The Weindorf
From exhibition site to attraction for tourists.
The Weindorf Koblenz was created in 1925 for the "Imperial German Wine Exhibition". The exhibition took place as part of the celebrations for the 1,000th anniversary of the Rhineland. Four stylistically different buildings were erected for the exhibition, which were modeled on typical vintners' homes from the German wine-growing regions. Here, the individual wine-growing regions and wine producers presented their wine products during the Imperial Exhibition. Originally built only for the duration of the exhibition, the Weindorf soon became so popular that it was permanently preserved as a tourist attraction.
The Weindorf is currently undergoing extensive renovation and is therefore closed to the public. Once the renovation is complete, you can once again look forward to a thriving wine culture, regional cuisine and warm hospitality.
