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Welcome to Koblenz, Germany! Get ready to immerse yourself in the rich history and charming culture of this picturesque city nestled in the heart of the Rhine Valley. From exploring the stunning landscapes along the Rhine River to indulging in delicious German cuisine and wine, Koblenz has something for everyone. Whether you’re strolling through the charming Old Town or taking a cable car ride up to the impressive Ehrenbreitstein Fortress, you’ll find endless opportunities for adventure and relaxation. So pack your bags and join us in Koblenz for an unforgettable holiday!
Its 24/7 picturesque location lends itself to the ideal spot from where to explore the Moselle Valley, the castles on the River Rhine, and all the surrounding dreamy villages and vineyards.
The strategic location of the dramatic 65km stretch of the Middle Rhine Valley between Bingen, Rüdesheim und Koblenz as a transport artery and the prosperity that this engendered is reflected in its sixty small towns, the extensive terraced vineyards and the ruins of castles that once defended its trade.
You get your rainy days throughout the year, and not in specific seasons only. That said, the most rain usually falls in June, while the least rain generally falls in February. Considering our changing climate, we have a summary of weather patterns to help you plan your trip to Koblenz. For detailed information about the climate, visit the weatherspark.com website.
Koblenz is easy to reach by train from Frankfurt (M) Airport Long-Distance, taking around 1 hour 8 minutes. Other popular trips to/from Koblenz are:
The original statue (erected in 1897) of the Kaiser was destroyed by US troops in World War II in 1945. The statue was replaced in 1993 as a reformed Germany strived towards being a model nation, staying out of foreign wars.
The building is home to the city public library, the Mittelrhein Museum, and the tourist information with the interactive experience exhibition “Romanticum”.
It’s quite amazing standing next to these massive life-size machines. The collection includes planes, armored vehicles, helicopters, and a wide variety of weapons.
Have your translation application on your phone ready to translate most of the artefact labelling which is in German. There are no cafes inside the museum, so quench your thirst before you go.
One thing we all know only too well is the cost of living where we live. However, what we don’t know is how it compares to our dream holiday destination. Compare city to city on typical holiday expenses. Like the cost of dinner out, or the cost of groceries (self-catering holidays), or transport such as taxis, buses, and trains.
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