Koblenz was highly rated for sightseeing by 203 guests from the United Kingdom!Koblenz travel guide
An Old German City Packed with Historic Landmarks
Koblenz is one of the oldest towns in Germany; it is home to an array of landmarks and historical monuments such as Stolzenfels Castle, Basilica of St. Castor, Castle Alte Burg and Ludwig Museum Koblenz.
Booking.com offers a selection of accommodation options near Löhr-Center shopping area, the Church of Our Beloved Lady (Liebfrauenkirche) and within walking distance to Koblenz Theatre.
If your planning a day trip, ensure to visit Fortress Ehrenbreitstein, which is a 19th-century fortress located across the Rhine River. A ride on the Koblenz Cable Car offers some of the best views of the city and the scenic Rhineland-Palatinate Region.
Koblenz has great gastronomy options on offer in both its Aldstadt and Neustadt. Choose from locally brewed Königsbacher Bier, fine home-grown wines along with a variety of traditional German and international cuisines within the brauhauses, bars and restaurants throughout the city.
Wine tasting tours are available from Koblenz to the nearby wineries of Moselle and the Rhine Valley. Koblenz Central Station offers direct routes to major German cities such as Mainz, Bonn and Cologne.
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What guests said about Koblenz:
Garry
United Kingdom
8.0
Fine setting at confluence of Rhine and Mosel rivers .
Fine setting at confluence of Rhine and Mosel rivers . Clean , modern city , with some lovely squares and plenty of good shops , bars and restaurants . We enjoyed the garden at Kurtfurstliches Schloss .
Well pedestrianised .
Meryl
USA
8.0
We arrived by boat after a short river cruise and walked...
We arrived by boat after a short river cruise and walked through the charming old town toward the main railroad station. There appeared plenty to see that was of interest.
We were only one night, and ate at the Aubergine, near the central railroad station and had an outstanding dinner of fresh trout and pea risotto expertly prepared, with an assortment of breads and fine olive oil before. Superb cuisine prepared with flair and interest by the chef who came out of the kitchen to greet customers along with the efficient server. Seemed to be a family venture attached to the Hotel Hohenstaufen.
Irene
Spain
8.0
Koblenz has a good old town area, with quite a few things to...
Koblenz has a good old town area, with quite a few things to see and do. It is a good place to see the Rhine and Moselle rivers on the many boat cruises. The centre has plenty of decent restaurants. Most of the area can be seen on foot. There is a cable car that goes to the opposite side of the river and to the castle.
Anonymous
Netherlands
8.0
Nice old town, with imposing fortress.
Nice old town, with imposing fortress. The Deutsches Eck also remarkable. One day is enough for the visit. Young people with big noisy cars and loudspeakers, driving around in the night. You can barely sleep.
Bruce
New Zealand
10
Koblenz is a beautiful city.
Koblenz is a beautiful city. The sights, the people and the area is well worth a visit. We would recommend enjoying the cable car ride up to the castle then walking down and getting the ferry back across the river. Also the KD hop on off cruise for a day along the romantic Rhine.
Carl
United Kingdom
10
This is the second time I've visited Koblenz, it is a...
This is the second time I've visited Koblenz, it is a lovely place with plenty to see if you are going to be there for a couple of days. Where the Mosel meets the Rhine is a nice area with eating places nearby in a Park area.
“lovely near the Rhine, exceptional food . short walk over the bridge to the old town or a quick ferry ride. We had a room over looking the Rhine and it was lovely.”
“Impeccably run hotel with everything you could reasonably expect of a place in this price range. Warm welcome on arrival. Public areas very welcoming and rooms were exactly as they needed to be. Excellent breakfast in a lovely room. Excellent location between the old town and the station.”
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