St. Goar

St. Goar, idyllically located on the left bank of the Rhine, is a true gem in the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Upper Middle Rhine Valley. The town enchants with its location opposite the famous Loreley rock face and is a charming stop on a convertible tour through Rhineland-Palatinate – especially along the Rhineland Sagenweg (Legends Path).

Sights in St. Goar

An undisputed highlight in St. Goar is the ruin of Rheinfels Castle, which towers high above the town. Once one of the most powerful fortresses on the Rhine, it still impressively conveys the spirit of past centuries. A guided tour through the extensive vaults and corridors offers an especially intense experience of the Middle Ages – with a magnificent panoramic view of the Rhine Valley.

On the opposite bank of the Rhine greets the sister castle Katz near St. Goarshausen. Those who take the car ferry across can enjoy the views from both shores and feel the fascination of the Loreley up close. The famous rock formation, shrouded in myths and legends, is an unforgettable sight, especially at sunset.

The charming old town of St. Goar invites visitors to linger in small cafes, wine taverns, and shops. Here, one feels the close connection to Rhine romanticism that captivated poets and artists as far back as the 19th century.

Convertible tour through the Upper Middle Rhine Valley

St. Goar is ideally situated for a varied convertible tour that leads through the Upper Middle Rhine Valley – one of the most impressive landscapes in Germany. Along the winding roads above the river, viewpoint follows viewpoint. Between vineyards, rocky outcrops, and picturesque villages, the Rhine can be experienced in all its glory.

The route is not only appealing for drivers but also offers numerous opportunities to stop, marvel, and enjoy – whether it's looking at one of the many castle ruins or tasting a regional Riesling.

Where Rhine Romanticism and Driving Pleasure Meet

St. Goar combines history, nature, and stunning views into a perfect place for a convertible tour. The mighty Rheinfels, the proximity to the Loreley, and the impressive location in the Middle Rhine Valley make the place an experience that is wonderfully enjoyed openly with the wind in your hair.