The 24 best things to do with kids in 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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Excellent walking area with nice scenery. Nice little Biergarten nearby

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.

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

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.

Marksburg Patron Saint is Saint Mark. This is how her got her name. You can only tour this castle with a paid tour guide. We took the 1.pm tour because it was offered in English. Sadly to say this place is not for individuals who are physically challenged. You will have to climb a lot of stairs but there are rails to help you. We have to pay 4 euros to park our car and then walk up to the information centre to buy our tickets. There is a small souvenir shop inside the information booth. Our tour was for an hour. We got to experience how life was for the knights during those times. You will discover horse stable, chapel, canons, medieval gardens, knight models, knight quarters, wine cellar of how it was during the medieval times. Although, it was rearranged to look like it. We paid 11 euros per person for the tour but I believe it was worth it. There is also a coffee cafe to enjoy beverages. You don't have to pay to enter the cafe but pay for the beverage. The knight models were my highlight. I will recommend seeing this place... You can book your tickets in advance if you want to. Cheers.

It was a nice place. Quite quiet. The server was polite and attentive. It may be a bit more expensive than other places but it's out of town and no more expensive than the hotel. The food was nice, however I did order curried chickpeas and there was definitely no curry in the sauce.

Slow service and the prices are higher than in german big cities like frankfurt. The quality was acceptable but for this price point I expect more in Koblenz- maybe a tourist trap?

So bad experience with the service! ！ I ordered hot water for drink, the first one come with something dirty inside the glass cup. When I realized that and told the water, he didn't say sorry but only told us that he had also no idea about it. AND THEN HE JUST IGNORED US!! We even had to call him to place a new drink order. The most annoying part was, he charged The hot water in tea price but didn't provide me any tea and also didn't say or do anything for my report of the dirty cup!!! That's really so bad! And I reject to pay for the first "TEA", even the other waiter said sorry about it and refund me one tea, but I still feel angry about it. The service was terrible, They really need to improve it. And also need to check carefully whether the tableware clean Or not! The environment was nice and the salad was a big portion but not good. The price was expensive and almost only plain blatter, not recommend at all. According to my partner, the wine was not bad, unfortunately that's from the wine brand not from the restaurant. All in all, not recommend in this restaurant.

This place is recommended everywhere, why🤷‍♀️ Service. There are obviously not enough people for such a big place, it takes you a lot of time to place the order, get assistance in ordering etc. ‚Winedorf‘ means you can get some expertise consultation on the wine to choose... unfortunately, we haven’t seen it there. Food. All dishes were oversalted (I drunk about 2-3 liters of water at the evening to conquer my thirst). Schnitzel wiener art was not even a Schnitzel, it was good meat, but not the schnitzel one. Overall experience. Nice garden and tables outside are comfy for a long stay, good wine card (if you can decide yourself what you want).

Cozy restaurant with a big varieties of local wine. Food was wonderful. The staff was very friendly and service was great. Big bonus, they brought water and treats for our dogs.

Nice place to eat and to drink a glass of wine. Traditional meals well served. Friendly service

Quiet place, with nice views to the river. Very good to have a stop for a rest to drink or eat .

Great museum / exhibition of defense tech, from old to new. From cut-open tanks to a Mil mi-24 Hind helicopter, as well as hand guns, radio tech, and much more. Several prototypes of various tech. They even have rail guns and coil guns!

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.

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.

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

It's very informative. Nothing spectacular but if you like wildlife, ecosystems and fish you will definitely like it. Great photos and if you're lucky you'll see fish in real life through the screens. Unfortunatelly I visited the place in January and the fish are less active during winter. I loved it!

A very nice installation where the workings of the fish ladder are explained. You can actually see fish passing upstream through an underwater window.

Looks like a small exhibition but highly informative and educative things for both children and parents.

Fascinating place where you can learn how fish can travel past the rather dangerous turbines. Friendly staff and free of charge! Everything is explained in English and German. There are interesting facts to learn about which fish travel up and down the rivers :)

Very good experience, and a lot to learn

Interesting for a short visit. Clean and modern interior. The chance of seeing fish passing the 'ladder' is very very small.

Very interesting the care with the migratory fishes. But it is a plain display of the works so if are not interested in nature would not be apealing.

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.

I am personally not the type of people to have issues with anyone, and I rarely get into arguments with strangers.. but this was the first time ive ever met anyone so rude and stuck up. Tldr: I would never visit this place again and wish they go out of business Today me and my family wanted to go karting but unfortunately limpark was closed, which is close to where we live. We found this place in Koblenz and it is 40 minutes away, so we wanted to call before hand to ask questions we had. But no one answered the phone, we called 3 separate times between 4 hours. Not only was there never an answer but it pushed you out of the call and was no service or info at all. When we got there at night time the place looked really run down and suspicious from the outside but thankfully they had free parking... one only nice thing.. We can inside and immediately I was met with cigarette smoke.. this is not uncommon here in Germany to have smokers but there must be distinct places and it would be kind to keep it clean for children and non smokers. It was slightly confusing as it was our first time there but I tried following the QR code from outside the kiosk. We came inside the reception room because it was -4 degrees outside and I needed to ask questions anyways . My brother went up to this order lady at reception to ask things while I signed up for the app. Immediately he was met with a very short toned and stern woman, who was not the most friendly. But we were both used to this from older people so we ignored it and tried to stay respectful. My brother had asked the lady a few questions before she asked for his ID, as she needed to verify he was 16, or needing of a parent , when he said he did not have it on him (he had just had his birthday on new year's) she turned to me asking if I was his parent as, if they are under age an parent needs to be present . I am his older sister but our father was in another car coming a bit after, and we tried to explain to her but she seemed to not want to accept this answer . I tried to ignore her rude attitude and just continue eith the app, and then I needed to asked questions.. and she started being rude to me, as if I was stupid or incompetent.she had also started calling my brother names and assuming he was one of those teenagers that disrespect elderly. At that time our father came in with the rest of the group and I had asked about my 7 yo sister and how she may participate , and she was fine with her riding in our father's car but the moment I brought up my little brother again she said he's not allowed on the track and will not be able to go, no excuses . So I said, if he can't drive then there's no point for us being there. I had left with the group while my father stayed to try and clear things up with her peacefully but she refused to listen, was rude and at the end kicked him out of the building. ... I have never experienced such incompetence and distasteful behavior from such an ugly personality .. It was really disgusting how she treated my younger brother and completely dismissed our father. To say I will never come back here is way too lightly , I don't wish ill on others but I hope this business fails and I hope this woman finds Jesus because only god can forgive such a person. Ps. I wholeheartedly believe the positive reviews are people who know the owners to sweet talk them and keep them running, or they were the lucky few to not have met the receptionist

Quality of car and track very bad. Not recommend to ride in Go-Karting Koblenz. Reception lady was racist and service people are shouting when they gave instructions. Time waste and no fun here

The lady from the reception was very disrespectful and all the staff as well. If you want to enjoy the karting experience you'd better try somewhere else.

That was the worst place I ever been that lady in reception was realy awful person and had no respect for customers that was my frist time there and it was realy bad and that was waste of money if you wanna go carting better go somewhere have some Respekt for customers

Staff was not polite and does not regard any request. Long waiting times and also expensive. Staff was shouting and waving flag during the whole race without any reason. Making it impossible to concentrate. Would not recommend.

The lady at the reception was really rude and had no respect at all. Don’t recommend the place its totally a waste of money.

At first, when I read the comments, i believed the statement regarding the lady were not serious and correct But when I came and entered, I saw it myself , The lady on the reception does not respect customers and this makes me feel sorry

There are elevators for platform 1-5, 8-9, 104-105, 109. However for some reason there were sometimes that elevator functioned in weird way (i was not the only one who thought so. Fellow German ppl also agreed). If you want to use elevators during your transfer, I would suggest 10min at least. Escalators were there partially. Even though it is quiet a big station not many seats in the station.

This is an average station which needs more improvement because lots of tourists are coming nowadays. Most of the platforms are not having elevators. So if you have big or medium size luggage with you then that will be a problem. You have to carry your luggage using the steps. There is a big display board (LED screen) at the entrance of the station with the train information which is very useful. There are some shops to buy and restaurants to eat within the station. DB information center/Ticket counter is also there near the entrance.

Koblenz Hauptbahnhof – Needs Improvement The station feels outdated and poorly maintained. limited seating, and unclear signage make travel frustrating. At night, security is lacking, and the overall atmosphere is unwelcoming. Needs urgent upgrades in cleanliness, comfort, and safety.

No free public water access. Must pay 1 eur to use the bathroom to get access to water and then also a dirty look from the attendant. Awful train station I hate transferring through here, avoid if at all possible.

There are no big departure boards here, the information is presented in big, tiny text, hard to read tables on the wall. Otherwise adequate station, well appointed book shop and small eateries.

Horrible station. Barely any seating, so expect to wait standing around in awkward places. And you will spend a lot of time waiting, thanks to the many delays. Access to platform 1 is a life-threatening hazard that should be inspected, and whoever approved it should be criminally prosecuted.

Very pleasant experience overall. Good restaurants and plenty of taxis available.

Lovely

(Translated by Google) The older part of the Rhine complex. There is a promenade along the Rhine, some of which is wider, with monuments, green spaces, sights, benches for relaxation, restaurants and a paved path. It's nice to walk along here and enjoy the view of the Rhine. The original Rhine facilities, today's Kaiserin Augusta facilities, are the work of Peter Lenné, who designed them between 1856 and 1861 on behalf of Princess Augusta, the wife of the Prince and later German Emperor Wilhelm. Much of it was destroyed in the Second World War and partially rebuilt over the years. The last time they were extensively renovated and renovated was at BUGA 2011. (Original) Der ältere Teil der Rheinanlagen. Es gibt hier entlang des Rheins eine Promenade, die zum Teil breiter ausgebaut ist, mit Denkmälern, Grünanlagen, Sehenswürdigkeiten, Bänken zur Entspannung, Gastronomie und einem befestigten Weg. Es ist schön hier entlang zu spazieren und den Ausblick auf den Rhein zu genießen. Die ursprünglichen Rheinanlagen, die heutigen Kaiserin-Augusta-Anlagen, sind ein Werk von Peter Lenné, der sie zwischen 1856 und 1861 im Auftrag von Prinzessin Augusta, der Gemahlin des Prinzen und späteren Deutschen Kaisers Wilhelm entwarf. Im zweiten Weltkrieg wurde viel davon zerstört und im Laufe der Jahre zum Teil wieder aufgebaut. Das letzte mal wurden sie zur BUGA 2011 umfangreich saniert und renoviert.

(Translated by Google) + small, cute park on the Rhine (Original) + kleiner süßer Park am Rhein

(Translated by Google) 5* for Kaiserin in Koblenz, pleasant environment, overlooking the river. The surrounding park offers the opportunity for a walk. I can only recommend this place to everyone. (Original) 5* pre Kaiserin v Koblenz ,príjemné prostredie, z výhľadom na rieku. Okolitý park prináša možnosť na prechádzku. Môžem len každému odporučiť toto miesto.

(Translated by Google) Nicely located on the Rhine. Lots of benches and a good view of the Rhine and Pfaffendorf. Ample parking available near the wine village. Sometimes it is dangerous for pedestrians, small children and dogs. Difficult situations often arise due to reckless and unreasonably fast cyclists. There is no separation of pedestrian and cycle paths. (Original) Ganz nett am Rhein gelegen. Viele Bänke und guten Blick auf den Rhein und auf Pfaffendorf. Ausreichend Parkplätze in der Nähe des Weindorfes verfügbar. Manchmal ist es für Fußgänger, kleine Kinder und Hunde gefährlich. Durch rücksichtslose und unangemessen schnell rasende Radfahrer kommt es immer wieder zu brenzligen Situationen. Es gibt keine Trennung von Fuß- und Radwegen.

(Translated by Google) Very nice location, but there are much nicer beer gardens and restaurants in Koblenz. Everything was pretty unkempt, tables dirty and old. The floor is full of rubbish. You should avoid the toilets. The food is below average. There are: Bockwurst, beef sausage, currywurst, fries and pretzels. All the liquid was out of my beef sausage. It's probably been on the griddle for a long time. The 1 star is because there is beer at an acceptable price. This situation has been this way since at least 2018. That was my first time here. The operator doesn't seem to care. It's a shame, that could be a really nice beer garden 😕 As a consolation prize for the reader there is a picture of the only beautiful thing... the view... but you can have that almost everywhere here. (Original) Sehr schöne Lage, aber es gibt wesentlich schönere Biergärten und Restaurants in Koblenz. Alles ziemlich ungepflegt, Tische schmutzig und alt. Der Boden liegt voller Unrat. Die Toiletten sollte man meiden. Das Essen ist unterdurchschnittlich. Es gibt hier: Bockwurst, Rindswurst, Currywurst, Pommes und Brezeln. Aus meiner Rindswurst war alles an Flüssigkeit raus. Die lag wohl schon Lange auf der Bratplatte. Den 1 Stern gibt es dafür das es Bier zu einem akzeptable Preis gibt. Dieser Zustand ist schon seit mindestens 2018 so. Da war ich das erste Mal hier. Den Betreiber scheint es nicht zu interessieren. Schade drum , dass könnte ein wirklich schöner Biergarten sein 😕 Als Trostpreis für den Leser gibt es ein Bild vom einzig Schönem...dem Ausblick....aber den hat man fast überall hier.

(Translated by Google) The riverside in the drizzle has a unique charm! (Original) 毛毛雨中的河畔，别有一番风韵！

You’re barely ever allowed off the ship unless you agree to pay for their shore excursions. It’s like being in prison with a participant and a non-participant program. Non-participants have to spend 23 hours in their cell. Participants get some freedom.

Wonderful company 18 older and max 185 people. Waters calm, staff amazing and very friendly.

Good food and service. Don't like the view being blocked by another ship park parallel to your ship.

Well run operation.

Go on Viking if you can. They ate hard to beat!

Nice City

The Viking Cruise Ship terminal is very easy on and off with being right in front of the cable car is a quick easy up to the top of the mountain to see the fort. There is a lot that's real close to see to this terminal and the city is right there in walking distance! You definitely recommend taking this cruise ship up the Rhine river, it is a nice easy Cruise with really good food

(Translated by Google) A very quiet place - connection between the old town (Münzplatz / Paradies) and the Moselle promenade. Some seating. The whole place is separated on all sides by a large wall - so it's the perfect place for windy days. We are very well protected from the wind there. Great place to get a few minutes of peace, read a book, etc. (Original) Ein sehr ruhiger Ort - Verbindung zwischen Altstadt (Münzplatz / Paradies) und Moselpromenade. Einige Sitzgelegenheiten. Den ganzen Ort ist von allen Seiten mit großem Mauer abgetrennt - also perfekter Ort für windige Tage. Da sind wir sehr gut vom Wind geschützt. Super Ort um einige Minuten Ruhe zu bekommen, ein Buch lesen, etc.

(Translated by Google) Small, quiet place that we came across by chance while walking. (Original) Kleiner ruhiger Ort auf den wir zufällig beim spazieren gestoßen sind.

(Translated by Google) A small island of peace with a small fountain (Original) Eine kleine Insel der Ruhe mit einem kleinen Brunnen

(Translated by Google) Nice redesign over the decades, no longer as lost as it was back then. (Original) Schöne Umgestaltung über die Jahrzehnte, nicht mehr so verloren wie damals.

(Translated by Google) Class! (Original) Klasse!

(Translated by Google) Very nicely laid out (Original) Sehr schön angelegt

Awesome

(Translated by Google) In the summer it's just nice to sit here and relax while watching. (Original) Im Sommer einfach schön hier zu sitzen und sich beim zusehen zu entspannen.

(Translated by Google) There is a shop. I went on Sunday evening. (Original) มีร้านค้า ไปเมื่อวันอาทิตย์ เย็น

(Translated by Google) The same applies here as what was said about the little room: Really great! The mini golf course is very challenging, consists of exposed concrete slabs with corresponding impacts, but overall it is surprisingly easy to play on. Many courses have their holes or obstacles on sloping surfaces, which increases the difficulty even more, and sometimes a ball gets lost due to overzealousness (to put it nicely). But actually the Golfstübchen is the center, offers a great atmosphere, delicious cake and a couple running it with, I would say, their hearts in the right place. Very warmly! If we lived nearby, we went there often. (Original) Hier gilt das gleiche wie über das Stübchen Gesagte: Ganz toll! Der Minigolfplatz ist sehr herausfordernd, besteht aus Waschbetonplatten mit entsprechenden Stößen, doch insgesamt lässt sich erstaunlich gut darauf spielen. Viele Bahnen haben ihre Löcher oder Hindernisse auf schiefen Ebenen, was die Schwierigkeit noch erhöht, dann geht im Übereifer (nett ausgedrückt) auch mal ein Ball verloren. Doch eigentlich ist das Golfstübchen der Mittelpunkt, bietet eine tolle Atmosphäre, leckeren Kuchen und ein Paar als Betreiber mit, ich sage mal, dem Herzen auf dem rechten Fleck. Sehr herzlich! Wohnten wir in der Nähe, wir gingen da öfter hin.

(Translated by Google) We stopped here for a bite to eat during our mountain bike tour, and it was fantastic. The waffles, cake, coffee, and fruit spritzer were all prepared with love and care. Anyone in the area will definitely get their money's worth. (Original) Wir haben hier während unserer MTB Tour den Genießer Stop eingelegt und es war super . Die Waffeln , der Kuchen , der Kaffee , die Fruchtschorle alles mit Herz und Liebe zubereitet. Wer in der Gegend ist wird hier auf seine Kosten kommen

(Translated by Google) Highly recommended for young and old! Great fun factor!!! Super delicious food including homemade waffles and huge sundaes! Everything made with a lot of love and super nice service!!!! (Original) Sehr zu empfehlen für Jung und Alt! Großer Spaßfaktor!!! Super leckere Speisen u.a. selbstgemachte Waffeln und riesige Eisbecher! Alles mit sehr viel liebe gemacht und mega nette Bedienung!!!!

(Translated by Google) Beautiful, quiet complex, very friendly service, delicious homemade waffles with strawberries and ice cream, we felt completely at home. (Original) Schöne, ruhiggelegene Anlage, sehr freundlicher Service , leckere selbstgemachte Waffeln mit Erdbeeren und Eis, wir fühlten uns rundum wohl.

(Translated by Google) Super friendly, and very good snacks there. (Original) Super freundlich, und sehr gute Kleinigkeiten zum Essen da.

(Translated by Google) Nice golf course, friendly service, well-priced food and drinks (Original) Leuke golfbaan, vriendelijke bediening, goed betaald eten en drinken

(Translated by Google) Unfortunately, the owner supports people who express racist views (she doesn't say anything, doesn't ask them to leave, serves them, and laughs with them). Furthermore, she herself treats the person in question in a shameful manner afterward—even though at least no racist background was communicated. We were there last time. (Original) Inhaberin unterstützt leider Menschen, die sich rassistisch äußern (sagt nichts, verweist sie nicht vom Platz, bedient sie und lacht mit ihnen) Zudem behandelt sie die betroffene Person anschließend selber beschämend - wenn auch wenigstens kein rassistischer Hintergrund kommuniziert wurde. Wir waren das letzte Mal da.