• Basilica of St. Castor - The Basilica of St. Kastor is a Roman Catholic church situated in the historic area of Koblenz, Germany. Constructed between 817 and 836, it is located at the Deutsches Eck, a landform where the Moselle and Rhine rivers converge.
• Deutsches Eck (German Corner) - This is the most renowned monument in Koblenz, Germany. The man-made headland signifies the confluence of the Moselle into the Rhine and features a national monument celebrating German unity.
• Historiensaule - This fountain features a large column that narrates 2000 years of Koblenz’s history. It attracts numerous visitors, including those from large tourist boats.
• Kurfurstliches Schloss - The Electoral Palace in Koblenz served as the residence for the last Archbishop and Elector of Trier.
• Schangelbrunnen - A fountain featuring a bronze statue of a boy, crafted by Carl Burger, dedicated to the poet Josef Cornelius.
• Pegelhaus - Originally built around 1609 as a Rhine crane, it became a gauge house station in 1839. The crane was removed around 1900, and the building was expanded with an additional floor for the 2011 Federal Horticultural Show.
• Jesuitenplatz - As you explore Koblenz, you will encounter this picturesque square, known for its charming atmosphere, beautiful facades, and pleasant terraces.
• Vier Turme - The Vier Türme (Four Towers) is a group of four historic buildings located in the old town of Koblenz at the intersection of Am Plan, Löhrstraße, and Altengraben.
• Liebfrauenkirche - The Church of Our Lady is a Roman Catholic church in the old town. Positioned at the city’s highest point, it, along with the Saint Kastor and Saint Florinus churches, shapes the skyline of the old city center.
• Munzplatz - Münzplatz square is located in the old town of Koblenz, named after the former electoral mint (Münze).
• Preussisches Regierungsgebaude - The Prussian government building in the Koblenz Rhine Park was the headquarters of the Prussian government for the Koblenz administrative district of the Rhine Province.
• Rathaus (town hall) - The town hall of Koblenz is now housed in the former Jesuit college in the old town.
• Florinskirche - St. Florin’s Church is an evangelical church located in the heart of Koblenz, Germany. Built around 1100, it was part of the Florinusstift.
• Alte Burg - The Old Castle was once a significant moated castle owned by the Elector in Koblenz, Germany, established in the 13th century. Today, it remains as the later Burghaus, where the city archive is housed.
• Herz Jesu Kirche - This is one of Germany’s most significant Romanesque church buildings and has been on the World Heritage List since 2002.
• Balduinbrucke - A 14th-century stone bridge over the Moselle River, it is the oldest surviving bridge in Koblenz, linking the old town with the Lützel district.

• Exciting online game and city walk combined

• Use of smartphone and data

Experience Koblenz like never before, in a fun and cost-effective manner. Our online App provides a self-guided tour where you can partake in an engaging, family-friendly game. Answer location-based questions and undertake search tasks, all using your mobile device. Simply log into our complimentary city game app and start exploring Koblenz.

We offer an exciting alternative to traditional tours, providing you the freedom to initiate, halt or take a break at your convenience. Employ the GPS feature to discover charming squares, picturesque streets and historic monuments. Get to learn fascinating trivia about the city through our distinctive city game app.

Instructions to kick start the tour will be provided post-booking and you can embark on this adventure whenever you please.

Our city game acts as an outstanding group activity and can accommodate large numbers.

• User-friendly for the hearing impaired

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.