RHEIN-NAHE TOURISTIK BACHARACH
Possible use of the thler / discount
Service available on request from the partner company.
Availability of thalers
Yes, the thaler motiv „Wernerkapelle“ is available on site.
Contact information
Rhein-Nahe Touristik Bacharach
Oberstraße 10
D-55422 Bacharach
Phone: +49 6743 919303
Fax: +49 6743 919304
E-mail: info(at)rhein-nahe-touristik.de
Web: rhein-nahe-touristik.de/en/
Opening times
Monday - Friday: 09:00 a.m - 13:00 p.m
Saturday, Sunday and public holidays closed
Additional partner nearby
Further thaler motifs at the location and surroundings
Picture credits
Photos © Rhein-Nahe Touristik
– Blick auf Bacharach
– Marktplatz
– Stadtmauer mit Häusern
– Altkölnischer Hof
– Im Malerwinkel
– Burg Stahleck
– Burg Sooneck
– Ruine Fürstenberg
– Burgruine Stahlberg
– Blick auf Rhein mit Raddampfer Goethe
Photo © Stadt Bacharach
– Wernerkapelle
Photo © Weingut Kauer
– Weingut Dr. Kauer
Photo © Markus Heidrich
– Weingut Karl Heidrich
Photo © Weingut Ratzenberger
– Weingut Ratzenberger
Photo © Weingut Pia Stassen
– Weingut Pia Stassen
Rhein-Nahe Touristik Bacharach
Oberstraße 10
D-55422 Bacharach
Phone: +49 6743 919303
Fax: +49 6743 919304
E-mail: info(at)rhein-nahe-touristik.de
Web: rhein-nahe-touristik.de/en/
Bacharach was first mentioned in a document in 871. Bacharach owes its reputation to its viniculture and wine trade from time immemorial. Even in the Middle Ages, the town had a worldwide reputation as the main staple of the Middle Rhine, Nahe and Rheingau wines and was one of the most famous wine towns.
Bacharach is the tourist centre of the municipality. The medieval townscape with the old town fortifications, Stahleck Castle (one of the most beautiful youth hostels in the Rhine Valley), the Gothic Werner Chapel and the Stahlberg ruins in the Steeg district attracted travellers early on. An extensive network of hiking trails, boat trips on the Rhine, wine tasting, cosy restaurants and hotels offer guests a varied range of recreation and relaxation.