Koblenz

Germany

Museums

Landesmuseum Koblenz

Address: Festung Ehrenbreitstein, 56077 Koblenz
Tel. 02 61/ 66 75- 0 (Zentrale)

Ludwig Museum

The Ludwig Museum is housed in the Deutschherrenhaus in the middle of a romantic flower garden near to the German Corner. Contemporary French art is the main focus of the museum.
Address: Danziger Freiheit 1, 56068 Koblenz (at „Deutsches Eck")
Tel.: 0261-30 40 412, Fax: 0261 30 40 413

Mittelrhein-Museum

The Central Rhine Museum is found in the old “shop and dance house" at Florin’s Market and shows one of the most important collection of romantic Rhine paintings and exhibits up to the 20th century.
Mittelrhein-Museum Koblenz
Address: Florinsmarkt 15 - 17, 56068 Koblenz
Tel. 02 61-129 25 20, Fax 02 61-129 25 00

Rheinisches Fastnachtsmuseum

The Rhineland Carnival Museum in the historical tower of Fort Konstantin presents uniforms, medals and other carnival relics from past and present.
Address: n/a., see website

Rheinmuseum

The Rhine Museum is a museum for cultural history and shipping. It is found in the district of Ehrenbreitstein, in a house built by Lassaulx, made from greywacke and lava basalt.
Address: Rhein-Museum Koblenz e.V., Charlottenstraße 53 a, 56077 Koblenz

Deinhard Cellar Museum

Deep in the heart of Koblenz, where Rhein and Mosel join, stands Deinhard’s ancestral home. Founded in 1794 as a wine trading firm, and soon well established in the world of wines, Deinhard as one of the first businesses in Germany began producing sparkling wine. Now, as then Deinhard embodies high quality, tradition and passion for sparkling wine and still wine.
In 1969 the Deinhard cellar museum was founded in the oldest part of the Deinhard cellars that originate from 1850. Here visitors will learn about the production of sparkling wine and still wine from an expert who explains the original equipment and machinery.
Visitors will gain insight in the work of vintners and all important movements necessary in wine making. A model is used to demonstrate that in the early days wooden barrels were not only repaired in the wine cellars, but were produced too. The second part of the museum deals with sparkling wine production. Bottle fermentation by the traditional Méthode Champenoise and dégorgement take centre stage there.
You may book dates for guided tours either by telephone or e-mail. Bookings for groups will be confirmed in writing.
Contact: Deinhard Öffentlichkeitsarbeit (Public Relations), Deinhardplatz 3, 56086 Koblenz, Tel.: +49 (0)26191 151520 , Fax: +49 (0)26191 151521, e-mail: contact@deinhard.com

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Source: Koblenz-Touristik; Deinhard Öffentlichkeitsarbeit (Public Relations); Travel1000Places.com
Last modified: 20100326