Koblenz is located at the junction of the Rhine and the Moselle, and its reputation is no less than that of the two famous rivers. Koblenz is the gateway to the world heritage of the middle and upper reaches of the Rhine Valley. In the city history of more than two thousand years, Koblenz has experienced the rule of many different foreign rulers and preserved the essence of all conquests. Such as the Palace of the Imperial Palace, the romantic Sterling Rock Castle and the classical theatre are the places of interest that still exist today. The Prussians left the unique Ellenbrecht Fortress, making Koblenz the strongest fortress in the Old World. This ancient small town at the junction of the ancient military road junction and the two major European rivers has successfully entered modern times. In 2011, the Federal Horticultural Exhibition was held in Koblenz. Under the slogan Kobrenz changes everything, the city displays rich exhibitions spanning ancient and modern, from ancient gardens created by Prussian garden designers to creative gardens of today's era. There is also a new castle, a new cable car connecting the Fortress Fortress, and a new park where the Rhine and Mossar meet. Koblenz is a lovely city to live in, connecting its historical heritage with modern reality in a relaxed and fun way. The cheerfulness of the Rhineland, the French style of life and the virtues of Prussia make Koblenz a chic and elegant atmosphere that attracts visitors from all over the world.