A Romantic Date at the Main River

A Romantic Date at the Main River

The fairytale magic of River Boat tours continues on the Main River, which connects the Rhine and Danube rivers. Würzburg, which looks like a romantic village town, Bamberg, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Cochem, which is thought to be home to the tale of Rapunzel. If you are ready to be the passenger of a different story at every step, an unforgettable adventure awaits you along the Main River.

Miltenberg

A colorful village with an inspiring atmosphere straight out of a fairy tale land. One is Wertheim and Miltenberg. Miltenberg, with its wooden structures built in a picturesque style and inspired by medieval Bavaria, was once a place where trade flowed intensely. Today, in addition to trade, it hosts countless tourists who come to the village every year. dating back to the 15th-17th century, Wertheim castle, is also here. The castle, which hosts cultural events today, is one of the picturesque ruins of the city.

Würzburg

Würzburg, where vineyards stretch throughout its length and wine cellar tasting tours are organized, is a city that has shaped its cultural structure with its deep-rooted history. Bishops Residenz, built with Baroque architecture, has managed to be included in the UNESCO World Heritage List with its magnificent structure decorated with frescoes and plaster stones and its historical importance.

Bamberg

Bamberg says hello to its mesmerizing nature as you walk along the river, where the trees are decorated like colorful brides in autumn. In this form, it has found a place on the UNESCO World Heritage list. In Bamberg, whose nature and history are both beautiful, time seems to stand still while wandering around the old neighborhoods full of historical buildings.

Koblenz

Revealing the magnificent harmony of nature with its castles and vineyards, Koblenz is another attractive destination for your river tour. While you are visiting Pfalzgrafenstein Castle, Pfalzgrafenstein Castle and Rhine Gorge during your city tour, time flies by like water. Ehrenbreitstein Castle, which was used as the headquarters of the American army during World War II, has a mystical atmosphere where history whispers to the ears.

Cochem

The visual feast you experience along the Main river continues to fascinate you in Cochem. Today, Reichsburg Castle, a great attraction for tourists, dates back to the 12th-13th centuries. It was built in the 19th century to protect the Mosel. However, do not think that the castle we see today is the same as the original castle. It is even said that this castle hosts the Rapunzel fairy tale. Don't forget to listen to the history while wandering around the city, which bears traces of Medieval, Celtic and Roman cultures.