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Mannheim, Baden-Württemberg
Germany
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What time does Rheinfähre open?
Rheinfähre opens at 5:30 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.Rheinfähre opens at 9:30 AM on Saturday and Sunday.
What time does Rheinfähre close?
Rheinfähre closes at 10:30 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Mon-Fri 5:30 AM - 10:30 PMSat-Sun 9:30 AM - 10:30 PM
Does Rheinfähre have free WiFi?
Yes, Rheinfähre has free WiFi.
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This ferry is a life saver. It saves me 30 minutes along with gas mileage every time I need to make…read morea trip to Wollstein. This ferry is always punctual and the guy who collects the money is super friendly. It cost 4.20 Euro for a one way trip from Oestrich Winkel to Ingelheim (and vice versa) for one passenger in an average sized car. Each additional person in the car you add on 1.30 euro. And they never charge me anything for bringing my dog! Tip: bring cash!!
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1Std. Panorama Fahrt Richtung Osthafenbecken
Flussaufwärts
Im Herbst
.... im Hintergrund links ist das Hotel Höchster Hof zu schauen ...
.... da warten schon neue Fahrgäste ...
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.
Brandy and coffee shots on the top deck during castle watching on the Rhine River.
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Das Sandsteindenkmal "Der Ölberg" findet man im südlichen Teil des Domgartens (bzw. von der Front…read moredes Doms zur rechten Hand), eine steinerne Figurengruppe, die das biblische Geschehen auf dem Jerusalemer Ölberg darstellt. Das Denkmal stammt aus dem 16. Jahrhundert. Ursprünglich befand es sich im Zentrum des Innenhofs des Doms im Kreuzgang, errichtet durch Nikolaus Elser und Hans Seyfer. Es wurde im 19. Jahrhundert versetzt. Das Denkmal ist in gutem Zustand und zeigt eine lebendige Figurenszene.
A stop at Mannheim Hauptbahnhof is surprisingly enjoyable, especially if you have a little time…read morebefore your train departs. Conveniently located right in the heart of downtown Mannheim, it's a very busy station--but also well organized and easy to navigate. What really stands out is the variety of shops throughout the station. From small restaurants and cozy coffee spots to bakeries, Imbiss stands, convenience stores, and even a bookstore--you'll find plenty to browse while you wait. It's perfect for grabbing a quick bite or simply enjoying a bit of window shopping. Another highlight is the large digital departure board (the "Anzeigetafel"), clearly displaying all train connections in the main hall. It makes navigating your journey straightforward and stress-free. Overall, Mannheim Hauptbahnhof is efficient, lively, and offers more than just a place to catch a train--it's a great little hub to explore while passing through.
I got to enjoy Mannheim for a bonus hour after the wonderful folks at Deutsche Bahn delayed my…read moreonward train. I spent the time walking the station waiting areas near the platforms, finding the toilets and then getting another coffee. There is plenty to do here while you're waiting. Coffee, cafes, some shopping, they have a locker area where you can leave your luggage if you're planning to explore Mannheim. The station was easy to navigate with lots of smooth floors, speedy lifts (that don't smell like urine!) though not nearly enough places to sit unless you're a customer of that particular cafe. [Review 21264 overall - 268 in Germany - 229 of 2024.]