Places To See & Things To Do Along The Rhine

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The Rhine

• The Rhine is one of the largest rivers in Western
  Europe and is bordered by Germany, Switzerland,
  Austria, France, and the Netherlands. The area is
  an ideal tourist location since there are many
  great cities, medieval castles, vineyards, and
  historical places located on its banks to visit.
  The following explores places to visit while
  cruising along the Rhine.  

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Cologne

• Germanys oldest city is easily accessible due to
  its location on the banks of the Rhine. While in
  Cologne, youll find many places to explore.
  Cologne Cathedral is the number one must-see. If
  you enjoy museums, you can stop to visit the
  Ludwig Museum, the Wallraf-Richartz-Museum, and
  the Kolumba Museum. There are also the Romanic
  churches, guided tours, and boat trips to take
  in. After sightseeing, you can eat at one of many
  delectable restaurants.

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Koblenz

• Koblenz is known as Germanys most beautiful
  corner and is located at the intersection of the
  Rhine and Moselle rivers. In Koblenz, visit the
  Basilica of St. Castor or one of the citys many
  museums, including the Rhine Museum. The city is
  very open to tourism, and as you stroll through
  shops and promenades, youll feel very welcome.

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Rüdesheim

• Rüdesheim is one of the best locations along the
  river. Since its a winemaking town, you can
  enjoy visiting one of many vineyards or winery
  taverns for wine tastings, or walk the
  Doppelgasse, which is a popular avenue lined with
  wine bars. If you are an outdoors enthusiast, you
  can enjoy biking or swimming in one of the
  outdoor heated baths. After a long day of
  sightseeing, visit a local restaurant, café, or
  pub. 

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Mannheim

• As one of the best-planned cities in the country,
  Mannheim is a great place to stop during a cruise
  and is very easy to navigate. There are many
  popular attractions, including the largest German
  baroque palace and a water tower famous for its
  structural beauty. You can also visit the
  Electoral Palace, the Palace Chapel, the Jesuit
  Church, and a number of museums and theaters.
  After a long day of touring the city, you can
  stop at a delicious restaurant or a lively club.

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Braubach

• Braubach offers Marksburg Castle, which has stood
  the test of time against war and weather. It
  dates back to the twelfth century and has been
  owned by six noble families. This distinguished
  castle sits high on a cliff and is difficult to
  get to, but it is more than worth the trip. While
  in Braubach, the wine lover in you may want to
  visit some of the vineyard guesthouses or the
  wine taverns.

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Mainz

• Ripe with culture and history, Mainz is where the
  rivers Rhine and Main separate. If you enjoy the
  outdoors, you can take a walking tour that leads
  to historical monuments and other tourist
  locations. You can also visit a variety of famous
  museums like the Mainz State Museum, the Museum
  of Natural History, or the Museum of Ancient Sea
  Travel.

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Bonn

• Bonn is the former capital of Western Germany.
  Here, you will see many monuments as well as
  music events on the streets. You wont have to go
  too far to find a source of entertainment
  theaters and art museums are mainstays of life in
  Bonn. As with all of the stops along the Rhine,
  you can find a café or restaurant to enjoy
  traditional German fare.

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