Enjoying sun and sceneryPhoto by Petrus H, South Africa
We were enroute to MainzPhoto by Sudeep K, India
near St GoarhausenPhoto by Sudeep K, India
Saying goodbye to the beautiful RhinePhoto by Petrus H, South Africa
Enjoying beautiful castles and towns on the RhinePhoto by Petrus H, South Africa
A view from the cable carPhoto by Uttara B, India
The Rhine Valley. A small town on the bank of the ...Photo by Uttara B, India
Simply superPhoto by Uttara B, India
Rhine River
Attractions
Rhine River Attractions
Our list of noteworthy Rhine River attractions and places to see in Rhine River, from the must-see tourist landmarks to the top local attractions.
Koblenz
Koblenz is very happily situated at the meeting point of the Rhine and Moselle Rivers, surrounded by four low hills. The town is 2,000 years old, founded by ... Continue Reading »
Mainz
Mainz is a lively locale thanks to its sizable university, a large media presence and a certain savoir-vivre whose origins go back to Napoleon’s occupation ... Continue Reading »
Rheinfels Castle
The busy riverside promenade of St. Goar is lorded over by the sprawling ruins of Burg Rheinfels, once the mightiest fortress on the Rhine and a must-see. ... Continue Reading »
St Goar
St. Goar is a small town on the Rhine River in the area known as the Rhine Gorge due to the mountains which rise on either side. The most famous landmark is ... Continue Reading »
Wiesbaden
The capital of Hesse is an attractive spa town west of Frankfurt and a stone’s throw from Mainz, with a handful of historic attractions, a museum, a ... Continue Reading »
Worms
Worms (pronounced more like Vohrms in German), is a town of around 86,000 people on the banks of the Rhine River. While it is now quite industrial, with some ... Continue Reading »
Stolzenfels Castle (Schloss Stolzenfels)
With its crenellated turrets, ornate gables and fortifications, Schloss Stolzenfels exudes the sentimental beauty for which the Romantic Rhine is famed. ... Continue Reading »
Loreley Rock
In the romantic Rhine Valley near the town of St. Goarshausen, a siren named Loreley was said to bewitch sailors from upon her granite rock, causing them to ... Continue Reading »
Bingen am Rhine
Bingen am Rhine is at the southern gateway to the beautiful UNESCO World Heritage stretch of the upper Rhine River. Bingen has the long and fascinating ... Continue Reading »
Bonn
When this friendly, relaxed city on the Rhine became West Germany's ‘temporary’ capital in 1949 it surprised many, including its own residents. When in 1991 a ... Continue Reading »
