Kleiner Riesen Koblenz

Kaiserin-Augusta-Anlagen 18 Koblenz, Rhineland-Palatinate, 56068, Germany

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What a Blast

A travel blog entry by kfbuchsbaum

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... as well as showing us the core of the city, founded by the Romans. Most of Koblenz has been beautifully reconstructed since WW2, much of it since the mid-80s. They have very successfully mixed old and new with reconstructed and managed not to lose the threads of their interesting history.

I loved the whimsy of the city – including the Napoleonic-era Schangelbrunnen, "The ...

Day 51 - Koblenz

A travel blog entry by emkay100

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... that site.

For the past 6 months, until the end of September, Koblenz hosted BUGA 2011. This is the European Flower show and a different city hosts each year. They were clearing away the exhibits as the weather gets too cold to have the displays. Apparently it was a huge success.

We then went on a tour a Marksburg Castle. It was one we should have seen in the morning. By now, the fog has lifted and it was lovely sitting high on the ...

Day 50 - Rudesheim

A travel blog entry by emkay100

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... suicide on that very day. Quite sad really. They only grow Riesling grapes and we tasted three different versions – the first was quite dry, then a bit sweeter and lastly a late-picked spatlese. We went to different rooms for each tasting and so we got a castle tour as well as a wine tasting. In the last room (the main Dining room) the wallpaper was made of embossed leather and was very unusual – there are only three examples of this type of wallpaper still ...

Steins, Wines and grandma's place.

A travel blog entry by iancarmen

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... br> headed to the coach.


Just after 4.30pm we left the city and started
our way towards the Rhine valley. I was admiring the scenery, while
everyone was asleep. We arrived in the town of St Goar about 5.30pm,
had a bit of time to look around then we went to the stein shop. Here
they had lots of steins of many varieties and sizes. They also had
Berlin wall steins. We got a bit of a talk by the owner on what ...

The Romantic Middle Rhine

A travel blog entry by glenn_donna

... about the strategic importance since Roman times.There are many lovely parks lining the banks of the river along with attractive streets and squares filled with cafes and bars. Again we are in shock when we took a rest and enjoy a local mug of beer or wine how inexpensive it is. Back to the ship in time to get ready for dinner as we are leaving port at six to sail to Cologne. Have uploaded today's pics to the dropbox site. Cheers, Glenn and ...

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