The 65km-stretch of the Middle Rhine Valley, with its castles, historic towns and vineyards, graphically illustrates the long history of human involvement with a dramatic and varied natural landscape.

The Upper Middle Rhine Valley has more castles and ruins than anywhere on the planet, making it a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of the most appealing landscapes in Europe. And how nice to ...

Known for its medieval architecture, half-timbered houses, and scenic vineyards, Bacharach is a popular destination for tourists exploring the Upper Middle Rhine Valley. This UNESCO World Heritage ...

As part of the UNESCO World Heritage Upper Middle Rhine Valley, Bacharach offers visitors stunning views of castles, terraced vineyards, and the flowing river. Whether you’re admiring the ...

You can bank on a river cruise - the ideal way to explore and experience major events this summer, without breaking the bank ...

"Of all the many hoary towns lining the narrow shore of the Middle Rhine valley, none is so impressive, so intensely medieval as Oberwesel..." - Professor Edmund Renard, 1922. Schonburg Castle has ...

UNESCO World Heritage-listed Middle Rhine Valley. Like other Tauck ships, the Inspire offers unusually spacious cabins, with most rooms measuring 225 to 300 square feet. That's as much as 50% ...

The Middle Rhine Valley between the cities of Bingen and Koblenz draws hundreds of thousands of tourists annually. Since the early 19th century, travelers have come here for the famous romantic ...

The Upper Middle Rhine Valley between Bingen and Koblenz was recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2002. The committee praised the region as a "cultural landscape of great beauty.

The State Party submitted an interim report dated 28 January 2009 on the state of conservation of the World Heritage property informing about the plans for a fixed structure crossing the Middle Rhine ...