Museums in Koblenz
A city that shows what it has!
French art of the 20th century, archaeological finds from different eras or an interactive journey into the world of Rhine Romanticism: the museums in Koblenz are as diverse as the city itself.
The National Museum
The Koblenz State Museum at Festung Ehrenbreitstein is the only technical state museum in Rhineland-Palatinate and has four exhibition buildings.
Visit the Landesmuseum
The Mittelrhein-Museum
The Mittelrhein-Museum was founded in 1835 and is therefore one of the oldest and most renowned civic museums in Germany, but offers a modern presentation of the extensive collection.
Visit the Mittelrhein-Museum
The Koblenz Sparkling Wine Museum
In the Koblenz Sparkling Wine Museum, the hearts of wine and sparkling wine lovers beat faster. The soul of wine culture can be felt in every part of the vault.
Visit the Koblenz Sparkling Wine Museum
The Ludwig Museum
The still relatively young Ludwig Museum is dedicated to contemporary art, especially contemporary French art, and fills a crucial gap in the German museum landscape
Visit the Ludwig Museum
The Rhine Museum
The Rhine Museum in Koblenz is a cultural history museum that shows life on the Rhine from various perspectives. Even Neanderthals are the subject of the exhibition.
Visit the Rhine Museum
The Mother Beethoven House
Ludwig van Beethoven's mother, Maria Magdalena Keverich, was born in this house in 1746. The house presents the history of Ehrenbreitstein as an electoral residence town, the family history of the Keverichs as well as Beethoven's youth, his friendships and the last years of his life.
Visit the Mother Beethoven House
The military technology study collection
The Wehrtechnische Studiensammlung is one of the largest technical exhibitions in Germany. The study collection contains a wide variety of equipment, weapon systems and uniforms.
Visit the military technology study collection
The DB Museum
At the DB Museum Koblenz, visitors can experience the history of the railroad in Germany in a hands-on museum. The vehicle collection includes around 40 historic locomotives and 50 passenger and freight cars.
Visit the DB Museum
The Mosellum
In the Mosellum, visitors can immerse themselves in the realm of migratory fish. The exhibition focuses on the interplay between shipping, power generation and fish migration in the Moselle valley.
Visit the Mosellum
The Rhenish Carnival Museum
The Rhenish Carnival Museum in Koblenz presents uniforms, medals and other carnival relics from the past and present on two floors in the historic throat tower of Fort Konstantin.
Visit the Rhenish Carnival Museum
