Travel Insider Tips

Bacharach

Love Bacharach for the wine and food, Oberwesel for the vineyards and the people.

Shared by John F. Wiley, Mar 2010

Bacharach

Spent a day in Bacharach...stayed in Spay about a 1/2 drive north and went down for the wine festival. Not sure if they still do the wine festivals but it was a beautiful quaint town...lovely area! The Rhine boat trips are fun!!!

Shared by Wendy Wrede Masuhr, Mar 2010

Bacharach

Anywhere in that area is beautiful, you can't go wrong with any of your choices. Take the day cruises or just hop in your car and go. Great restaurants and inside outside cafes, wine, scenery...great for walking too.

Shared by Ingrid Rowe, Mar 2010

i toured the rhine on a river cruise.one of my favorite trips. unpacking once was wonderful!!!the food was unbelievable.the entertainment delightful.they even had a demonststion of glass blowing and a lecturer on german history. i felt like cinderella. i even did yoga each morning before breakfast.free class open to anyone . really wonderful crew and tour guides. i cannot recommend enough.

Shared by Anne Lang, Mar 2010

Worms

Worms is a great lil place on the Rhine!

Shared by Keri Bolen, Mar 2010

schloss Stolzenfels for one. Lorelei rock. Don't miss Marksburg castle. The Rhine is full of wonderful sites, and wonderful wine and food !! veille spass

Shared by Susan Mentor, Mar 2010

Koblenz

I like the cruise south of Koblenz. Actually that's the only on e I've been on so far but I think it has the most Castles and ruins. Very beautiful!

Shared by James Hogan, Mar 2010

You can also ride a bicycle alongside the river and you can always stop for food and shopping.

Shared by Irineo Acosta, Mar 2010

Landsknecht north of Sankt Goar, Rudesheim, Bacharat...Wunderbar!

Shared by William Metzgar, Mar 2010

yeah I miss this area, so much to do by the Rhine, brings back memories. I am from Mainz am Rhine.

Shared by Dagmar Merrill, Mar 2010