River Rhine

The River Rhine is a major European waterway that flows approximately 1,230 kilometers from the Swiss Alps through Germany and the Netherlands to the North Sea. It has historically been vital for transportation, trade, and industry. The river passes through scenic landscapes and important cities, serving as a vital ecological and economic corridor. Its basin supports diverse ecosystems and agriculture. The Rhine’s importance extends beyond transportation, playing a key role in regional culture and history, with numerous castles, vineyards, and towns along its banks. It remains one of Europe's most significant and well-known rivers.