Boppard

A know settlement from Celtic times and was an important strategic site for the Romans. Is now a major tourist town in the Rhine valley.

By car

Less than 10 km from the A60 along a twisting steep road or along the B9 following the left bank of the Rhine.

By train

Boppard station is on the West Rhine Railway (Linke Rheinstrecke) line between Mainz and Cologne.

By boat

The Köln-Düsseldorfer Rheinschiffahrt, known as KD, runs scheduled services up and down the river between Cologne and Mainz.
Cruise companies such as Viking stop in the town.

• The old town and market place

• The town wallIncludes defences dating back to Roman times

• Basilika St. SeverusCatholic Parish Church with parts dating back to the 12th and 13th century

• Kurfürstliche Burg

  phone: +49 6742 10369
  City museum

• Chair lift

  phone: +49 6742 2510
  address: Mühltal 12
  Easier way up the hill to the Vierseenblick, a view of the river that due to the hill the meandering Rhine appear to look like 4 small lakes.
• Walk part of the Rheinburgenweg.

Some bottle of the local wines.

There is a large choice of restaurants in the old town and along the promenade.

• Historischer Karmeliterhof

  phone: +49 6742 4848
  address: Karmeliterstraße 1
  Good food and service with tables on the promenade as well inside.

• Römerburg Weinhaus und Restaurant

  phone: +49 6742 82353
  address: Burgplatz 3

• Wirtshaus Anders

  phone: +49 6742 896754
  address: Mühltal 6
  Classic German as well as vegetarian dishes

• Imbiss am Mühlbach

  phone: +49 6742 5585
  address: Koblenzer Str. 235
  Classic German Imbiss, with good schnitzel, frikadela and fries. Seeing and parking outside, friendly service.

There are apply opportunities to sample a glass of local wine.

There is a large choice of hotels and holiday rentals in the area.

• Pension Schinderhannes & Julchen

  phone: +49 6742 3173
  address: Seminarstraße 9

• Bellevue Rheinhotel

  phone: +49 6742 1020
  address: Rheinallee 41

• Sankt Goar
• Koblenz