Getting to Koblenz
By train, car or plane – and from the central station to the front door.
Koblenz
Koblenz for guests: location, getting here and things to do
Koblenz lies where the Moselle flows into the Rhine – a city of riverside walks, with an old town, a cable car and a fortress. Apartment Karolinger is in the quiet residential district of Koblenz-Süd.
Surroundings
What can guests reach on foot?
From Apartment Karolinger you can walk to the supermarket, the central station, the city centre, the old town and the Rhine.
Within walking distance
| Destination | Walking time | Distance |
|---|---|---|
| EDEKA supermarket, Hohenzollernstraße | 5 min | 350 m |
| Koblenz Central Station (Hauptbahnhof) | 14 min | 1.0 km |
| Löhrstraße / city centre | 18 min | 1.4 km |
| Old town / Josef-Görres-Platz | 29 min | 2.3 km |
| Cable car, valley station | 33 min | 2.6 km |
| Deutsches Eck (along the Rhine promenade) | 40 min | 2.9 km |
Straight-line distances, estimated walking times.
Getting here & parking
How do you get to Koblenz and where do you park?
Koblenz is easy to reach by train and motorway; everything about getting here and parking is on two dedicated pages.
Parking in Koblenz
Car parks, residents’ parking and what applies on event days.
Things to do
What is there to do in Koblenz?
The classics are the Deutsches Eck, the cable car to Ehrenbreitstein Fortress and the old town; the Rhine and Moselle valleys begin right outside the city.
Deutsches Eck
On the headland where the Moselle and the Rhine meet stands the equestrian statue of Emperor William I.
Cable car and Ehrenbreitstein Fortress
The cable car glides across the Rhine up to the fortress – with exhibitions and views over the city at the top.
Old town
Lanes, squares and the Liebfrauenkirche – and in the town hall courtyard, the Schängelbrunnen fountain that squirts passers-by.
Rhine promenade
The riverside promenade leads from Koblenz-Süd past the Electoral Palace to the mouth of the Moselle – the nicest way into town.
Boat trips on the Rhine
Upstream begins the Upper Middle Rhine Valley UNESCO World Heritage Site with castles and wine villages; excursion boats leave from the riverbank.
Trips to the Moselle
Up the Moselle lie wine villages such as Winningen and Cochem, both reachable by regional train.
Stay
Where to stay in Koblenz?
Apartment Karolinger can be booked directly with your host – with a live calendar and the total price for your dates.
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Koblenz-Süd
Apartment Karolinger
- up to 6 guests
- 2 bedrooms
- 1 bathroom
from €110 per night
plus €50 final cleaning · Minimum stay: 2 nights