Oberwesel

Oberwesel is located in the heart of the UNESCO World Heritage Upper Middle Rhine Valley and is also known as the town of towers and wine.

In the town, which is characterized by the Middle Ages, visitors embark on a true journey through time with the Schönburg castle, the accessible town wall, fortified towers, churches and museums. The town is the starting point for many hikes, bike tours, boat trips and is also the venue for nationally renowned events such as "Rhine in Flames" or the medieval Spectaculum.

Ticket Office Oberwesel

In den Rheinanlagen
55430 Oberwesel

0 67 44 / 2 29
kkdesel@k-d.com

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Useful information

Information about the landing stage

The Oberwesel Ticket Office is staffed. Tickets are available directly on site.
The KD landing stage in Oberwesel is suitable for passengers with reduced mobility.
Passengers are requested to arrive approx. 15 minutes before the desired departure time.
Payment options on site: Cash, EC, credit card

Tip:

"Father Rhine" - new clean terrace directly at the KD in Oberwesel

To the restaurant website

Your journey by train/local public transport

MRB (Mittelrheinbahn) and RE (Regionalexpress) station Oberwesel, approx. 10 minutes on foot.

Your journey by car

From the B9 coming from the north (Koblenz): Follow the B9 through Oberwesel until you reach the first pedestrian overpass (B9). There you will find parking facilities on the right.

From the B9 from the south (Bingen): Follow the B9 through Oberwesel until you reach the second pedestrian overpass (B9). There you will find parking facilities on the left-hand side.

Cross the pedestrian overpass and you will reach the KD landing stage right next to the playground.

There are public parking spaces along the B9, some of which are subject to charges.

Travel information for coaches

Coming from the north, there is a bus stop for boarding and alighting on the B9 at the first pedestrian overpass. Bus parking spaces are located on the B9 towards the train station on the hard shoulder at the second pedestrian overpass.