Museum of Koblenz

The Museum of Koblenz is a regional history museum located in the city where the Rhine and Moselle rivers meet, displaying artifacts from different periods and works by regional creators. The galleries show archaeological objects, crafted pieces, and paintings that span thousands of years of the city's past.

The institution opened in 1956 as a response to preserve the long history of this strategically important site where two major rivers converge. Since its founding, it has expanded its collections to include new archaeological discoveries and research.

The collections feature medieval craftwork and regional artworks that shaped the city's identity. Visitors experience how local artisans and artists influenced the cultural character of the area.

The galleries are accessible for visitors with reduced mobility, and you can spend one or more hours depending on your interests. Information panels are available in German, and guided tours for school groups can be arranged in advance.

The collection includes rare Roman coins and jewelry pieces discovered in the city that reveal how important this location was in ancient times. These objects date from when the region served as a trade crossroads between the Mediterranean and Northern Europe.

Location: Koblenz

Inception: 1956

Official opening: 1956

Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible

Website: http://landesmuseumkoblenz.de

GPS coordinates: 50.36413,7.61447

Latest update: December 11, 2025 11:07