Best places: Tourist attractions in Koblenz, Germany

A 37m high equestrian monument marks this headland where two main rivers join.

👍👍 The Deutsches Eck with the huge monument is now a popular meeting place, tourist magnet and landmark. When you stand in front of it you are very impressed by its size. The German Corner was created for the Kaiser Wilhelm Monument, an artificially raised headland at the mouth of the Moselle and the R...

Sizable fortress housing the state museum of antiquities, plus special exhibitions & war memorials.

👍👍 The viewing platform in Koblenz is an absolute must-see for anyone visiting the city. Offering a stunning panoramic view of the River Rhein and Mosel, as well as the Deutsches Eck, the platform is a true marvel of modern engineering and design. The platform is located on a hill overlooking the rive...

Tours of a 13th-century fortress rebuilt in neo-Gothic style by King Friedrich Wilhelm IV in 1842.

👍👍 The Koblenz Cableway, also known as the Koblenz Rheinseilbahn or Koblenz Seilbahn, is a cable car system that spans the Rhine River in Koblenz, Germany. It connects the Ehrenbreitstein Fortress, located on the east bank of the Rhine, with the Deutsches Eck (German Corner), a historic monument locate...

Time-tested sanctuary, the oldest in Koblenz, featuring Romanesque architecture & vaulted ceilings.

Polished rooms & apartments in a landscaped monastery complex, plus a cafe, a spa & a nature park.

Fountain & bronze boy statue created by Carl Burger in 1940 celebrating local poet Josef Cornelius.

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Majestic 18th-century palace compound known for its sprawling, neoclassical design & lavish gardens.

Large nature park with trails, a pond & enclosures for various animals like deer & peafowl.

👍👍 I loved it. 💖

Dating to the 5th century, this historic Catholic church features a twin-tower facade & onion dome.

👍👍 Lovely town well worth a visit... this was a stop on our Danube/Rhine river cruise

👍👍 Really impressive outstanding artwork here. The column provides the information about the history of the city dating from Roman Empire till date. It is unique in itself. You should watch it closely. I was surprised with the way they have carved the happenings and the destructions of work war II.

Burgers, salads & steaks dished up in a relaxed restaurant set within an 1800s riverfront building.

👍👍 Nice location to get a fantastic view of Koblenz.