KOBLENZ is the place where the Moselle and Rhine rivers converge.

A historically rich city with cozy street cafés, traditional family businesses, and large shopping centers.

„Am Plan“ features the first fountain from 1806, which provided drinking water to the citizens of Koblenz from the Metternich water pipeline.

Koblenz has been marked by military conflicts in numerous border disputes and is one of the oldest cities in Germany.

The famous Deutsches Eck is crowned by the Kaiser Wilhelm Monument from 1895.

Opposite is the reconstructed Ehrenbreitstein Fortress, serving as a sort of “watch on the Rhine”.

The river is regarded as a national German asset, as 'it' signifies the victory over Napoleon and the 1814 Congress in Vienna.

Today, the foreland is a favored viewpoint for fireworks, New Year's Eve, and the Rhine in Flames.

On the circular path of Ehrenbreitstein Fortress, we were surprised by a glittering illumination, transforming the dark season into an enchanting atmosphere.