Kaltenengers

Kaltenengers is located on the western bank of the Rhine between Koblenz and Neuwied. The town is known for its picturesque landscapes with rolling hills, green forests and the majestic course of the Rhine. Here you can enjoy a relaxed atmosphere and leave everyday life behind.

The city offers many tourist attractions such as Engers Castle from the 18th century or the collegiate church of St. Martinus with its impressive architecture from the Middle Ages. Another highlight is the historic market square of Kaltenengers with its half-timbered houses from the 16th century.

For culture enthusiasts, there are numerous events such as concerts or theatre performances in Engers Castle or open-air festivals along the banks of the Rhine during the summer months.

Kaltenengers also has a lot to offer in terms of cuisine: Try local specialities such as pancakes (Reibekuchen), Riesling wines or regional beers in cosy restaurants or traditional inns.

For nature lovers, hikes through the surrounding forests are ideal - especially beautiful are the hikes in autumn when the leaves of the trees turn into a colourful sea of colours. Cycling or canoeing on the Rhine are also popular outdoor activities.

And what to do when it rains? Why not visit the Museum of Contemporary History in Engers with its impressive collection of historical artefacts and documents from various eras.

Kaltenengers is worth a visit at any time of year - whether in spring when the fruit trees are in blossom, in summer for a stroll along the banks of the Rhine or in winter for a cosy get-together with a glass of mulled wine at the Christmas market.

It is particularly beautiful along the Rhine and on the hills around Kaltenengers - here you can enjoy breathtaking views and leave everyday life behind. Come and experience this charming destination for yourself!