Castles Along the Rhine River: From Bingen to Koblenz | Germany's Upper Middle Rhine Valley by Drone

Join us on a romantic journey along the Rhine - from Bingen to Koblenz! Our drone-mounted camera takes you to castles and palaces, as well as the Lorelei - the rock steeped in myth and legend. These are our stops:
00:00 Intro / Upper Middle Rhine Valley
00:38 Klopp Castle, Bingen
01:04 Mouse Tower, Bingen
01:46 Niederwald Monument, Rüdesheim
02:15 Rheinstein Castle, Trechtingshausen
02:52 Stahleck Castle, Bacharach
03:23 Pfalzgrafenstein Castle, Falkenau island near Kaub
03:51 Loreley Rock, St. Goarshausen
04:27 Katz Castle, St. Goarshausen
04:54 Maus Castle, St. Goarshausen
05:08 Rheinfels Castle, St. Goar
05:34 Marksburg Castle, Braubach
06:01 Stolzenfels Castle, Koblenz
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[@ganeshmarathe8404]

Germany is a wonderful country and beauty of German culture

[@suprememaster7339]

I was, with family and friends, in this trip in 2017. I had my birthday during that trip. It's such a wonderful memory...

[@jamesrobinson6382]

This part of Germany is so beautiful. Lovely video too.

[@claiborneeastjr4129]

It is heartwarming to see these magnificent castles/fortresses rebuilt/restored to almost original, pristine condition. They deserve it, and hopefully will be kept in their pristine state. What a beautiful area of a beautiful country. No wonder so many fairy tales originated here!

[@KostenfreiGratis]

Always a nice for a motorcycle tour from Cologne to Rüdesheim 👌

[@MausTheGerman]

Greetings from Koblenz, my home town ❤

[@deedoyle4069]

Greetings back to you in Koblentz. My Father was born in Boppard am Rhein, and on my 50th birthday, brought me to Oktoberfest, on my birthday. Now I am 85, and the wonderful memories enjoyed there with my Cousins light up my heart often. Nickenig Family!

[@MausTheGerman]

@@deedoyle4069 wonderful message! Thanks a lot! All best wishes from Koblenz 🇩🇪😊

[@user-lr5gq4fd8n]

Danke für das tolle Video. Ich liebe Schlösser in Deutschland. Sie schaffen eine besondere Gemütlichkeit und einen einzigartigen Geschmack des Landes. Schlösser sind von außen schön. Aber wie aufregend ist es, sie von innen zu studieren, besonders wenn es Ihnen gelungen ist, ihren inneren Inhalt zu retten oder neu zu erstellen. Am besten hat mir die Architektur und Lage gefallen 🏰 Stolzenfels bei Koblenz. Ich sah schöne Utensilien, schöne Gemälde und Möbel von schönen Boudoirs, Schlafzimmern, Bibliotheken, Büros ... Oh, wie schön der Rittersaal mit Buntglasfenstern, roten Samtstühlen um einen mit Geschirr gedeckten Tisch, Armbrüsten über einem großen Kamin , und Ritter, die den Frieden der Burg bewachen. Der Innenhof mit bunten Blumen, ein friedlich murmelnder Brunnen, der Blick von der Aussichtsplattform auf den Rhein, die Spitzen der neugotischen Türmchen sind ungewöhnlich gut. Mit meiner reichen Vorstellungskraft, nachdem ich die Schwelle eines gemütlichen Schlosses überschritten hatte, fühlte ich sofort eine starke Beteiligung👑...eine separate Geschichte über die außergewöhnliche Schönheit Lorelai🧜‍♀️ Liebe

[@DWTravel]

Wir freuen uns sehr, dass dir das Video gefallen hat! Danke für deinen Kommentar!

[@al_mundo_today]

Beautiful! thank you for sharing 👌💖

[@fatmanursaroglu121]

I admire the way you protect the monuments.I feel I went to Middleage:) I love your vids.

[@insideeurope]

Such a beautiful part of the Rhine!

[@Kuchnia645]

I was in Poland. Trip by the Wisła on ponton, that was wanderful memory

[@vant83]

Hiken earlier this October between the town I was staying (Steeg), Burg Stahleck, then down to Bacharach, then up to Heinrich-Heine-Blick and all the way along the wonderful trail to Oberwesel. Was a dream come true, took a lot of pictures and hope to get back, to hike all the route from Bingen to Koblenz.

[@user-mp9zm2to9u]

It is very enjoyable watching this video.I am going to travel any time

[@muhammadaftabalam168]

Lucky to visit this beautiful Rhine valley

[@PAWfessionalTennis]

It's so beautiful. I love in Bonn, not too far from Koblenz. Today I went to the Drachenfels (dragon rock) mountain next to the Rhine with a palace and some old castle ruins on it

[@CAP198462]

A soldier of the legion lay dying in Algiers…. I was born in Bingen on the Rhine.
Can’t hear that town without thinking of that poem.

[@deedoyle4069]

Bingen, Delightful! My family is from Boppard am Rhein. Greeting!

[@s8theninjawarrior916]

1:04 that's clearly what inspired "a tower full of mice" in the Witcher 3

[@Flovus]

Nice touch: the melody from 4:15 is an adaptation of Silcher's score to Heine's Loreley poem ("Ich weiß nicht, was soll es bedeuten")

[@wardaakhtar8375]

WOOW, Spectacular

[@mjstamildocumentary]

I have been to Germany back in 2018, I which I had know this place back then.

[@pianistmanoj5780]

People only think of Berlin, Frankfurt, Hamburg and few of such well-known cities!!

[@vanditkhanna7477]

that was a great video😍

[@DWTravel]

Thank you!

[@vijaysaroj7868]

So nice video

[@vince_votan]

count william von KATZENELNBOGEN!!! i'm crying over here!

[@andrzejkulinski1886]

On the roof of Katz Castle you can see a stupid face.
On the roof of Klopp Castle you can see a sinister face.
That's an observation made by my student of English - Kuba.

[@timothycabotaje2821]

The end of WWII following by the Ludendorff Bridge collasped on March 17. But the only same history war.

[@tombombadil9123]

Lorelai rock has been a danger for shipping from time immemorial. there is a dangerous promontory at the base of that cliff which is deceptively covered by ovelaping waves of the Rhine. even with modern technology ships find it difficult to navigate this bit. last major accident happend in 2011 when a barge with sulphuric acid capsized

[@DWTravel]

Yes, that's really a phenomenon!

[@stefanborkos]

Wij zagen vele.

[@TravelonlineWalk]

Fantastic, New sub + bell 🔔 Greetings from Travel Online

[@mister4593]

Rhine

Prekratke su scene.

[@YedolfWesler]

Blood from West of the Rhine.

[@dej1971]

I leave a like here! and maybe you like to check out some smaller castles! there are a lot in germany! more than 40.000!!

[@teo4609]

Lukas sometimes sounds brit but sometimes American hahaha

[@stanleysandeep]

All those castle and structure pronunciations sound as if food got stuck in the throat when they were named...😄

[@DWTravel]

Just German.. 😉

[@FrankTichnor-un4td]

Kodak unlimited

[@FrankTichnor-un4td]

Intel Darmnstadt

[@Syntaxter]

1 á um english zu lernen

[@aresee8208]

In my opinion, the Marksburg is the best (and a truly original) Rhein castle, while the Pfaltzgrafenstein is the most picturesque. On the other hand, the Mäuseturm is a phony and a huge disappointment. In my opinion...