e-Scavenger hunt Koblenz: Explore the city at your own pace

The Basilica of St. Kastor is a Roman Catholic church in the old town of the German city of Koblenz. The church was built in the years 817-836 and is located at the Deutsches Eck, a spit of land between the rivers Moselle and Rhine.

The most famous memorial in this German city. The artificial headland marks the mouth of the Moselle into the Rhine. On Deutsches Eck is a national monument to German unity.

Fountain containing a large column that tells the past of 2000 years of Koblenz. A lot of tourists come here. Also tourists from the big tourist boats.

The Electoral Palace in Koblenz was the residence of the last Archbishop and Elector of Trier.

Fountain with bronze statue of a boy, made by Carl Burger and dedicated to the poet Josef Cornelius.

The level house built around 1609, it initially served as a Rhine crane. Then in 1839 as the gauge house station. The crane on the roof was removed around 1900 and the building was expanded by another floor for the 2011 Federal Horticultural Show.

You wander through Koblenz and then you come to this photogenic square. Cozy atmosphere, beautiful facades, nice terraces.

The Vier Türme (four towers) are an ensemble of four historic buildings in the Koblenz old town at the crossing of Am Plan - Löhrstraße - Altengraben

The Church of Our Lady is a Roman Catholic church in the old town. At the highest point of the city, the church, together with the Saint Kastor and Saint Florinus churches, defines the silhouette of the old city center.

The Münzplatz square is located in the old town of Koblenz, its name is reminiscent of the former electoral coin (Münze).

The Prussian government building in the Koblenz Rhine Park was the seat of the Prussian government for the Koblenz administrative district of the Rhine Province.

The town hall of the city of Koblenz is now in the former Jesuit college in the old town.

St. Florin's Church is an evangelical church in the center of the German city of Koblenz. The church built around the year 1100 belonged to the Florinusstift.

The Old Castle was a former substantial moated castle owned by the Elector in the German city of Koblenz, founded in the 13th century. Today it has been reduced to the later Burghaus; where the city archive is located.

It is one of the most important Romanesque church buildings in Germany. The church has been on the World Heritage List since 2002.

A 14th century stone bridge over the Moselle River and the oldest surviving bridge in Koblenz, connects the old town with the Lützel district.