Kehl is the German part of the metropolitan region centred on the French city of Strasbourg. The two cities are divided by the River Rhine, but connected by a pedestrian bridge (the Passerelle des Deux Rives), and by road, rail and tram links. Because of its geographic location, over the course of history, Kehl has been attacked, destroyed and rebuilt many times. After the First and Second World Wars, the city was part of France for several years.

The city is in the mouth of the Baden Rhine valley, a few kilometres from the confluence of the Kinzig into the Rhine

• 48.5677.87021 Kork. picturesque suburb, formerly an independent town, has several historic buildings, and its own railway station.  

For long distance travel, see Strasbourg.

• 48.56367.814721 Water tower (Wasserturm). A landmark.  
• 48.5721497.813372 Town Hall (Rathaus). Weinbrenner style. 
• 48.56767.79963 Two Shores Garden (Garten der zwei Ufer / Jardin des Deux Rives). A park straddling the border with an impressive pedestrian bridge over the Rhine. 
• 48.569057.803654 Passerelle des Deux Rives (Passerelle Mimram). The banks of the Rhine in Kehl and Strasbourg are connected by this cable-stayed bridge designed the French architect Mimram and opened in 2004. It is considered a work of contemporary art. 
• St. Nepomuk Altrhein. Church. 
• 48.5654117.8717535 Deutsches Epilepsiemuseum (Museum of Epilepsy). (updated May 2020)
• 48.565487.809556 Weißtannenturm. 24/7. An observation tower with views of the Rhine, the Black Forest, and France. Free of charge. (updated May 2023)

• 48.5652257.8087161 DJH Jugendherberge Kehl, Altrheinweg 11, ☏ +49 7851 2330. (updated Jan 2016)

• Strasbourg, which lies adjacent.
• Offenburg