Koblenz Tickets

Tickets for Koblenz

Located on both banks of the Rhine, the city of Koblenz is enriched with Deutsches Eck (German Corner) and its memorial (King William I on horseback). It also has the University of Koblenz-Landau, Campus Koblenz. Koblenz has been a military post established BC and celebrated its 2000th anniversary in 1992. The city ranks the third largest city in Rhineland-Palatinate. It has a population of 106,000 and lies in the Rhineland, 92 kilometers southeast of Cologne by rail. It was around 1000 BC that early reinforcements were placed on the Festung hill on the opposite side of the Moselle.

Julius Caesar, the Roman Commander entered the Rhine together with his forces, and built a bridge between Koblenz and Andernach. Near 9 BC Castellum apud Confluentes was yet another military stations. A large bridge built 2000 years ago by the Romans is still visible. A fine church with superior Roman styled towers, together with the electors of Treir, installed in 1280 is now being used as a municipal picture gallery. Also here is the family house of the Metternichs where Prince Metternich, the Austrian statesman was born in 1773. The church of St. Florian with a two towers fa?ade also adds value to Koblenz.

The palace (Residenzschloss) lies in the modern part of the town. One of its front is towards the Rhine while it extends over Neustadt over the other end. It was built near the end of 18th century by Clement Wenceslaus, with French architectural design. In the second quarter of 19th century, the palace served as barracks where a special telecommunications system got its way. Some exquisite gardens stretch their way across the bank of Rhine. The poet Max von Schenkendorf has a memorial also in these gardens. A grand statue of empress Augusta is here also. However, a public memorial which supersedes all others is the gigantic statue of the emperor William I of Germany which was placed in 1897. So much to see in this classic city, so get Koblenz Tickets for an enthralling tourist experience!

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