Koblenz
Koblenz is situated at the confluence of the
Rhine and the Mosel. There is a spectacular
view of the city from Ehrenbreitsten Castle, well
worth a visit, as is the city itself - good shopping
and plenty of places to eat.
Koblenz, Ehrenbreitstein
Old Postcard, Koblenz, Germany
This huge monument to Kaiser Wilhelm 1 was erected in 1897 at the place known as the Deutsche Eck (literally "German
Corner") where the Rhine and the Moselle meet. ("Coblenz" derives from "confluence"). The statue was destroyed by US
artillery fire in WW2. For many years thereafter a German flag was flown on the site, and in 1993 a local couple donated a
copy of the monument, which stands there today.
This unused postcard shows Ehrenbreitstein Castle - not a good image I'm afraid.
Koblenz, Castorkirche
"The Church of St Castor, founded in 836, is a Romanesque building with four
square towers, which stands in a prominent position opposite the quay at the
junction of the Rhine and Moselle. The church in its present form was erected
during the 12th century, consecrated in 1208 and has recently been carefully
restored, It possesses a fine Gothic groined roof. "
Koblenz, Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial
Another postcard of the Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial...................
Ehrenbreitstein
................and another postcard of Ehrenbreitstein, also unused.
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Koblenz, Ehrenbreitstein
Ehrenbreitstein yet again !
Germany, Koblenz, View
No date for this great view of the confluence of the Mosel and the Rhine.
Another two views of the Deutches Eck and Ehrenbreitstein.
Postcards of the Past
A postcard which commemorates the visit of the Kaiser to Koblenz on 10 and 11
September 1905.
Koblenz, Lohrstrasse
Lohrstrasse.
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