Discover the enchanting allure of Koblenz, where history meets stunning landscapes. Wander through the impressive Deutsches Eck, where the Rhine and Moselle rivers converge, and immerse yourself in the majestic atmosphere of Stolzenfels Castle. Explore the awe-inspiring Ehrenbreitstein Fortress and enjoy breathtaking views over the UNESCO World Heritage Upper Middle Rhine Valley. Let the blend of historical charm and natural beauty captivate your senses and find adventure around every corner.
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The name 'Koblenz' is derived from the Latin 'confluentes', referring to the confluence of the Rhine and Moselle rivers.
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Schloss Stolzenfels
Schloss Stolzenfels stands proudly above the district of Koblenz-Stolzenfels, exemplifying the essence of Rhine Romanticism. Designed in the Gothic Revival style by Karl Friedrich Schinkel, the castle traces its origins back to a 13th-century customs fortress. The complex also includes a hermitage in the Gründgesbachtal and a landscaped park.
Deutsches Eck
Deutsches Eck in Koblenz is a cultural heritage site in Germany, marked by the monumental Emperor William I statue. This unique viewpoint is where the Rhine and the Moselle converge, offering stunning vistas.
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Stolpersteine in Koblenz
At least 4 Stolpersteine (“stumbling stones”) in Koblenz commemorate people who were persecuted, deported or murdered by the National Socialists.
Each small brass plaque is set into the pavement in front of the last home the person chose freely. The artist Gunter Demnig began the project in 1992. We deliberately do not list the individual stones as places to visit: they are places of remembrance.