I'm not 100% sure on how to get tickets, as our friends that live in Germany procured them for us…read more The boat was spacious with ample room to walk around from deck to deck and see the sights of the Rhine from every angle. Beverages and small snacks are available for purchase, and there are tables with benches throughout to relax at and take in the sights. Yes there are toilets on board. We used the boat to get across the river so we could tour a castle, but I believe some boats cruise up and down the river just for the views. We didn't encounter many staff members, but the ones we did were very nice and friendly. I would definitely use this business again if I get another chance to visit the Rhine River valley! 18/2021

We did a Rhine and Neckar River boat tour arranged through the USO back when I was stationed in…read moreGermany. It was a few hours long and we made a few stops along the way to see the castle in St. Goar. It was beautiful and you can see a few different castles along the Rhine. I highly recommend getting on one of these tours if you have the time and opportunity. They serve refreshments on the boat, and you have time when you stop to get refreshments as well.

We enjoyed this Main River cruise…read more We took the 100 minute cruise, up and down the Main River. The weather was great. Mostly sunny, light breeze and no rain. We sat outside on the top deck at a table that was partially covered from the sun. The audio narration is done in German and English. The food and beverage service was nice and had an extensive offering. The restrooms were on the lowest level (-1) and were modern and clean. The cruise was slow enough to walk around safely, which I did, taking about 100 photos. I can recommend this cruise to anyone. And I'd suggest taking the 50 minute cruise as you see plenty.

We decided to do the 100 minute cruise. Upriver and downriver…read more Very calm and simple There is a full bar and WC. I recommend the 100 minute cruise the difference in money is minimal. Nice view on the river Main, Frankfurt.

Paid them a visit while I was touring with Trafalgar…read more The onboard staff was amazingly polite, and we somehow had managed to communicate entirely in broken English. Their onboard menu offerings ranged from ice cream to chocolates, and full-on sausage lunch plates with beers. The guided tour was conducted in (pre-recorded) English, and it takes you downriver past historic castles and vineyards.

This is the hour boat cruise on the Rhine from Koblenz. Very nice , smooth and a very good coffee…read more Highly recommended.

From the owner: Seit über 30 Jahren die erste Adresse für Kanutouren sowie Rad- und Wanderreisen im ganzen Lahntal.read more

It was a sunny May day that we visited Rudesheim and the first thing on the agenda was a Rhine…read moreriver cruise. Whether you want to get off or not, it's a pleasant ride up and down the river with ample chances to take in the views of the many castles, vineyards, and Germanic scenery. We took the chance to hop on and off, saw a castle, ate some lunch, and then enjoyed our ride back to Rudesheim on the patio of the boat. You can order the famous Rudesheim coffee drink on board, along with some other goodies, which adds an element of fun to it. Overall, it's a fun thing to do when in the region. Don't expect a luxury liner, but you'll be comfortable.

We took the passenger ferry from Bingen to Rüdesheim and it's really nice to go on the river like…read morethat. As public transportation works so well in Germany we were going by train and bus, but Bingen and Rüdesheim are separated by the Rhine, so boat was in order. Fare: 2.20€ per person. The bus from Bad Kruznach to Bingen stopped very close to the ferry but be aware that on the Rüdesheim side the boat stops near the station, which is a bit of a walk to the city center, and the buses are infrequent.

We had a fun time on the KD river cruise along the Rhein. It stops in many places but it's…read moreinconvenient to get off at any of them if you want to eventually make it back to Rüdesheim because the boat comes back a lot later and then you're in one of the small towns for many hours. The boat ride was super relaxing though and the people were really nice. Total it was around 5 hours round trip, but it didn't even feel that long. There is a cafe on the main floor and then sitting upstairs was peaceful.

A great (if super touristy) way to enjoy the scenic Rhine valley, the KD cruises give you both…read moreshort-trip, and all-day excursions, as well as one-way or round-trip options. They start up north in Köln and end in Mainz, with stops at nearly every lovely little Rhein town along the way. You can buy your ticket at the booth by the gangway where the boat docks, and the price varies, depending on how far you're going and if you are making a return trip. I've been on this line a couple of times now, once in '96 and once this summer, and it's pretty much exactly the same. On the boat, you have different seating and standing options. There is an indoor deck with dining tables and air conditioning. There is a main outdoor deck with patio chairs that people rearrange to their preference and a snack bar where you can purchase beer wine and soft drinks, as well as würstchen, chips, and a few other items (at a premium captive audience price, of course). There is an additional upper deck that is for standing only. The weather the day we went was gorgeous and we were going to be on a plane home the next day, so we opted to hang out on the top deck during our 4-hour trip from Boppard to Bingen. I imagine the indoor deck is popular on rainy or cold days. A pre-recorded explanation in multiple languages (German, English, and I think Spanish -- possibly another) comes over the loudspeakers as they pass different landmarks and points of interest. They even play Die Lorelei (famous German folk song) as you sail past the Lorelei. It isn't particularly clear and easy to hear when you're outside, but you can at least hear the names of the points of interest, so you can look them up later if you so wish. If you want to meet fellow Americans and their families while you're on your trip, this is a place to do it. It's also a great place to people watch and guess what the relationship is within certain groups traveling together on board. You will most assuredly be taking photos for other people as well. Overall, it's worth the time and money to travel the Rhein this way, and I'd definitely recommend it to first-time visitors to Rheinland.

Short earphone cords, audio is jumpy, has large silent breaks. Bus is not well ventilated. Compare…read moreto other tours I've been, definitely much worse quality

I had the rudest driver EVER on the Red Bus tour. He should not be permitted to work with the…read morepublic. I wanted to kick him in the nuts. I switched to the Green Line Tour. The employees are so much nicer and informative. Customer service is fantastic. Stay away from BIG RED @SSHOLE.

As a frequent visitor to Frankfurt, I am convinced that this city offers more than just skyscrapers…read moreand business buzz--it's a city of contrasts waiting to be explored. The tour took us beyond the usual sights, weaving through iconic landmarks like Römerberg, Frankfurt Cathedral, and Carmelite Monastery, while also brushing past modern hubs like MyZeil and Hauptbahnhof. What sets it apart is the personal touch: hidden alleys, local eateries, and stories that reveal the city's layered soul. From the Iron Bridge to Goethe-Haus and Alte Oper, the tour dives deep into Frankfurt's heritage. Whether you're drawn to history, architecture, or global flavors--like the Middle Eastern dishes at Ya Medina or South Indian fare at Saravanaa Bhavan--you'll leave with a richer connection to the city. Known as "Mainhattan" for its skyline and river setting, Frankfurt blends tradition with innovation, making it ideal for short stays, cultural breaks, and day trips. A city of trade, tales, and timeless charm.

I wanted to find an informative walking tour of Frankfurt during a recent visit & found Frankfurt…read moreOn Foot through Yelp. Thank you fellow Yelpers! I read the glowing reviews of the tour guide Dave & was looking forward to meeting him. Upon arrival, Dave was collecting payment (17€) and was answering questions. I told him that I read that he was retired American military & was living in Frankfurt. I asked him how he ended up in Frankfurt & he answered that he followed his love (now his wife). I love cute love stories. Our tour was led by Angeliki, a guide who is specialized in archaeology. She was very knowledgeable & sweet lady. Our tour included architecture details & history of many buildings, a bathroom break & lunch at an inside market that had sandwiches, pastries & a famous lady who makes beef & pork sausages & also makes her own mustard. I had a pork sausage sandwich with mustard. Simple & tasty. I walked around with another fellow traveler & we had post lunch pastries before meeting up with our group. Our tour ended at the burial site of Anne Frank & her family. It was somber but very emotional & moving. Thank you Frankfurt On Foot for an informative & educational tour, which was interesting & enjoyable despite the rain & snow.