City Partner Top Htl Kraemer Koblenz

Es ist seltsam, wie schnell die Zeit vergeht.. Wie oft habe ich euch versprochen zu schreiben, anzurufen oder einen blog zu verfassen. Ich denke oft an euch und es ist schön zu wissen, dass es euch genauso geht. <br><br>Schon seit fast einem halben Jahr lebe, wohne und atme ich diesen wundervollen ...

... are exactly what you picture when you think of a little german town... I bet it´s beautiful here at Christmas. That afternoon, to stay dry, we did some wine tasting. They are famous for their Reisling here and have it in dry (trocken) half dry (halftrocken) and sweet (liebich... maybe). Bacharach has some really good wines.<br>The next morning the sun had come out so we decided to take a bike ride up to the next town, St. Goar. From there, we ...

This is not a great adventure, more a welcome back.<br><br>It is great to be back in Villiprott to visit our old friends since the 70ies. Now I have been staying with them for two weeks and we have done a lot of different things. This part of Germany have many interesting places to visit, both nature and culture.<br>

... walking tour will highlight the appeal of Koblenz &#8211; its romantic narrow streets and historical squares, the picturesque alleyways and fountains in the old quarter and the 12th century churches of St. Florin and Our Lady.<!--EndFragment-->"<br><br>(To be continued)<br>

So well I on my way to Bremen I had a 2 hour stop in Koblentz and it was 11 at night. I wish I could say I went and partied hard but I didn't. I tried, I followed some spot lights in the sky but those were to far to walk to so I just walked around a few blocks and found a dinner/bar and had a few ...

... middle of town. So amazing and I see why it was highly recommended in the travel book. The pictures and movies I have do it no justice. Yet after I arrived at Koblenz I had to switch trains for Trier and then traveled down the Mosel to Trier and the Mosel River was just as beautiful with many more vineyards and rolling hills. I really love traveling by train.

... the fireworks rockets. <br><br>The fireworks take place shortly after night fall. First the river boats arrive. At St. Goars, I counted about 50 of these ships. As the night was pitch black, the lights from the boats appeared like little tea lights on the Rhine. That alone was an amazing sight. <br><br>Then the fireworks start. On this Saturday, 19.09.2009 in St. Goars, the event ...

Straight from finishing work with COLT, I went to V festival. No pics, and you can get stories directly, but I then flew straight out on Monday to meet Philip, Lawrence and Elias in Germany to catch up on Philip's stag do. The plan is a week-long tour through Epernay &amp; Reims France (I missed that bit), Köln, Kerpen, Nürberg etc through ...

... one person our whole time in Germany who didn&#8217;t speak English and it was at this café. But pointing to the item on the menu was fine and we enjoyed another glass of wine before our train. <br> <br>The train was a short 15-minute ride back to Koblenz. No one checked our ticket on this or any other train journey in Germany, but they checked every time in Belgium and the Netherlands. Once we ...

... a couple of passengers because the current was so strong. The next day we drove up the Mosel river to a town called Cochem. The Rhein and Mosel rivers both meet at Koblenz. We visited a castle up there and saw a lady with a falcon doing a dispaly for children. It was interesting to watch. Oh, and we stopped for coffee when we arrived and before we left. Manfred needs his coffee breaks! Thursday we packed up and headed to the Netherlands. Manfred and Mieke have a caravan up there. Meike ...