Koblenz Travel Guide: The Best Things to Do, See and Eat in 24 Hours

Don't Skip This Underrated German City! (Koblenz 1-Day Itinerary) Video Chapters: 00:00 - Intro: The Confluence of Two Great Rivers 00:40 - Exploring Deutsches Eck & Kaiser Wilhelm Monument 02:57 - Ehrenbreitstein Fortress (Getting the Combi Ticket) 05:48 - Traditional Cake & Coffee at Café Baumann 07:52 - Visiting the Historic Liebfrauenkirche 09:04 - Watch Out for the Schängelbrunnen Fountain! 10:08 - 14th-Century Baldwin Bridge & Alte Burg Castle 11:15 - Tasting Local Rosé Wine at Genusszimmer 12:43 - Wandering the Beautiful Squares of Koblenz Old Town 13:56 - Basilica of St. Castor: A Major Piece of History 15:37 - Trying Rhineland-Palatinate Saumagen (Pig's Stomach) 17:09 - Incredible Pistachio Gelato at eGelatoSia Check out our hotel review and photos on our blog to see why we loved this spot! https://travelingexpats.com/one-day-in-koblenz-germany-a-guide-to-the-city-where-two-rivers-meet/ Welcome to Koblenz, Germany, where the misty Mosel River flows directly into the legendary Rhine! In this travel guide, we are exploring the historic city of Koblenz in the Rhineland-Palatinate region, taking you from magnificent clifftop fortresses to vibrant squares hidden away in the old town. ✍️ MORE ABOUT THIS VIDEO If you are putting together a Germany travel itinerary and deciding what to do in Koblenz, this video covers all the best things to see! We start at the iconic Deutsches Eck (German Corner) to see the confluence of the Rhine and Mosel rivers up close beneath the massive Kaiser Wilhelm monument. Next, we take the Seilbahn (cable car) across the river to Ehrenbreitstein Fortress, the second largest defensive fortress in Europe. We give you a look at the spectacular views from inside and explain why getting the fortress combi-ticket is totally worth it. We also take you along for a traditional afternoon cake and coffee at the legendary Café Baumann, wander through historic squares like Jesuitenplatz and Münzplatz, and show you the quirky Schängelbrunnen spitting fountain. Finally, we dive into regional flavors by trying local Mosel wine, authentic Saumagen (pig's stomach), and line-worthy pistachio ice cream at eGelatoSia right next to the Liebfrauenkirche. Join our Traveling Expats Facebook community to connect with fellow travelers, share your experiences, ask questions, and get helpful tips for exploring Germany and Europe. We'd love to have you with us! 👉 https://www.facebook.com/groups/travelingexpats/ Drop your questions and travel plans in the comments, and subscribe to join our community as we explore the best of Germany in 2026! Thanks for watching! Just a heads-up: some of the links above are affiliate links. If you book through them, we may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. It’s a great way to support our channel so we can keep sharing these adventures with you—we appreciate it so much! #Koblenz #GermanyTravel #RhineRiver #MoselRiver #TravelingExpats #VisitGermany