Deutsches Eck, Monument of Unity and History

Konrad Adenauer Ufer, Koblenz, Germany, postal code 56068
A very good scenic spot
4.3
Monument
Sculpture
Fountain

Introduction

In the 13th century, the meeting point of the Rhine and Moselle rivers was called the "German Corner" because German knights came here. A monument to Emperor William was built at this location. From 1953 to 1990, before the reunification of Germany, this monument was seen as a symbol of German unity.
Address
Konrad Adenauer Ufer, Koblenz, Germany, postal code 56068
Opening hours
24 hours
Phone +49-2-61 19433
Website http://www.koblenz-touristik.de/sehenswertes/bauwerke-plaetze/deutsches-eck.html

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