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"unfriendly personnel; no signs or reasonable signs of the various guided tours: Visitors must wait for a guided tour with unfriendly guide to clear the way instead of two meters"
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Cochem, the beautiful wine village on the Moselle, can be reached from the Moselle towards Koblenz or Trier or via the A 48 motorway. Also from the Eifel and Hunsrück there are many ways down the mountain to Cochem. There are more ways to park, the cheapest is near the train station. Through the narrow Rigs, best on the way over the “Tummelchen” with its old sugar tower, which served to guard the city border in the middle, it goes up to the castle. The Reichsburg Cochem is more than a castle. She is the largest castle in the Mosel. The strenuous steep path up compensated with a beautiful view of the Moseltal and Cochem. High above Cochem on the Mosel rises on a mighty rock, the Reichsburg wi...
The Reichsburg Cochem is a castle complex above the town of Cochem an der Mosel. It is the landmark of this city. From the castle itself you have a fantastic view of the city and the Moselle Valley. Research revealed and it is believed that the castle was built in 996 to 1020 by Pfalzgraf Ezzo (often also called Ehrenfried). The castle complex in Cochem, however, is only published in a document by Pfalzgraf Wilhelm von Ballenstedt on 17. March 1130. The shape of the early Romanesque castle is still largely unknown. The octagonal tower was seen as a Romanesque square tower, from the time before 1051, after investigations from 1959. Recent investigations were conducted on octagones from the la...
If you live in the Mosel, a visit to the Reichsburg should be part of it. The magnificent view is worth it. The museum is interesting and worth a visit. The visit of the falcons in the exterior of the castle complex is particularly impressed. The entire complex fits harmoniously into the landscape, for us a beautiful holiday memory.
