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Best side of the Rhine?

DavidDredge

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Just wondered if you had an opinion on which side of the Rhine (east or west) to travel along. We shall be heading south.

I only ask as I assume there are not many crossing points and it would be nice to hit the highlights on our first trip.

David

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Think the west side down to Bingen then ferry (about 5 euro's) across to Rudersheim. Plenty of stelplaze's on route.

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West side route 9 is good for the scenery including the Lorelei rock.

Plenty of stellplatz as well.

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Concur with all the above - Route 9 south out of Koblenz...St. Goar, Lorelei (very good bratwurst stand - schnell-imbiss - here!!), Bacharach, Bingen....through Bingen town then left, over the ferry to Rudesheim...

Enjoy, you lucky people Very Happy

Carl

Reason for change by Carl_n_Flo: spelling...........as usual!!

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teemyob

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I agree with the last two.

We paid €10 for the Bingen ferry. But we were honest and declared all our passengers.

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