City: Rhineland-Palatinate
Top Things to do in Rhineland-Palatinate
The 10 Best Hidden Gems Things to do in Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany
Rhineland-Palatinate (German: Rheinland-Pfalz, pronounced [ˈʁaɪ̯nlant ˈp͡falt͡s]; French: Rhénanie-Palatinat; Dutch: Rijnland-Palts) is one of the 16 states (German: Bundesländer) of the Federal Republic of Germany. It has an area of 19,846 square kilometres (7,663 sq mi) and about four million inhabitants. Its state capital and largest city is Mainz.
Restaurants in Rhineland-Palatinate
1. BottleStops
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5.0 based on 83 reviews
BottleStops offers trips into German Wine Regions. From tastings and city tours to day outings and weekenders we create access to German wine culture. Our boutique-style tours are kept personal and intimate. Discover German wines with all your senses as we strive to make your experience most personal! BottleStops tours are located in Mainz, Great Wine Capital of Germany - at just 30minutes from Frankfurt am Main.
2. Weingut Richard Boecking
3. 66 Minuten - Theater Adventures
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5.0 based on 450 reviews
You are the main character in our story THEATER ADVENTURES in Neuwied - adventures full of adrenaline 66 Minuten offers you a personal THEATER ADVENTURE game and is number 1 in Rhineland-Palatinate! Dive into the illusory world of 66 Minuten and become part of an interactive adventure: Teamworkers, bright brains and talent for improvisation is required. We are not an escape game! At 66 Minuten you are neither locked up nor have to flee. In our Theater Adventures, the story and the play atmosphere are in the foreground. Puzzle friends will of course not miss out. Slip into the role of an agent for 66 minutes and let yourself be carried away into the world of the Anti Schlabbeck Force, from which you are guaranteed not to want to escape. With us you can play, experience and then celebrate in one of our unusual locations. Regardless of the weather, whether indoor or outdoor, with us you will always find the right experience for at least 66 minutes.
Reviewed By sofil806
We had read all the good reviews und got not disappointed. We loved the rhytm in our game. You have to be pretty fast to solve everything, but even for two people, it is possible. There were many puzzles that you could solve pretty fast so you had the feeling you almost have to run. That was awesome. The only thing that was not so cool was the fact that we had three game masters during the game. That was a bit confusing, but they were all nice so not a big deal. :)
4. Magic Room Escape
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5.0 based on 97 reviews
5. Katzinett - Katzenmuseum Ludwigshafen - Cat Museum
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5.0 based on 31 reviews
Thousands of charming cats give an overview of the cat's history in everyday life and in art. Come and spend an unforgettable afternoon in the realm of our beloved velvet paws. The current opening hours can be found on our homepage. It is also possible to visit the cat museum on other days by appointment with phone or e-mail. Here are a few remarks to prevent misunderstandings: Sorry, the available rooms are not accessible to disabled guests. There are several steps to cope with and the walkways are cramped. Therefore it is unfortunately not possible to visit the exhibition with a baby carriage too. And please do not bring any other animals into the exhibition with regard to the siamese ball lightning of the house. Thank you for your understanding ♥
6. Eltz Castle
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4.5 based on 1,808 reviews
Reviewed By 877margarets - Napier, New Zealand
Only on Sat and Sunday the bus goes from Treis Karten. You’ll need a full day. Train from Cochem before 10. 15 to Treis Karten Station. Turn left from the Railway Station, there is the bus stop. The Burg Eltz bus leaves at 11.15. The bus winds its way through villages for 1/2 hour ( at least) and finally you get to the parking area for Burg Eltz. Turn right and follow the track through the forest for 20 minutes. The walk isn’t that difficult and is very attractive. Take photos when you see the castle! We didn’t have time to fit in the tour that you have to take to see the castle. ..But, you could if you wanted to fill in the time until the return bus at 13.10. ... unfortunately, we were on a tight schedule and chose to walk down to Moselkern. It was a pleasant 4.9 km down hill walk. It took us one hour, ten minutes. . We waited for the hourly, 3pm train back to Cochem. As I’m older, I’m glad I took a walking pole. At some parts the track was uneven and the pole gave me support. I wouldn’t walk the track if it was damp. It could be dangerous. A taxi from Moselkern cost E45 one way.
7. Kurpark
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4.5 based on 49 reviews
8. St. Mathias Church
9. (Luther) Gedaechtniskirche
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4.5 based on 73 reviews
Reviewed By Steveage - Rexburg, United States
Ornate, style of Gothic architecture, built from 1893 – 1904. It’s a miracle it’s still standing after the bombing during WWII. The stained glass windows are spectacular. There are many beautiful pieces of art in here, along with carved stone in various areas. Worth a look!
10. Bundesbank-Bunker Cochem
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4.5 based on 191 reviews
Visit the Bundesbank-Bunker museum to join one of our guided tours, experience the mystery of the former fall-out shelter and immerse yourself in the underground vault where millions of German Mark were kept. Important Information: - Duration guided tour = approx. 35 minutes. - Regularly scheduled tours are in German. An English translation of the tour is available upon request at the museum. Guided tours in English can be booked for groups (12 pers). Tip: Enjoy at the sunny terrace with drinks and snacks before taking the shuttlebus back to Cochem city. Shuttlebus: may-okt daily at 10:40,11:40, 12:40, 13:40 and 14:40 Endertplatz Cochem, return 12:30, 13:30, 14:30, 15:30 and 16:30 h; prices: adults 4 eu, children half price. Your welcome
Reviewed By voxpop85 - Yorkshire, United Kingdom
Highly recommended! You can take the train to Cochem. The station is about ten minutes from the town centre. There is a tourist information and the shuttle bus leaves from one of the bus stands outside (just ask at the tourist information if you need help - they were really friendly). The bunker itself is a five minute drive away. The tour lasted about an hour. I did the German-language tour (and German is not my first language). Your German will need to be good if you do the German language tour as an explanation is needed. I believe there are also English-language tours as well. The only slight criticism is the group size. There were about 28 in my group and we didn't always fit in the same room as the guide which also made it a little difficult to catch everything that was being said. However, this was all in all a minor point and the passion and enthusiasm of the guide was clear and made this a really interesting tour. Cochem is a beautiful town and you could easily make a full-day trip here.
