Things to do in Sankt Goar

No. 1 of Best Things to Do in Vorarlberg

Rhine Gorge

The Rhine Valley is located between Bingen and Bonn in the upper and middle reaches of the Rhine, and is a relatively beautiful place in Germany. Countless poets, painters and musicians have filled this valley with wonderful colors. In the Upper Rhine Valley, you can visit Europe's largest waterfall - Schaffhausen Falls, the romantic and peaceful green capital Freiburg, the beautiful Titisee in the Black Forest, and Strass, which has the reputation of "European Capital" Fort, Little Venice-Colmar, Mulhouse, the city of museums, and Basel, the city of art that combines modernity and nature. At the same time, you can taste local food and wine. Here you can feel a Pure beauty without borders.

Freilichtbühne Loreley

No. 18 of Night Attractions in Germany

Drosselgasse

Drosselgasse is a narrow, cobblestone alley in the old town of Rudesheim. Its history dates back to the 15th century. Originally a settlement for Rhein boatmen, it is now lined with old half-timbered taverns, restaurants, and souvenir shops, exuding a rich local charm. This alley is famous for its wine culture. Rudesheim is located in the Rheingau wine region, and Riesling white wine is the local specialty. Most taverns in the alley serve wine produced by local wineries. When night falls, many long-established taverns often feature live bands, with brass instruments and guitars taking turns, while visitors raise their glasses and chat, showcasing a lively nightlife atmosphere along the Rhein. Although the alley is not long, the scattered traditional buildings and the fragrant taverns complement each other. Strolling through it, you can taste authentic wine culture and experience the unique old town atmosphere of Rudesheim.

Camping Loreleyblick

Loreley

The Lorelei is a 132m high rock on the east bank of the middle Rhine River. The Rhine River at the Lorelei rock is 25m deep but only 113m wide, making it a relatively deep and narrow section of the Rhine River. The area near the Lorelei rock is a relatively dangerous section of the Rhine River. A sandbar stands in the Rhine River, with the current on one side striking the rock standing in the river, while the current on the other side is quite gentle. These two currents of different speeds converge behind the sandbar, forming large whirlpools that have caused many passing ships to meet with disaster.

Sommerrodelbahn Loreley-Bob

Marksburg

Marksburg is a fortress in the town of Braubach, Germany, and is the only undamaged medieval castle in the Middle Rhine River region. Visitors can explore various displays from the age of chivalry within the castle, including the private garden, wine cellar, kitchen, chapel, knight's hall, armory, and more, and can even enjoy a knight's banquet.

Hochwildschutzpark Hunsruck

Pfalzgrafenstein Castle

No. 2 of Best Things to Do in Rhineland-Palatinate

Deutsches Eck (German Corner)

Deutsches Eck (German Corner) is located in the German city of Koblenz, at the confluence of the Moselle and the Rhine River. A famous structure at Deutsches Eck (German Corner) is the equestrian statue of William I, which has a total height of 37 m, with the statue of the knight itself being 14 m high. In 1216, the Archbishop and Elector of Trier, Theoderich von Wied (approx. 1170–March 28, 1242), summoned the Teutonic Knights to Koblenz and, with the intention of protecting the local hospital, gifted them the local church and hospital. The Teutonic Knights established the "Deutschherrenhaus" (German: Deutschherrenhaus) on the territory at the mouth of the Moselle and Rhine River, serving as the Teutonic Knights' residence in Koblenz, and the territory at the river mouth thus became known as "Deutsches Eck (German Corner)". Deutsches Eck (German Corner) has attracted a large number of tourists since the day the equestrian statue of William I was built. The land where the equestrian statue of William I is located is suitable for various large-scale open-air events, frequently hosting concerts, open-air festivals, and fireworks displays on the Rhine River, and has also been the finish line for the annual Middle Rhine River Marathon since 2005.