Promenade Closure
Permanent closure of the towpath and promenade along the Rhine near the Pfaffendorf bridge between the Weindorf and the palace steps.
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Luftaufnahme von Koblenzer Altstadt mit Liebfrauenkirche, Florinskirche, Altes Kauf- & Danzhaus, Basilika St. Kastor, Festung Ehrenbreitstein, Mosel, Rhein und Deutsches Eck © Koblenz-Touristik GmbH, Dominik Ketz

The Koblenz Old Town

Romantic alleys, picturesque courtyards and cozy squares

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The Koblenz old town offers a variety of charming squares, restaurants and cafes. Even away from the well-known alleys there are beautiful hidden courtyards with cozy places to relax. In the warm months, locals and visitors alike flock to the squares and alleyways to enjoy the sunny weather. The old town is also lively in the evening and an important part of Koblenz's nightlife culture, with clubs, cocktail bars, pubs and cafes for unforgettable evenings with friends.

Take your time with an unforgettable tour through our picturesque old town and let yourself be enchanted by the flair of times past. Discover hidden gems among the small alleys and experience traditional half-timbered architecture up close and personal.

Insider tip: Can you find the Kunstgässchen? Even some locals don't know about this charming little alley with lovingly decorated stores. A little hint: The Kunstgässchen connects the Münzplatz with the Liebfrauenkirche.

Tour group listens to a city guide as he explains a large thumb statue in front of the Ludwig Museum © Koblenz-Touristik GmbH, Dominik Ketz
Guided Tour:
The Romantic Old Town
You cannot miss the Romantic Old Town tour when you visit koblenz. Discover one of the oldest cities in Germany on this guided tour through our historic old town.
The Squares of the Koblenz Old Town

Immerse yourself in the enchanting beauty of Koblenz—a city that gives you space to dream. Let yourself be enchanted by six magnificent squares with impressive historic buildings, majestic fountains and ornate statues as you stroll through the charming old town. Take a break in one of the many cozy cafés or visit the unique boutiques that exude irresistible charm. No matter where you stroll in this idyllic corner of Koblenz, an enchanting square is waiting to be discovered just a few steps away.

Experience the fascination of the Koblenz old town on your next vacation and explore every single square—a treasure chest full of nostalgia and unforgettable moments. Let yourself be enchanted by the charm of the city and embark on an extraordinary journey.

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Am Plan
The square "Am Plan" was formerly used as a market, tournament and event square.
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Am Plan

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Jesuitenplatz
The square in the heart of the Koblenz old town derives its name from the religious order of the same name that was active here from 1580 to 1773. The Jesuits took over a Cistercian convent founded in the 13th century and rebuilt it.
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Pärchen im Vordergrund spaziert und Menschengruppen im Hintergrund sitzen an Cafétischen auf dem Jesuitenplatz in der Koblenzer Altstadt © Koblenz-Touristik GmbH, Dominik Ketz
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Münzplatz
Münzplatz, today an atmospheric venue for concerts, carnivals and large events, was only created after the demolition of the Electorate of Trier's mint in 1806.
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Haus Metternich auf dem Münzplatz

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Florinsmarkt
The Florinsmarkt consists of four historic buildings, which are among the most beautiful groups of buildings in the city: The Florinskirche, the old shopping and dancing hall, the Aldermen House and Bürresheimer Hof.
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Der Florinsmarkt in Koblenz © Radosav Pavićević, Koblenz-Touristik GmbH
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Central Square
The Zentralplatz was only created after the Second World War, in the course of the reconstruction of the city of Koblenz, and is therefore not a historically evolved square like the other Koblenz squares in the old town.
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Zentralplatz und Forum Confluentes

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Görresplatz
The area of today's Görresplatz in the Koblenz old town was already inhabited by the Romans, as archaeological finds have shown. In the Middle Ages, it belonged to the Kastorstift monastery and later to the Jesuit order. In the 19th century, it was gradually built on and became municipal property. From 1827 to 1872, the publishing house of Carl Baedeker, who became famous for his travel guides, was located at Görresplatz.
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Brunnen "Historiensäule" auf dem Görresplatz in Koblenz umgeben von kleinen Menschengruppen © Koblenz-Touristik GmbH, Dominik Ketz
Experience the
Old Town
Guided Tours
During your stay in Koblenz, a stroll through the old town is an absolute must. We particularly recommend taking part in one of our numerous and entertaining city tours. Our guides will take you to all the major sights, where you can learn fascinating stories and informative details about the city's rich history.
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Stadtführung vor Historiensäule am Görresplatz. Menschengruppe hört dem Stadtführer zu. ©
Festivals and celebrations in the Rhine-Moselle city
Events
There are also numerous festivals and events that take place in the unique backdrop of the Koblenz old town. Experience the entertaining events that regularly take place here and immerse yourself in the lively atmosphere of the old town.
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Stände und Festbesucher auf dem Schängelmarkt © (C) Lisa Becker Photography
See the Sights in the Old Town

The charm of the old town not only extends to the squares, but runs throughout the entire city. You will discover numerous sights as you stroll from one square to the next. From the four towers to the impressive Prussian government building at Konrad-Adenauer-Ufer, there is plenty of beauty and interest awaiting you here. Experience the Deutsches Eck in all its glory, visit historic churches, marvel at the Electoral Palace and pause at the famous Schängelbrunnen fountain. These are just a few examples of the many highlights that delight visitors from around the world.

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Vier Türme
The Four Towers are an ensemble of four historic buildings in Koblenz's old town, at the intersection of the streets Am Plan - Löhrstraße - Altengraben - Marktstraße.
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Vier Türme

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Electoral Palace
Direct access to the Rhine Promenade, with its ship’s quay and the cable car station as well as parks, make the contemporary palace complex a visitors’ magnet.
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Kurfürstliches Schloss

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Deutsches Eck with Emperor's Monument
The Deutsches Eck (German Corner) rises strikingly into the waters and forms the confluence of the Moselle and Rhine. The statue of Kaiser Wilhelm rises imposingly here. At 37 metres high, it was one of the most imposing bronze statues in Germany....
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Deutsches Eck Sonnenutergang

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Seilbahn Koblenz
Visit the Koblenz cable car and Ehrenbreitstein Fortress as a special excursion destination. The breathtaking cable car ride across the Rhine up to Ehrenbreitstein Fortress should not be missed on any visit to Koblenz. Enjoy a spectacular view of...
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Seilbahn Kabine

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Schängel Fountain
The "Schängel" is the symbol and nickname of the Koblenz population.
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Schängelbrunnen

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Prussian government building
Built between 1902 and 1906 in the neo-Romanesque style, the building was the seat of the former Prussian government for the Koblenz administrative district of the Rhine Province and the main tax office.
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Preußisches Regierungsgebäude Ansicht

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Pegelhaus
The Pegelhaus in the Koblenz Rhine complex, which is now used as a restaurant, was originally built as a Rhine crane.
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Pegelhaus Ansicht

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Rhine facilities
The 3.5 km long Rhine facilities in Koblenz connect the southern Kaiserin-Augusta facilities with the northern Konrad-Adenauer bank. For the Federal Horticultural Show 2011, the historic promenade was extensively modernised and the infrastructure...
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Radfahrer

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Alte Burg
The Old Castle of Koblenz, which today lies so idyllically on the Moselle, was once the symbol of a fierce power struggle between rulers and the bourgeoisie.
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Alte Burg

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Deutschherrenhaus
The Deutschherrenshaus or Deutschordenshaus in Koblenz was the first branch of the Teutonic Order in the Rhineland. Since 1992, it has housed the Ludwig Museum with contemporary, predominantly French art. Archbishop Theoderich von Wied called the Knights of the Teutonic...
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Blumenhof der Basilika St. Kastor mit dem Deutschherrenhaus im Hintergrund © Koblenz-Touristik GmbH, Christian Nentwig
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Churches
Koblenz has been a church town since the middle of the 9th century at the latest. Not only were church services celebrated in the numerous sacred buildings, but German history was also written there. We present a selection of them to you.
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Skyline von Koblenz gesehen vom Moselufer mit mehreren Kirchtürmen © Koblenz-Touristik GmbH, Dominik Ketz
Experience Koblenz
Koblenz is a city that can be enjoyed by everyone. Whether you're looking for active adventures or a relaxed holiday, you're in the right place. We have curated a number of experiences for every type of traveler.
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Zwei Männer von der Seite halten Weingläser und blicken auf die Stadt Koblenz beim Sonnenuntergang © Koblenz-Touristik GmbH, Philip Bruederle

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