Hostel Koblenz

... over in Brussels and our train ride from Belgium to Germany, we managed to catch the last bus to Koblenz Jugendherberge Festung Ehrenbreitstein Jugendgästehaus...hostel???  Tired and unsure of where to get off or how long it would take to get to ...

... to share a little bit more about the various castles we were able to see from the cruise boat whilst traveling  between Ruddesheim and Koblenz whilst on route to Cologne. As it was not possible to to absorb all the information given to us as we were ...

... bit of a tour down the river by boat but didn't get round to it! However, fow two nights I stayed at the hostel in Koblenz in the castle of Festung Ehrenbreitstein, which apparently was the biggest buiding in Europe at one time. It has a quite impressive ...

... of the Rhine. I also took a Rhine River cruise from Koblenz to Rudesheim. While in Rudesheim, I visited Berg Rheinfels castle, a United Nations Heritage site. I then drank with some Australians from the Hostel in Koblenz, finally crashing at 1 or ...

... Western European train services. From Brussels, I hopped on a train to Koblenz, my first official stop in Germany. I arrived in Koblenz at 9:30pm, just enough time to secure my reserved bed at the "Jugendherberge Festung Ehrenbreitstein" hostel in ...

... it was just a small town or if there would at least be civilization. So Saturday morning we got on our two hour train to Koblenz.  It was actually pretty fun, we talked a bunch on the train and listened to music and just kicked back.  Not ...

After our "exciting" one night stay in Frankfurt we caught a bus to Koblenz then decided (well I did, Ken tagged along) to go on a river cruise from Koblenz to Mainz through the Rhine Valley ... there were loads of castles, fields, castles, fields ... oh ...

... , took in the views of the intersection of the Rhine and Mosel rivers, but rather than explore, I headed back to town. Koblenz was charming: cute architecture, great little churches and quiet streets. I spotted my dinner restaurant, but took in the ...

... As it goes, the past couple of days have been nothing special. Unable to find couch-surfers for my next destination, I proceeded to Koblenz. There, one girl I contacted through the site - Nadine - offered to show me around for a few hours before she had ...

This morning we took a boat trip down the Rhine, from Bacharach to Koblenz and back. It was a beautiful sunny day, again.  Though the kids are getting pretty tired of sight-seeing, they seemed to be OK with a day on the boat.  We brought lots ...

... and everyone else was 40 and older...it was still cool though. We saw alot of old Castles along the river. We arrived in Koblenz around 6:00 to meet Chelsea's friends from Germany. It was a good thing that they were there too because at supper (once ...

Everything went well this morning (typical continental breakfast) walking around the mall waiting for our train at 1238, etc.  Since we had reservations on the train it went real ...

... we left the Neckar for the Rhine) and Heidelberg (full of tourists)were next. Followed Rhine to Stockstadt, Bingen and Koblenz. Struggled with the route frequently losing it. Cracking sound coming from the pedals or crankshafts getting worse. The ride ...

... the most amazing scenery i've EVER seen... Hills, mountains, castles passed by every 5 minutes.. the rhine river.. it was amazing. Koblenz is a very historical place but is very modern as well.. we loved it but didn't have enough time there. Then, ...

... Although arriving late to a city or town has its limitations early morning awakenings hold treats and surprises!  As with Koblenz we were delighted. Unopened, we explored outside the castle, following a trail that lead to what appeared to be damaged ...

... outside of Cologne. It was a really relaxed day and that is the way I like it. The sun was shining so we walked the town. Koblenz is the place where the two rivers, Rhine and Moselle, meet. We hung out at a cafe near the waters edge, had a beer and ...

... and on the way to the train station.  Barely made the train.  As recommened by my father, we made a stop in Koblenz to go wine tasting.  some help from a tourist info lady-girl, but nothing definitive about closing times, went back into ...

... time I got to bed it was another case of over 40 hours on the go with no sleep. Saturday 3rd July Up early, train to Koblenz, then a six hour cruise along the Rhine. Six hours was too long, three would have been fine, but the scenery was amazing. It was ...

... center where the escalators were pink and purple and there were neon lights eerywhewre. Very exciting. Okay, so today we went to Koblenz which was full of castles and amzing scenery. We loved it and really wished we could have spent more time there... ...