We did Marksburg Castle on our Rhine Cruise, so we decided to do this one - mostly for the views. The guide was very entertaining and played the role of a British Spy - in costume. Another rain dampened day, but we enjoyed it nonetheless Read Less

Cologne was an amazing little town and just as you would envision an old European town to look like. Read Less

We walked around Military point and took some pictures. There was a festival set up in that area so it was 'cluttered' with booths, etc. Still could take some nice pictures. Read Less

enjoyed this tour, we tasted 3 healthy glasses of wine. Read Less

Time too short, but nice area. Black Forest cake - Great! Read Less

Lovely little town, with the "Deutsches Eck" and statue. There is a cable car available to go to the castle at the top of the hill on the other side, but it was far too hot, so we simply had a wander around. Café bar terraces seemed to close at 11pm, so we found a nice place to people watch just inside one. Koblenz is quite picturesque with lots of statues, including a one which spits at passers by - and a clock where the face sticks its tongue out every 15 minutes! Read Less

Pretty standard tour of the old part of town...Informative guide. Also took the cable cars across the Rhine and up to the fort. Read Less

We passed by Koblenz mid day on our way up the Mosel. Read Less

Loved seeing this fabled area and the stop at the clock shop/cafe so enjoyable with tea and Black Forest cake served! Read Less

After stopping at port in Koblenz, we went by bus to Braubach to view the amazing 13th century Marksburg castle. Read Less

This is a charming village we visited independently with other cruisers, in late afternoon. We stopped for a drink at an outdoor cafe, and found the waitress friendly and helpful in choosing a local beer. As we walked the little streets we shopped a bit, and spied an organ grinder playing under a shady tree. Read Less

Heidelberg Castle and city tour was nice Read Less

Marksburg Castle tour was wonderful!!! Read Less

Gondola ride was particularly fun. Read Less

We walked around Koblenz and went on the cable car. The bus driver sent us in the wrong direction towards the town which wasted about 30 minutes of our time. However the town was beautiful once we walked into it. Read Less

We took the cable car across the river to the prison side, then toured the confluence of the two rivers and the giant statue of Wilhelm I. Lots of regional culture there. Particularly when we learnedthat Wilhelm’s statue was destroyed in WW2 and one couple paid to have another statue made. Read Less

It was dark and the sidewalks were covered in snow. Would like to visit again when the weather is better and the attractions are open. Read Less

The Christmas Market was a little disappointing -- not many local artisans, mostly food and beverage stalls. Read Less

We hit Koblenz at night. I enjoyed seeing some of the monuments on the bay. The town is more concentrated and more commercial. If you were looking for more of a "night-life" atmosphere this was a good place to hit the market. It was lit up and extremely pretty, but most of the stalls were wine stalls. The quality of the merchandise offered at the market was scarce comparatively speaking. All of the shops in the town were closed because of our arrival time. We did eat an excellent bratwurst here, though! Not many Christmas treasures to be found here. Read Less

The statue of Wilhelm de Grossen brought back my husbands german roots and said this felt like home to him (even though he was born in Texas) Read Less

Koblenz struck as the city I would most love to live in. The pace the people and the feel of the community were just right for me. Read Less

As we had a late arrival it meant we could get off, have a walk around and find a restaurant instead of eating on board Read Less

Noisy, longish walk to and from the ship. Read Less

Lovely Mosel valley and visits Read Less

Did not take tour but got of ship and walked around the very accessible park etc Read Less