Remagen

　　Remagen is situated on the left bank of the Rhine River in the district of Ahrweiler, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, only an hour’s drive from Cologne, and is home to the Koblenz University of Applied Sciences.

　　Remagen boasts numerous elegant and well-preserved buildings, sacred churches, graceful castles, and historic monuments, making it a great destination for exploring history. The Apollinaris Church, built between 1839 and 1842 on the site of the former medieval St. Martin's Church, is designed in the Neo-Gothic style, and its exquisite interior frescoes are particularly eye-catching. The Peace Museum, located in the towers of the Remagen Bridge, opened in 1980 and primarily tells the historical story of the Remagen Bridge. The Arp Museum houses mainly the artworks of the Franco-German sculptor Jean Arp, making it a great place to learn about his life and admire his outstanding art.

　　Remagen Reason to visit: A German city rich in historical relics Continent where the attraction is located: Europe Country/Region where the attraction is located: Germany Province/State where the attraction is located: Rhineland-Palatinate City where the attraction is located: Remagen