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Koblenz mainly uses an extensive bus network operated by EVM (Energieversorgung Mittelrhein). This system is integrated into the larger regional VRM (Verkehrsverbund Rhein-Mosel) transport association, covering the surrounding areas. The VRM network allows seamless travel not only within Koblenz but also to nearby towns and attractions using a single ticketing system.
The main bus hub in Koblenz is the Zentraler Omnibusbahnhof (ZOB), located directly outside Koblenz Hauptbahnhof (Hbf). Most bus lines converge here, making transfers easy. Route maps are available at major bus stops, the Tourist Information Center (at Forum Confluentes), and via the VRM app. Digital displays at major stops provide real-time bus arrivals.
€3.10 (approx.). Valid for one journey (90 min) within Zone 100. Allows transfers between bus lines in one direction.
€8.20 (approx.). Unlimited rides within Zone 100 until 3 AM next day. Good value for more than two trips in a single day.
€12.50 (approx.). Valid for up to 5 people within Zone 100 until 3 AM next day. Economical for groups of three or more.
Buses generally run from approximately 5:00 AM until midnight.
Frequent services (typically every 10-20 minutes) on main routes during peak hours.
Service frequency is reduced on weekends and public holidays; some routes may have limited operations.
Always check the VRM app or posted schedules for specific route times, especially during off-peak hours or late at night.
Taxis and ride-sharing services offer convenient, door-to-door transportation, especially when time is limited or you are carrying luggage.
Koblenz's Old Town (Altstadt) is largely pedestrianized, ideal for leisurely walking. The Rhine and Moselle promenades offer extensive, flat, and scenic routes.
Guided walking tours of the Altstadt are available through the Koblenz Tourist Information Center, often offered in English. Self-guided tours can be done with maps.
Koblenz has an excellent network of dedicated cycling paths, especially along the rivers. These paths are generally flat, well-paved, and separate from vehicle traffic.
Koblenz offers unique and memorable modes of transport that are attractions in themselves.
Newer public transport vehicles (buses) are often low-floor and equipped with ramps.
Accessible for wheelchairs & strollers.
The fortress is accessible via the cable car. Many routes within the complex are accessible.
Check specific venue details.
The cobblestone streets and historic nature of the Old Town can present challenges for wheelchair users.
Uneven surfaces may occur.
Koblenz offers varied transportation. Embrace walking and cycling for scenic beauty.
Leverage public transport for efficiency. Enjoy seamless movement throughout your visit.
