Promenade Closure
Permanent closure of the towpath and promenade along the Rhine near the Pfaffendorf bridge between the Weindorf and the palace steps.
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The Ufer-Bar is back!
From July 12th to October 6th, 2024, four Koblenz restaurants and a sparkling wine producer invite you to summer and early autumn evenings on the castle steps.
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Der Florinsmarkt in Koblenz © Radosav Pavićević, Koblenz-Touristik GmbH

The Florinsmarkt

Politics meets business: This is where the music played.

The Florinskirche
The Florinsmarkt was in ancient times the political and economic centre of the city of Koblenz. It owes its name to the Florinskirche, which together with the old "Shopping & Dancing Hall", the Aldermen House and the Bürresheimer Hof form an ensemble of four historic buildings.
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The Florinskirche in Koblenz with blue sky © Koblenz-Touristik GmbH
The Old Shopping & Dancing Hall
The old "Shopping & Dancing Hall" was built in 1419 in the Gothic style and rebuilt in the 17th/18th century. Baroque elements were added in the process. Merchants whose ships were moored on the banks of the Moselle offered their goods here in the cellar, while meetings and parties were held on the remaining floors.
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Old Kauf- und Danzhaus in Koblenz next to the Gothic aldermen's house © Koblenz-Touristik GmbH
The Eye Roller
Under the tower clock, which was installed in 1724, you can see the "eye roller", which moves its eyes back and forth in time with the clock's pendulum and sticks out its tongue every full, half and (three-)quarter hour.
The Koblenz eye roller under a clock on the wall © Koblenz-Touristik GmbH, Augenroller
Dressed city guide:inside standing on the Jesuitenplatz in Koblenz at night © Koblenz-Touristik GmbH, Picture Colada
Guided Tour: Thieves, Crooks and Scoundrels
Immerse yourself in the dark judicial and criminal history of the city of Koblenz. The circumstances of trials of the time as well as the Reichsprogromnacht and the accompanying destruction throughout the city are also thematized.
The Gothic Aldermen House
Right next to the old department store, the Gothic Aldermen House was built in 1530. Here met the aldermen of the city court, whose task was to supervise the coins and weights. Until the 18th century, the town pillory was located in front of the court house. In 1965, the house, which was destroyed in the war, was reconstructed.

To the left of the Old Shopping & Dancing Hall is the Bürresheimer Hof, built in 1659, which owes its name to its then (1714) owners, the von Breitbach-Bürresheim family.
Gothic house of lay assessors in Koblenz © Koblenz-Touristik GmbH, Thomas Frey

In September 2013, the GÖRLITZ Foundation acquired all municipal buildings around the square. The ensemble at Florinsmarkt is to become a cultural and guest house across all buildings.

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www.florinsmarkt.de
Points of Interest near the Florinsmarkt
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Zwei Männer von der Seite halten Weingläser und blicken auf die Stadt Koblenz beim Sonnenuntergang © Koblenz-Touristik GmbH, Philip Bruederle

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