Activities in the region

A river flows between green hills.

Assmannshausen - High above the Rhine on the chairlift

Assmannshausen - the charming red wine village on the Rhine, where time seems to stand still and enjoyment is a top priority. The small village has a lot to offer besides the famous Niederwald cable car. Surrounded by steep vineyards and characterized by half-timbered houses, the idyllic village spoils you with top wines, Rhine romance and a touch of noblesse - a real insider tip for connoisseurs.

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Two ships can be seen on the Rhine, with a castle on a hill in the background.

Castle tour by boat - discovery tour on the Rhine

The castles and palaces along the Rhine can be admired from the boat. And with our practical combination ticket, a visit to the picturesque Rheinstein Castle is also included. 
We stop directly at the castle - and after a ten-minute climb on foot, you can expect a magnificent view of the Rhine and a special insight into the magic of the past.

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There is a firework over a river, and it is dark.

Rhine in Flames - A sea of lights over the river

 “Rhine in Flames” in Bingen/Rüdesheim, a breathtaking fireworks spectacle that lights up the sky and the water in equal measure! When the night sky is transformed into a sea of color and castles, vineyards and picturesque villages are bathed in magical light, the result is an experience you will never forget. Let yourself be enchanted by the unique atmosphere, the music and the romantic backdrop - a highlight that you should definitely experience!

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Two women are standing in the vineyards, drinking wine.

Wine tasting - A guest in the region of pleasure

The Johannes Ohlig winery not only matures excellent Rheingau wine in the historic Zehnthof dating back to 1591 - history lives in every drop. Family-run for over a hundred years, old vaulted cellars on three levels combine with modern winemaking techniques to create a unique wine experience in the Winkel district.

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Loreley summer toboggan run - it's off down the Rhine

Experience high-speed fun on the Loreley-Bob summer toboggan run and enjoy breathtaking views of the UNESCO World Heritage Upper Middle Rhine Valley. On a 700-metre-long track, you whizz down into the valley in comfortable toboggans at speeds of up to 40 km/h, while waves, steep bends and jumps provide a thrill.

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Two cyclists are standing by the river, enjoying the view.

Rhine Cycle Route - an experience from the source to the estuary

Majestic cliffs, enchanted castles and the scent of Riesling in the air - the Rhine Cycle Route (EV15), and especially the section around the Loreley, is one of the most impressive cycle routes in Europe. Between Bingen and Koblenz, the route winds its way through the UNESCO World Heritage Upper Middle Rhine Valley, past vineyards, half-timbered villages and legendary viewpoints.

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Along the Rhine, there is a hiking trail, and the view of the Rhine in the back.

Rheinsteig - unique stages for hiking fans

Between Kamp-Bornhofen and Kaub, the Rheinsteig becomes the stage for one of the most spectacular hiking backdrops in Germany. Rugged cliffs, legendary castles such as those in Braubach or St. Goarshausen and steep vineyards make every stage between Kestert and Kaub an unforgettable experience.

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Deutsches Eck in Koblenz

Rhein-Museum Koblenz - A visit to history

Located directly at the Deutsches Eck, this charming museum takes you on a journey through the eventful past of the river, its shipping and the people who lived here. Historical exhibits, fascinating models and multimedia stations impressively show why the Rhine was and is so important as a lifeline and transportation route. A visit that will make you see the Rhine with completely new eyes!

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A bird's-eye view shows an old stone arch, with a river and hills in the background, all bathed in the sunset.

Castles & palaces on the Rhine

Numerous castles and palaces line the banks of the Rhine between Koblenz and Bingen - ideal for explorers and culture fans. Whether it's the well-preserved Marksburg Castle in Braubach, the romantic Rheinstein Castle or the magnificent Stolzenfels Castle - each castle tells its own story.

Many of them are easily accessible with the FRS Rhine ferries - perfect for a historic day trip.