Rhine Gorge

Rhine Gorge is a natural attraction in Germany. The Middle Rhine between Bingen and Koblenz runs for 65 kilometres between terraced vineyards and some forty castles, and is listed by UNESCO for that combination.

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The Middle Rhine between Bingen and Koblenz runs for 65 kilometres between terraced vineyards and some forty castles, and is listed by UNESCO for that combination. River ferries, a riverside rail line and the Rheinsteig hiking trail all follow the same corridor, so it can be travelled by boat, train or on foot. Bacharach and Sankt Goar are practical bases.

Slow travel
Photography
Road trip
Wine
History

Related activities

  • Rhine valley boat trip

    Scheduled riverboat between Rüdesheim and Sankt Goar past the castles.

  • Riesling tasting in a river town

    Cellar tasting of steep-slope Rieslings from the gorge vineyards.

How to get to Rhine Gorge

Rhine Gorge sits in Germany. It pairs well with Brandenburg Gate, Museum Island, East Side Gallery, so you can group them on the same day.

Tickets and time needed

The source we checked states that entry to Rhine Gorge is free.

Tips for your visit

Related things to do here include Rhine valley boat trip, Riesling tasting in a river town.

Rhine Gorge FAQ

How much does it cost to visit Rhine Gorge?

The source we checked states that entry to Rhine Gorge is free.

Where is Rhine Gorge?

Rhine Gorge is in Germany.

What is near Rhine Gorge?

Nearby places include Brandenburg Gate, Museum Island, East Side Gallery, Reichstag Building.

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