Drosselgasse
Cobblestone alley about 2 metres wide and roughly 144 metres long, filled with wine taverns, live music and small shops, between the Rhine promenade and the Oberstraße.
Hesse · Germany
In the destination Frankfurt and the Rhine Valley.
In the photo: Niederwalddenkmal, Rüdesheim am Rhein
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The city
Rüdesheim am Rhein is the wine town that opens the Middle Rhine Valley on the Hesse side, opposite Bingen. It has the Drosselgasse, an alley of taverns with live music, the cable car over the vineyards up to the Niederwalddenkmal, the mechanical instrument museum at the Brömserhof, the Abtei St. Hildegard high on the vineyards, and the quay for boats that go down the Rhine toward the Loreley.
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The local experience
Cobblestone alley about 2 metres wide and roughly 144 metres long, filled with wine taverns, live music and small shops, between the Rhine promenade and the Oberstraße.
38-metre monument featuring the statue of Germania, erected between 1877 and 1883 on the hill above the vineyards, with views over the Rhine and Bingen. Reachable by cable car in season.
Museum with more than 400 self-playing musical instruments, from music boxes to orchestrions, presented in a guided visit at the Brömserhof, a 15th-century manor house.
Benedictine abbey of nuns above the vineyards of Eibingen, heir to the convents of Santa Hildegarda de Bingen, with a church painted in the Beuron style, a shop and a winery.