Trierer Hof Koblenz

Clemensstrasse 1 Koblenz, Rhineland-Palatinate, 56068, Germany

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What a Blast

A travel blog entry by kfbuchsbaum

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... can see in these pictures, you would see gravel, not rocks on the shores of the Rhine.

While we were on the Rhine, our ship repositioned to Boppard the better to avoid the Koblenz evacuation and bomb disarmament scheduled for this weekend. We did get to see the area where the 1.8 ton bomb, and its smaller companions, are buried in the shallow water and mud. Sometimes, truth is stranger than ...

Night visit - too cold for me!

A travel blog entry by pegariah

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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 ...

Weekend Seven: Koblenz

A travel blog entry by erikailc

... table and talked for a long time which was very nice and relaxing. I loved listening to everyone speak German and my mom talking with everyone, this definitely made me want to get better at Deutsch! Around 11, Julia arrived, and we went to bed. The next morning we got up and again had a wonderful breakfast buffet! I'm getting spoiled with all this good food! Next weekend is going to be hard with no German breakfasts!! But I had rolls, ...

Bacharach day 2-3

A travel blog entry by erblair

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... there is another castle. Rhinefels is huge and very interesting. It is only 1/3 as big as original because after it was no longer in use it was a source of building stone for the town. Jack and I get lost in the many tunnels and have to use our candles we bought in the museum shop for exploring. We head to town for lunch but a bakery reaches out and captures us. Elaine and I buy ...

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