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MainzBoppardRhine GorgeKoblenzTreis KardenCochemCologneKonigswinterGERMANYRhine29The Moselle and Rhine GorgeSee the highlights of Koblenz, such as the Deutsches Eck, or German Corner, the Old Town and the Sch%u00e4ngel fountain, which stands in the courtyard of the Town Hall, on a walking tour. In Konigswinter, step aboard Germany%u2019s oldest rack and pinion railway, the Drachenfelsbahn, for a scenic excursion to the summit of Drachenfels Mountain, where you can enjoy free time to view the ruins of 12th-century Drachenfels castle or perhaps treat yourself to a slice of pie and a drink at the hill-top cafe. Sail onto the Moselle to visit Cochem, overlooked by the neo-Gothic Reichsburg Castle. The town%u2019s other historic architectural gems include a baroque Town Hall, backed by a maze of streets, and a market square Day 1: UK to Koblenz, Germany. Day 2: Koblenz to Konigswinter, Germany. Day 3: Konigswinter. Day 4: Cochem, Germany to Treis-Karden, Germany. Day 5: Treis-Karden to Boppard, Germany. Day 6: Boppard. Scenic Cruise, Rhine Gorge. Mainz, Germany. Day 7: Mainz. Day 8: Mainz to UK.SHIP: Spirit of the MoselleINCLUDED EXCURSION IN EVERY PORTCRUISE CODE: MO118lined with timber-framed buildings. Sample delicious locally-produced wine at a nearby venue before sailing to Treis-Karden, a peaceful twin town straddling the Moselle, where you can get your bearings during an orientation walk or opt for a visit to the nearby Moselland Museum, which o\insight into the life of Mosellans in days gone by. Finally, sail back onto the Rhine, where a walking tour of Boppard will reveal the town%u2019s medieval fortifications. Sail through the scenic Rhine Gorge to explore the Old Town of Mainz, home to one of the city%u2019s most famous landmarks Mainz Cathedral, on a walking tour.The RhineReichsburg Castle, CochemThe Rhine Valley