Hotel Rheinkrone Koblenz
Rudolf-Breitscheid Str. 23 Koblenz, Rhineland-Palatinate, 56077, Germany
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What a Blast
... mascot who statue adorns a local fountain (and whose likeness is on the manhole covers). Another favorite was the comical face on the clock in the main square, whose eyes move constantly back & forth and whose tongue sticks out, four times a day, to mark the time.
We saw the small Christmas markets scattered around town, but did not get to linger since the rain began to come down really ...
Night visit - too cold for me!
Bob went into Koblenz on a walkabout with other cruisers about 8:30 this evening. Since the temperature was around 36 F, I knew I would just freeze to death. He came back safe and sound but his pictures were quite dark, but there are a few for viewing. The ship spent the night docked at Koblenz but we didn't wake up in time to get any day pictures. There are three pictures of Bonn plus some shots of Remagen Bridge - crucial to the Allies ...
Day 51 - Koblenz
... s largest. This is mostly still intact.
At the intersection of the rivers there is a very large statue of Kaiser Wilhelm 1 on a horse. The original statue was damaged by a bomb during the war, and then in its place the people of Koblenz erected a monument about the desire to reunite both parts of Germany. When the Berlin wall was demolished, there was no need for this monument anymore. So the town decided to recast the original statue and return ...
Weekend Seven: Koblenz
... so maybe that will help her learn a little English!! And hopefully when I see her again I will be able to speak better German! Otherwise most of the trip people had to translate for me. Doni was very good at this and because she speaks really good English, I knew what everyone was saying so that also helped! After we had out hot chocolate, we walked back to the hotel for dinner. I got tortellini and red wine which was very good! We sat ...
Bacharach day 2-3
10/8-9/2011 Bacharach -Rich
They have buffet dinners at the castle so we opt in. Petzel (sinker noodles is what we used to call them back at home) and turkey goulash, salad, bread, pudding, marscapone with fruit (really good), and rice pudding with cinnamon sugar. We meet Mark from Redding, a painting contractor who's kids are grown so he is traveling for a few months by ...



