Cruise down the Rhine River and witness several majestic castles, a wine village, and the All Saints Chapel on the river bank.
Destaques
Destaques
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Take a relaxing 2-hour boat trip down the scenic Rhine River and spot historic castles at this UNESCO World Heritage site.
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Ride through the Middle Rhine Valley and see magnificent fortresses like the Lahneck Castle and Stolzenfels Castle overlooking the river.
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Do not miss the St John’s Monastery, set in the oldest church of the Middle Rhine, and the All Saints Chapel, a pilgrim site popular since 1671.
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Witness the confluence of two rivers, Rhine and Moselle, at the Deutsches Eck followed by the towering medieval-age castles at Martinsburg and Marksburg.
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Fun fact: Legend has it that when the Knights Templar were ordered to be disbanded in 1312, the last 12 of them took refuge in Lahneck Castle.
Inclui
Inclui
- 2- hour boat tour of Middle Rhine Valley
Não inclui
Não inclui
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Food and beverages (at your own expense)
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Entry to historical sites and wine village
Política de cancelamento
Política de cancelamento
Estes ingressos não podem ser cancelados ou alterados.
Comentários
Comentários
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Your experience
Your experience
A riverbank lined with palaces
An unforgettable boat trip from Koblenz through the Middle Rhine Valley, a UNESCO Heritage site dotted with castles and forts as old as the 12th century, is an experience you should not miss! The first historical site on your tour is the Electoral Palace, once home to the last Archbishop of Trier and now an abode for government offices. The next palace you will see is the Lahneck Castle, an intimidating fortress built in 1226 to protect the territory at the mouth of river Lahn. Opposite it, you will see another structure standing tall – the Stolzenfels Castle, a fortress built to protect the toll station in Rhine. A historic wine village, St John’s Monastery built from the ruins of a Roman fort, and the historic and somber All Saints Chapel are also some sites you will pass through.
In a picturesque blend of history and nature, witness the merging of Germany’s most popular rivers – Rhine and Moselle – at the Deutsches Eck. The last two stops on your trip are the castles and Martinsburg and Marksburg. The Martinsburg Castle was built in the 13th century to protect the aristocracy of Mainz against its raging citizens. The castle at Marksburg is one of the few hill fortresses in the Rhine to have never been destroyed as was built in the 13th century to protect the neighboring silvermines.
Know before you go
Know before you go
Accessibility
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This experience is wheelchair/stroller accessible. The boats have ramps and staff to help guests on wheelchairs and strollers.
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Your guide dogs are welcome onboard.
Ingressos
Ingressos
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Your voucher will be emailed to you instantly.
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Please arrive at the boarding point 15 mins before the scheduled time of your cruise to avoid any delays.
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Display the voucher on your mobile phone with a valid photo ID at the boarding point.
Boarding point
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Board your cruise at Brücke 2 - Gilles Personenschifffahrt.
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Address: Konrad-Adenauer-Ufer, 56068 Koblenz, Germany.