerstagen durch ehrenamtliche Mitglieder des Vereins PRO Konstantin e.V.. Räume können hierüber auch für Feiern angemietet werden. Führungen individuell buchbar über Tourist Info Koblenz.

I like boats and engines just as much as the next guy. But when you see a super nice replica. And can't read the text on the information tablet next to it.. that grinds my gears... not a bad museum. But it's very german in the way of not translating anything..

Fantastic museum! Truly representing the history and culture of the Rhein regions! Even if everything was in German still the expositions talk for themselves.

Wonderful museum, especially for tourists like myself.

(Translated by Google) A beautiful, diverse museum, created with great attention to detail. In addition to original boats and mechanical parts, ship models, paintings, fish, bones, and steam engines of all sizes, there are also castle models, wine vessels, and a loading crane in front of the building. The museum is largely organized by era. Thus, it's not just a classic ship museum, but one that explores the Rhine in all its diverse themes in detail and thoughtfully. Even if the museum appears somewhat antiquated at first glance, newer exhibits and a scientific approach are also evident. Thus, it's less of a fully digitized children's adventure world, like many modern museums, but more of a classic exhibit museum where, with enough motivation to read the signs, you can gain a seemingly endless amount of information. Bags can be left at the cash register or locked away. (Original) Schönes, vielfältiges Museum, mit viel liebe zum Detail gemacht. Neben originalen Booten und Mechanik-Teilen, Schiffsmodellen, Gemälden, Fischen, Knochen und Dampfmaschinen aller Größenordnungen gibt es beispielsweise auch Burgmodelle, Weingefäße und einen Verladekran vor dem Haus. Das Museum ist größtenteils nach Epochen sortiert. Es ist also nicht nur ein klassisches Schiffsmuseum, sondern eines das den Rhein in all seinen vielfältigen Themengebieten ausführlich und durchdacht beleuchtet. Auch wenn das Museum im ersten Moment etwas antiquiert erscheint, sind dennoch auch neuere Exponate und ein wissenschaftlicher Anspruch zu erkennen. Es handelt sich also weniger um eine volldigitalisierte Kinder-Erlebniswelt, wie viele moderne Museen, sondern mehr um ein klassisches Exponat-Museum bei dem man mit genug Motivation zum Lesen der Schilder schier unendlich viele Informationen bekommen kann. Taschen können an der Kasse abgegeben oder eingeschlossen werden.

(Translated by Google) More than 10,000 exhibits depict life on, along, and in the Rhine throughout the centuries. The location is also historic: The old harbor basin of the yacht, of which drawings and a model can also be admired. (Original) Mehr als 10.000 Exponate über das Leben am, auf und im Rhein durch die Jahrhunderte. Auch der Standort ist historisch: Das alte Hafenbecken der Yacht, von der es auch Zeichnungen und ein Modell zu bestaunen gibt.

(Translated by Google) Small museum below the Ehrenbreitstein Fortress in Koblenz! Interesting exhibits on the Rhine and Rhine shipping over the centuries! Parking is rather difficult on site, so it's best to park further away and walk there or take public transport to the Ehrenbreitstein Bahnhof stop! Accessible access and elevator available in the building! Conclusion: Worth seeing, but you don't need to plan more than two hours! (Original) Kleines Museum unterhalb der Festung Ehrenbreitstein in Koblenz! Interessante Exponate rund um das Thema Rhein und Rhein-Schifffahrt der vergangenen Jahrhunderte! Die Parkplatzsituation vor Ort ist eher schwierig, daher am Besten weiter weg parken und zu Fuß hin gehen oder den ÖPNV bis zur Haltestelle Ehrenbreitstein Bahnhof nutzen!!! Barrierefreier Zugang und Aufzug im Gebäude vorhanden!!! Fazit: Sehenswert, allerdings braucht man nicht mehr als zwei Stunden einzuplanen!

(Translated by Google) A truly fantastic museum with a wide range of topics related to the Rhine, from historical and literary to economic and social aspects. Entertaining and educational! A friendly welcome and a wealth of interesting information—a must-visit! (Original) Ganz tolles Museum mit breitgefächerten Themen zum Rhein. Von historischen über literarischen zu wirtschaftlichen und gesellschaftlichen Bereichen. Unterhaltsam und lehrreich! Freundliches Willkommen und Wissenswertes, unbedingt besuchen!

(Translated by Google) Business hours are strict. It was closed when I went. (Original) 営業時間の制約が厳しい。 行ったときは閉まってた

(Translated by Google) Please pay attention to the opening times! The museum is open on the 1st and 3rd weekend of the month from 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.! Unfortunately, Google does not allow this rhythm for entering opening times. (Original) Bitte auf die Öffnungszeiten achten! Das Museum ist jeweils am 1. und 3. Wochenende des Monats in der Zeit von 14:00 Uhr bis 17:00 Uhr geöffnet! Leider läßt Google diesen Rhythmus zur Eingabe der Öffnungszeiten nicht zu.

(Translated by Google) This castle looks like an old sponge. (Original) Diese Burg sieht aus wie ein alter Schwamm.

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(Translated by Google) Great job, but parking is bad (Original) Super gemacht nur mit parken ist schlecht

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful (Original) Дуже красиво

(Translated by Google) Fine (Original) Fein

Well .... Its a bit out of time. Best ages past by. Little to zero restaurant or wine bars.

Ok

Am KIOSK Stubi 1.80€ 😃

(Translated by Google) Very nice, especially after the renovation, clean, smooth garbage separation. If I were on a bike tour, I would definitely stop here and enjoy the view👍🏻The city really made an effort this time! (Original) Sehr schön, besonders nach dem umbau, sauber, glatt müll trennung. Bei ner Fahrradtour würde ich hier auf jedenfall mal absteigen und die aussicht genießen👍🏻die stadt hat sich diesmal echt mühe gegeben!

(Translated by Google) The Rhine complex in Rhens is becoming more and more beautiful 🌞. I am very proud that it is becoming more and more beautiful here. (Original) Die Rheinanlage in Rhens wird immer schöner 🌞. Ich bin sehr stolz darauf daß es hier immer schöner wird .

(Translated by Google) Magnificent views Beautiful hiking trails I'd love to go there again (Original) Herrliche Aussichten Schöne Wanderwege Fahr ich gerne wieder hin

(Translated by Google) Beautiful park, well maintained and truly stunning views of the Rhine. The public toilets look great, I would almost send an envelope home to share what a godsend this toilet is. Nothing but fame for this location. (Original) Prachtig park, goed onderhouden en werkelijk schitterend uitzicht op de Rijn. De openbare toiletten zien er pico bello uit, ik zou bijna een envelop naar huis sturen om te kunnen delen wat een uitkomst dit toilet is. Niets anders dan roem voor deze locatie.

Nice outdoor trip, close to nature. There are grain dispenser machines installed to feed animals, do remember to carry some coins. Entry is free of charge

Very good place for tracking and hanging out in nature. You can see many animals and birds like deer, peacocks,pigs, etc. You can also feed corn to deers with your hands. You can get the corn packet from the place itself.

A place where I spent a very interesting time with my family. It is also a very beautiful and large playground for kids and many animals that we fed. I had a great pleasure to visit this place.

Wonderful place to visit with the family/ small children- free access if you wanna catch a parking lot nearby, I reccomend to go there early during the weekend.

During winter it’s like winter wonderland specifically wgen it snows. A perfect combination of wildlife and nature 🍀

The park is really beautiful and luckily i got to see the dance of Peacock 🦚.

;) wow

Quite impressive. The fontain was off as Winter is coming. Not a busy place.

Situated in a prominent location, the Historiensäule serves as a focal point for locals and tourists alike. Its towering presence commands attention and invites exploration, drawing visitors to learn more about the stories and symbolism behind its construction. Its intricate design and detailed reliefs depict scenes from Koblenz's history, offering visitors a fascinating glimpse into the city's cultural and political evolution.

This was definitely one of my highlights when visiting Koblenz.

Excellent view, huge monument, fun steps to sit on. Well worth the stop. Find your state to take a picture by its crest.

Amazing experience.. very quite and beautiful places.. 😍 🤩

Excellent walking area with nice scenery. Nice little Biergarten nearby

What a nice platz, surrounded by trees, shops, and some nice patio seating restaurants.

Visited during summer. Very cool place (20 degree while outside the forest is 28). The path is nice and interesting. Shoes better have suitable for forest walking.

Beautiful nature area to hike in . It can get super busy though when the weather is nice, so try to go off peak days/hours .

Awesome hike, but very important to get some good gripy hiking shoes. It's steep and wet!

there is a hidden way when you are coming back from the top , which is still visible on Google it's really hard way but it's very beautiful untouchet abandoned way from years

Nice short hike

Great place to go hiking, I would recommend the C trail and some good boots to bring along.

Requires good physical fitness, good sturdy shoes. Not recommended during rainy days. Offers a great experience. This is part of Rheinsteig trekking route as well. Trekking sticks will be helpful.

We moored near here on a river cruise. Interesting old bridge.

A bridge with a beautiful view.

Photos taken from the bridge 😊.

Beautiful place. Very photogenic at night. I use a picture of this bridge as a backdrop on my phone

A lovely walk with amazing views

Great history behind this one

Beautiful bridge in Koblenz.

Clean and bright. Reasonably priced, easy walk to Altstadt. Pay kiosk only takes up to 5 euro bills and doesn't take AMEX.

Good location with multiple parking spots. Opens up to the restaurant street in Koblenz.

If you want to explore Koblenz by walking trough the city, this is great parking spot. City center isn’t far away, same as Deutsche Ecke.

Spacious parking spaces

Very safe

Spacious & clean. I always park here:)

Nett

Was in town for a night and found this place via a web search. The reviews were good and one of them mentioned "Goth." Went to their Facebook page (Druckluftkammer) and sure enough saw many a black shirts. Yes! For I love the Goth. Only had to do an emergency shopping run for a black shirt. Luckily, found one at Woolworth for only 3 euros. Their Facebook event page listed: In Taberna Greetings Fool folk - to an evening with bagpipe sounds, Drehleiher, flute and Schalmei! Dance and hustle and bustle, loud laughter, rude jokes and mischievous women - raise your drinking horn and take a good swig of mead on the exuberant celebration! Well get it! Get dressed properly, as is the custom and save 2 coins on the way. Students and apprentices are also allowed to enter our cellar vaults for 2 coins less. DJ Brinnanti at the regulators to Medieval, Medieval Rock, Medieval, Folk! Medieval Rock, Medieval, Folk? Dudes and dudettes, this was great. Plenty of people dressed in medieval garb and the sound of bagpipes was in the air. Very dance-able tunes and affordable drinks. I am a person who loves Renaissance and Medieval fairs so this was right up my ally. Also, the ambiance of bar was great with low ceilings and a bench seat that came out of the wall. Was like in a hobbit hole. Many friendly folk as well. Ganz Geil!

Love the place. The staff is so kind and friendly. The clients are so cool.

Top!

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(Translated by Google) A very friendly club in Koblenz. Great and unusual atmosphere. Fridays are for the general public, and Saturdays are mostly gothic events. It has a certain familiar feel. It always feels like home 🤩 No entry fee anymore, but there's a €10 minimum for drinks. But I'd definitely pay admission for such a great, trendy club! The drink selection is huge, so there should be something for everyone! And even newcomers or single people quickly find friends and are warmly welcomed! (Original) Sehr sympathischer Club in Koblenz. Tolles und außergewöhnliches Ambiente. Freitags für normales Publikum und Samstag meist gothic Veranstaltungen. Hat irgendwie was familiäres. Fühlt sich immer wider wie zuhause an 🤩 Mittlerweile keinen Eintritt mehr dafür 10Eur mindestverzehr. Aber für so nen tollen Szene Club würde ich definitiv auch Eintritt zahlen! Getränkeauswahl ist riesig, da sollte für jeden was dabei sein! Und selbst Neulinge oder einzelne Personen finden schnell Anschluss und werden herzlich aufgenommen!

(Translated by Google) The Druckluftkammer was once the most well-kept trendy club in the region and beyond. Since the change of ownership, the floor sometimes gets sticky shortly after opening. Furthermore, the advertising states that certain parties are reserved for scene members, as well as regulars and friends. Why some people who are obviously not part of the scene are admitted despite the place being full is beyond me. All in all, however, the DK remains the best trendy club in the region. (Original) Einst war die Druckluftkammer der gepflegteste Szeneclub in der Region und darüber hinaus. Seit dem Inhaberwechsel klebt der Boden manchmal schon kurz nach Öffnung. Des Weiteren wird damit geworben, dass bestimmte Parties Szenemitgliedern, sowie Stammgästen und Freunden vorbehalten sind. Warum manchen Personen, die offensichtlich nicht zur Szene gehören, dann trotz voller Bude Einlass gewährt wird, erschließt sich mir nicht. Alles in allem bleibt die DK jedoch der beste Szeneclub in der Region.

(Translated by Google) Yesterday we visited this establishment. We really liked the place. Stylish, cozy, friendly bartenders and waiters. A huge minus is the DJ. Very incompetent, does not monitor the mood in the hall. The music is terrible( (Original) Вчера посетили данное заведение. Нам очень понравилось место. Стильно, уютно, дружелюбные бармены и официанты. Огромный минус, это диджей. Очень не компетентный, не следит за настроением в зале. Музыка ужасная(

Nice fountain with a mechanical twist 😁 Perfect to eat an ice cream or relax for a few minutes.

(Translated by Google) Great fountain ‼️ Absolutely worth seeing and also quite impressive... The entire surrounding area is also a reason to go there and explore the surrounding area and city center. 😁👍🏻 We particularly like the Christmas market there, which stretches through the entire city center and fills some of the squares and alleys. 👀👌🏻🐶 This gives the entire city center a very special flair and ambience ‼️☀️🐕. Just MEGA and let it take effect 👌🏻‼️. Kind regards from Alfter 😁 (Original) Toller Brunnen ‼️ Absolut sehenswert und auch ziemlich beeindruckend... Die gesamte Umgebung ist auch ein Grund dorthin zu fahren und die Umgebung und Innenstadt zu erkunden. 😁👍🏻 Besonders gut finden wir dort den Weihnachtsmarkt, der sich durch die gesamte Innenstadt erstreckt und einige der Plätze und Gassen ausfüllt. 👀👌🏻🐶 Das gibt der gesamten Innenstadt ein ganz besonderes Flair und Ambiente ‼️☀️🐕. Einfach MEGA und mal auf sich wirken lassen 👌🏻‼️. Liebe Grüße aus Alfter 😁

(Translated by Google) Super nice fountain with lots of beautiful details. You really need to take a closer look. (Original) Super schöner Brunnen mit sehr vielen schönen Details. Muss man sich wirklich mal genauer anschauen.

(Translated by Google) It is definitely a must to see when you walk through Koblenz city centre (Original) Ist auf jedenfall ein muss sich den einmal anzuschauen wenn man durch die Koblenzer Innenstadt läuft

(Translated by Google) A great contemporary fountain located in the central part of Koblenz on the way to the train station. It is an installation depicting a ship with many different characters. For tourists, such places are a paradise, we love taking photos there 😀 (Original) Świetna współczesna fontanna zlokalizowana w centralnej części Koblencji w drodze do dworca kolejowego. To instalacja wyobrażająca statek z wieloma różnymi postaciami. Dla turystów takie miejsca to raj, uwielbiamy robić sobie przy nich zdjęcia 😀

(Translated by Google) A cooling island between buildings with modern motifs and modern representation (Original) Eine kühlende Insel zwischen Gebäuden mit modernen Motiven und modernen Darstellung

(Translated by Google) Unfortunately, there's no information board, and you have to search online for information. Many of the figures have a meaning. (Original) Es fehlt leider eine Infotafel und auch online muss man suchen. Dabei haben viele Figuren eine Bedeutung.

quite interesting place

Every 30 minutes the Augenroller sticks out his tongue. Funny to observe when being close to the building. Unfortunately, the building itself is a very bad shape.

I hope they finish restoring it

It's an old clock that has eyes that move side to side and a tongue that sticks out (presumably every 15 minutes, we saw it at quarter til the hour).

(Translated by Google) This is a must when strolling through Koblenz. Rolls his eyes, another special feature at half and full hours. The story behind it is also interesting. (Original) Beim Bummel durch Koblenz gehört dieser dazu. Rollt seine Augen, zur halben und vollen Stunde zudem eine weitere Besonderheit. Die Geschichte dazu ist ebenfalls interessant.

(Translated by Google) He rolls his eyes, which may seem strange at first glance, but makes sense considering the current world situation. Every half hour he sticks out his tongue, almost to mock us for our situation. If you're nearby, it's worth a quick visit, unfortunately it's quite high up so you have to look closely. (Original) Er rollt mit den Augen, was auf den ersten Blick komisch wirken mag, in Anbetracht der aktuellen Weltlage aber durchaus nachvollziehbar erscheint. Alle halbe Stunde streckt er auch noch die Zunge heraus, quasi um uns in unserer Situation zu verspotten. Sofern man in der Nähe ist, einen kurzen Besuch wert, leider recht weit oben, sodass man genau schauen muss.

(Translated by Google) Interesting, but not spectacular 😜 (Original) Interessant, aber nicht spektakulär 😜

My husband and I had a very nice dinner here tonight. The view is amazing, combined with the beautiful weather, you can't go wrong sitting on the patio. We had the beet tartar appetizer, I had the Parmesan steak, my husband had the Bolognese, all very good. My only complaint was the wine, no reds, just a rose... They had one other red on the menu but were out😢☹️🙄. This was our first visit, overall very good, hopefully they restock the wine soon!

Just amazing. First night in Koblenz and cannot be more happy about my choice. The restaurant has breathtaking views. Food is good. Apple pie is the best I have had.

The food here is truly outstanding and clearly made with high-quality, regional ingredients. The burgers were a revelation—perfectly seasoned . The reason for four stars instead of five is the time it took to get our food; it was quite busy, and we waited nearly 45 minutes for our main dishes. However, the quality made up for the delay. Come a bit earlier if you can!

This restaurant was recommended by one of my coworkers as a great destination for good food and a perfect view of the Rhein. The view is lovely as you would expect, however the place smells of burnt cooking oil due to the insufficient ventilation (like most old restaurants in Germany). The seating upstairs is fine (tables for 6-8) however be prepared to sit next to someone else in case the restaurant gets crowded. This was a "warning" before we were sat by our waitress. The presentation of the food is acceptable, but not on the fancy side. We ordered a salmon and a burger. The salmon was fine, while the accompanying vegetables were not prepared well. The potatoes tasted like premade ones from the shop and not like proper gourmet food. The burger was unfortunately not edible. The meat had a foul taste, and after 2 bites, the urge to vomit was very present. The waitress asked if she could replace it with something else, but we declined as the there was no more appetite. We did not eat anything else and paid the full bill (~60€) The upsetting of the stomach continued until the evening. On the plus side, the staff is very friendly. Our experience was not on par with the recommendations. For this price category, one would expect a much better food experience.

The food was nice, but the service was lacking! Waitress who took our order was very distracted and failed to place our order, so another member of staff had to return 15 mins later to retake our order, and he was also very distracted! They seem to be very focused on getting people seated but not so keen on quality of service once seated! Poot form!! 👎🏻

The view is stunning. Great service with a smile. And we only ordered a 🍺

It was a very pleasant visit. The cake and coffee where great, but it would have been better had we received both at the same time. Waitresses are not very organized with kitchen staff or vise versa. By the time we got our cake the coffee was almost cold.

Amazing! Hidden gem of military museums! Amazing collection of prototype weapons, devices, nightvision, tanks and airplanes, more than 100 cannons. Dont forget to go upstairs!! Entry is only 3 euros (coins only) price should be higher for what it is!

One of the largest collections I've visited (±4hours), certainly worth going here especially for those that are interested in the technical aspects of military vehicles and equipment. They also have a gyrojet and G11 prototypes :). There is parking available at the museum and a bookshop with a ton of historical books around the corner.

Amazing place to have an overview of the Military Arsenals during different time periods. Make sure you visit all the levels, we almost missed it. Great Personal and facility, for a great experience.

Great display of military technology. A lot of interesting weapons and they are well preserved. One big minus is, tha absolute lack of english descriptions. My german is limited, and I had to use foto translator to get some information about things, that were interesting .

Hidden gem. You know the visit is going to be interesting when the "receptionists" carry sidearms and you need to have photo ID to get in! Huge and varied collection of vehicles, aircraft and weapons collected to educate and train past and current service personnel. Some really unique exhibits you are unlikely to see anywhere else. Very low entry fee but you do have to use coin operated gates (money changing machine is available. Small free car park and toilets on site. Main Halls with large items are located on ground floor with other floors holding smaller items such as personal weapons. As it is not a true "touristy" site there is no cafe or restaurant available if you're looking for meal etc. Highly recommend a visit for anyone interested in military history.

My girlfriend and I had a wonderful time here the spring of 2024. The exhibits, pieces, and information found here are plentiful. The staff was very kind and the facility itself is well taken care of. Next time I visit family in Germany I will make sure to visit again.

So many floors and so much to see. There are some very interesting machines. I even got to see The Enigma machine. The museum is very neatly organized. As someone that isnt fluent in German the signs were easily translated with the googletranslate app so I didnt feel like I missed out.