Spectacular spectacle at the end
Geyser eruption as impressive final act
The geyser eruption in Andernach is probably the most spectacular natural spectacle on the Middle Rhine. During your Museum visit you learned how the phenomenon works. But now it's time for the big show. Until the time of the eruption, you will enjoy the Namedyer Werth Peninsula, where the geyser is located - a beautiful nature reserve right on the banks of the Rhine.
Even from a distance you can see the copper-red stones lying around the geyser. You watch in anticipation as it begins to bubble. Then you hear it bubbling and hissing, and then the time has come. With tremendous pressure, the water fountain shoots 60 metres into the sky. Astonished "Ohhs" and "Ahhs" murmur through the groups of visitors and underline the impressive experience.
At Namedyer Werth you spend a total of around 45 minutes, of which the geyser eruption itself takes about 15 minutes. Unlike its "hot water colleagues", the geyser water in Andernach only about 20 °C warm, hence the name cold-water geyser. So feel free to get up close and take a sip. You can rarely enjoy such fresh, natural mineral water.
A spectacle of nature
Experience up close
