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View of the fort Ehrenbreitstein at Koblenz. The fortification, which has existed since the 16. century, was used by the Prussian army and is now owned by the state of Rhineland-Palatinate. It houses the State Museum Koblenz, the hostel Koblenz, the memorial of the German land forces as well as various administrative agencies. Today the fortress is a UNESCO World Heritage Upper Middle Rhine Valley, and cultural property protected under the Hague Convention

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KOBLENZ 18.07.2017 View of the fort Ehrenbreitstein at Koblenz in the state rhineland palatinate. The fortification, which has existed since the 16. century, was used by the Prussian army and is now owned by the state of Rhineland-Palatinate. It houses the State Museum Koblenz, the hostel Koblenz, the memorial of the German land forces as well as various administrative agencies. Today the fortress is a UNESCO World Heritage Upper Middle Rhine Valley, and cultural property protected under the Hague Convention
Photo ID: 333094

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Photo: Alfons Rath
   
View of the fort Ehrenbreitstein at Koblenz in the state rhineland palatinate. The fortification, which has existed since the 16. century, was used by the Prussian army and is now owned by the state of Rhineland-Palatinate. It houses the State Museum Koblenz, the hostel Koblenz, the memorial of the German land forces as well as various administrative agencies. Today the fortress is a UNESCO World Heritage Upper Middle Rhine Valley, and cultural property protected under the Hague Convention
KOBLENZ 18.07.2017 View of the fort Ehrenbreitstein at Koblenz in the state rhineland palatinate. The fortification, which has existed since the 16. century, was used by the Prussian army and is now owned by the state of Rhineland-Palatinate. It houses the State Museum Koblenz, the hostel Koblenz, the memorial of the German land forces as well as various administrative agencies. Today the fortress is a UNESCO World Heritage Upper Middle Rhine Valley, and cultural property protected under the Hague Convention
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Photo: Alfons Rath
   
View of the fort Ehrenbreitstein at Koblenz in the state rhineland palatinate. The fortification, which has existed since the 16. century, was used by the Prussian army and is now owned by the state of Rhineland-Palatinate. It houses the State Museum Koblenz, the hostel Koblenz, the memorial of the German land forces as well as various administrative agencies. Today the fortress is a UNESCO World Heritage Upper Middle Rhine Valley, and cultural property protected under the Hague Convention
KOBLENZ 10.09.2015 View of the fort Ehrenbreitstein at Koblenz. The fortification, which has existed since the 16. century, was used by the Prussian army and is now owned by the state of Rhineland-Palatinate. It houses the State Museum Koblenz, the hostel Koblenz, the memorial of the German land forces as well as various administrative agencies. Today the fortress is a UNESCO World Heritage Upper Middle Rhine Valley, and cultural property protected under the Hague Convention
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Photo: Alfons Rath
   
View of the fort Ehrenbreitstein at Koblenz. The fortification, which has existed since the 16. century, was used by the Prussian army and is now owned by the state of Rhineland-Palatinate. It houses the State Museum Koblenz, the hostel Koblenz, the memorial of the German land forces as well as various administrative agencies. Today the fortress is a UNESCO World Heritage Upper Middle Rhine Valley, and cultural property protected under the Hague Convention
KOBLENZ 10.09.2015 View of the fort Ehrenbreitstein at Koblenz. The fortification, which has existed since the 16. century, was used by the Prussian army and is now owned by the state of Rhineland-Palatinate. It houses the State Museum Koblenz, the hostel Koblenz, the memorial of the German land forces as well as various administrative agencies. Today the fortress is a UNESCO World Heritage Upper Middle Rhine Valley, and cultural property protected under the Hague Convention
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View of the fort Ehrenbreitstein at Koblenz. The fortification, which has existed since the 16. century, was used by the Prussian army and is now owned by the state of Rhineland-Palatinate. It houses the State Museum Koblenz, the hostel Koblenz, the memorial of the German land forces as well as various administrative agencies. Today the fortress is a UNESCO World Heritage Upper Middle Rhine Valley, and cultural property protected under the Hague Convention
KOBLENZ 10.09.2015 View of the fort Ehrenbreitstein at Koblenz. The fortification, which has existed since the 16. century, was used by the Prussian army and is now owned by the state of Rhineland-Palatinate. It houses the State Museum Koblenz, the hostel Koblenz, the memorial of the German land forces as well as various administrative agencies. Today the fortress is a UNESCO World Heritage Upper Middle Rhine Valley, and cultural property protected under the Hague Convention
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View of the fort Ehrenbreitstein at Koblenz. The fortification, which has existed since the 16. century, was used by the Prussian army and is now owned by the state of Rhineland-Palatinate. It houses the State Museum Koblenz, the hostel Koblenz, the memorial of the German land forces as well as various administrative agencies. Today the fortress is a UNESCO World Heritage Upper Middle Rhine Valley, and cultural property protected under the Hague Convention
KOBLENZ 10.09.2015 View of the fort Ehrenbreitstein at Koblenz. The fortification, which has existed since the 16. century, was used by the Prussian army and is now owned by the state of Rhineland-Palatinate. It houses the State Museum Koblenz, the hostel Koblenz, the memorial of the German land forces as well as various administrative agencies. Today the fortress is a UNESCO World Heritage Upper Middle Rhine Valley, and cultural property protected under the Hague Convention
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View of the fort Ehrenbreitstein at Koblenz. The fortification, which has existed since the 16. century, was used by the Prussian army and is now owned by the state of Rhineland-Palatinate. It houses the State Museum Koblenz, the hostel Koblenz, the memorial of the German land forces as well as various administrative agencies. Today the fortress is a UNESCO World Heritage Upper Middle Rhine Valley, and cultural property protected under the Hague Convention
KOBLENZ 10.09.2015 View of the fort Ehrenbreitstein at Koblenz. The fortification, which has existed since the 16. century, was used by the Prussian army and is now owned by the state of Rhineland-Palatinate. It houses the State Museum Koblenz, the hostel Koblenz, the memorial of the German land forces as well as various administrative agencies. Today the fortress is a UNESCO World Heritage Upper Middle Rhine Valley, and cultural property protected under the Hague Convention
Photo ID: 251588

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View of the fort Ehrenbreitstein at Koblenz. The fortification, which has existed since the 16. century, was used by the Prussian army and is now owned by the state of Rhineland-Palatinate. It houses the State Museum Koblenz, the hostel Koblenz, the memorial of the German land forces as well as various administrative agencies. Today the fortress is a UNESCO World Heritage Upper Middle Rhine Valley, and cultural property protected under the Hague Convention
KOBLENZ 24.07.2012 View of the fort Ehrenbreitstein across from the mouth of the Moselle near Koblenz. The fortification, which has existed since the 16. century, was used by the Prussian army until 1918 and is now owned by the state of Rhineland-Palatinate. It houses the State Museum Koblenz, the hostel Koblenz, the memorial of the German land forces as well as various administrative agencies. Since 2002, the fortress is a UNESCO World Heritage Upper Middle Rhine Valley, and cultural property protected under the Hague Convention
Photo ID: 164256

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View of the fort Ehrenbreitstein across from the mouth of the Moselle near Koblenz. The fortification, which has existed since the 16. century, was used by the Prussian army until 1918 and is now owned by the state of Rhineland-Palatinate. It houses the State Museum Koblenz, the hostel Koblenz, the memorial of the German land forces as well as various administrative agencies. Since 2002, the fortress is a UNESCO World Heritage Upper Middle Rhine Valley, and cultural property protected under the Hague Convention
KOBLENZ 24.07.2012 View of the fort Ehrenbreitstein across from the mouth of the Moselle near Koblenz. The fortification, which has existed since the 16. century, was used by the Prussian army until 1918 and is now owned by the state of Rhineland-Palatinate. It houses the State Museum Koblenz, the hostel Koblenz, the memorial of the German land forces as well as various administrative agencies. Since 2002, the fortress is a UNESCO World Heritage Upper Middle Rhine Valley, and cultural property protected under the Hague Convention
Photo ID: 164257

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View of the fort Ehrenbreitstein across from the mouth of the Moselle near Koblenz. The fortification, which has existed since the 16. century, was used by the Prussian army until 1918 and is now owned by the state of Rhineland-Palatinate. It houses the State Museum Koblenz, the hostel Koblenz, the memorial of the German land forces as well as various administrative agencies. Since 2002, the fortress is a UNESCO World Heritage Upper Middle Rhine Valley, and cultural property protected under the Hague Convention
KOBLENZ 24.07.2012 View of the fort Ehrenbreitstein across from the mouth of the Moselle near Koblenz. The fortification, which has existed since the 16. century, was used by the Prussian army until 1918 and is now owned by the state of Rhineland-Palatinate. It houses the State Museum Koblenz, the hostel Koblenz, the memorial of the German land forces as well as various administrative agencies. Since 2002, the fortress is a UNESCO World Heritage Upper Middle Rhine Valley, and cultural property protected under the Hague Convention
Photo ID: 164258

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View of the fort Ehrenbreitstein across from the mouth of the Moselle near Koblenz. The fortification, which has existed since the 16. century, was used by the Prussian army until 1918 and is now owned by the state of Rhineland-Palatinate. It houses the State Museum Koblenz, the hostel Koblenz, the memorial of the German land forces as well as various administrative agencies. Since 2002, the fortress is a UNESCO World Heritage Upper Middle Rhine Valley, and cultural property protected under the Hague Convention
KOBLENZ 24.07.2012 View of the fort Ehrenbreitstein across from the mouth of the Moselle near Koblenz. The fortification, which has existed since the 16. century, was used by the Prussian army until 1918 and is now owned by the state of Rhineland-Palatinate. It houses the State Museum Koblenz, the hostel Koblenz, the memorial of the German land forces as well as various administrative agencies. Since 2002, the fortress is a UNESCO World Heritage Upper Middle Rhine Valley, and cultural property protected under the Hague Convention
Photo ID: 164259

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View of the fort Ehrenbreitstein across from the mouth of the Moselle near Koblenz. The fortification, which has existed since the 16. century, was used by the Prussian army until 1918 and is now owned by the state of Rhineland-Palatinate. It houses the State Museum Koblenz, the hostel Koblenz, the memorial of the German land forces as well as various administrative agencies. Since 2002, the fortress is a UNESCO World Heritage Upper Middle Rhine Valley, and cultural property protected under the Hague Convention
KOBLENZ 24.07.2012 View of the fort Ehrenbreitstein across from the mouth of the Moselle near Koblenz. The fortification, which has existed since the 16. century, was used by the Prussian army until 1918 and is now owned by the state of Rhineland-Palatinate. It houses the State Museum Koblenz, the hostel Koblenz, the memorial of the German land forces as well as various administrative agencies. Since 2002, the fortress is a UNESCO World Heritage Upper Middle Rhine Valley, and cultural property protected under the Hague Convention
Photo ID: 164260

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View of the fort Ehrenbreitstein across from the mouth of the Moselle near Koblenz. The fortification, which has existed since the 16. century, was used by the Prussian army until 1918 and is now owned by the state of Rhineland-Palatinate. It houses the State Museum Koblenz, the hostel Koblenz, the memorial of the German land forces as well as various administrative agencies. Since 2002, the fortress is a UNESCO World Heritage Upper Middle Rhine Valley, and cultural property protected under the Hague Convention
KOBLENZ 24.07.2012 View of the fort Ehrenbreitstein across from the mouth of the Moselle near Koblenz. The fortification, which has existed since the 16. century, was used by the Prussian army until 1918 and is now owned by the state of Rhineland-Palatinate. It houses the State Museum Koblenz, the hostel Koblenz, the memorial of the German land forces as well as various administrative agencies. Since 2002, the fortress is a UNESCO World Heritage Upper Middle Rhine Valley, and cultural property protected under the Hague Convention
Photo ID: 164261

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View of the fort Ehrenbreitstein across from the mouth of the Moselle near Koblenz. The fortification, which has existed since the 16. century, was used by the Prussian army until 1918 and is now owned by the state of Rhineland-Palatinate. It houses the State Museum Koblenz, the hostel Koblenz, the memorial of the German land forces as well as various administrative agencies. Since 2002, the fortress is a UNESCO World Heritage Upper Middle Rhine Valley, and cultural property protected under the Hague Convention
KOBLENZ 24.07.2012 View of the fort Ehrenbreitstein across from the mouth of the Moselle near Koblenz. The fortification, which has existed since the 16. century, was used by the Prussian army until 1918 and is now owned by the state of Rhineland-Palatinate. It houses the State Museum Koblenz, the hostel Koblenz, the memorial of the German land forces as well as various administrative agencies. Since 2002, the fortress is a UNESCO World Heritage Upper Middle Rhine Valley, and cultural property protected under the Hague Convention
Photo ID: 164262

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View of the fort Ehrenbreitstein across from the mouth of the Moselle near Koblenz. The fortification, which has existed since the 16. century, was used by the Prussian army until 1918 and is now owned by the state of Rhineland-Palatinate. It houses the State Museum Koblenz, the hostel Koblenz, the memorial of the German land forces as well as various administrative agencies. Since 2002, the fortress is a UNESCO World Heritage Upper Middle Rhine Valley, and cultural property protected under the Hague Convention
KOBLENZ 24.07.2012 View of the fort Ehrenbreitstein across from the mouth of the Moselle near Koblenz. The fortification, which has existed since the 16. century, was used by the Prussian army until 1918 and is now owned by the state of Rhineland-Palatinate. It houses the State Museum Koblenz, the hostel Koblenz, the memorial of the German land forces as well as various administrative agencies. Since 2002, the fortress is a UNESCO World Heritage Upper Middle Rhine Valley, and cultural property protected under the Hague Convention
Photo ID: 164263

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View of the fort Ehrenbreitstein across from the mouth of the Moselle near Koblenz. The fortification, which has existed since the 16. century, was used by the Prussian army until 1918 and is now owned by the state of Rhineland-Palatinate. It houses the State Museum Koblenz, the hostel Koblenz, the memorial of the German land forces as well as various administrative agencies. Since 2002, the fortress is a UNESCO World Heritage Upper Middle Rhine Valley, and cultural property protected under the Hague Convention
KOBLENZ 24.07.2012 View of the fort Ehrenbreitstein across from the mouth of the Moselle near Koblenz. The fortification, which has existed since the 16. century, was used by the Prussian army until 1918 and is now owned by the state of Rhineland-Palatinate. It houses the State Museum Koblenz, the hostel Koblenz, the memorial of the German land forces as well as various administrative agencies. Since 2002, the fortress is a UNESCO World Heritage Upper Middle Rhine Valley, and cultural property protected under the Hague Convention
Photo ID: 164264

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View of the fort Ehrenbreitstein across from the mouth of the Moselle near Koblenz. The fortification, which has existed since the 16. century, was used by the Prussian army until 1918 and is now owned by the state of Rhineland-Palatinate. It houses the State Museum Koblenz, the hostel Koblenz, the memorial of the German land forces as well as various administrative agencies. Since 2002, the fortress is a UNESCO World Heritage Upper Middle Rhine Valley, and cultural property protected under the Hague Convention
KOBLENZ 24.07.2012 View of the fort Ehrenbreitstein across from the mouth of the Moselle near Koblenz. The fortification, which has existed since the 16. century, was used by the Prussian army until 1918 and is now owned by the state of Rhineland-Palatinate. It houses the State Museum Koblenz, the hostel Koblenz, the memorial of the German land forces as well as various administrative agencies. Since 2002, the fortress is a UNESCO World Heritage Upper Middle Rhine Valley, and cultural property protected under the Hague Convention
Photo ID: 164265

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View of the fort Ehrenbreitstein across from the mouth of the Moselle near Koblenz. The fortification, which has existed since the 16. century, was used by the Prussian army until 1918 and is now owned by the state of Rhineland-Palatinate. It houses the State Museum Koblenz, the hostel Koblenz, the memorial of the German land forces as well as various administrative agencies. Since 2002, the fortress is a UNESCO World Heritage Upper Middle Rhine Valley, and cultural property protected under the Hague Convention
KOBLENZ 24.07.2012 View of the fort Ehrenbreitstein across from the mouth of the Moselle near Koblenz. The fortification, which has existed since the 16. century, was used by the Prussian army until 1918 and is now owned by the state of Rhineland-Palatinate. It houses the State Museum Koblenz, the hostel Koblenz, the memorial of the German land forces as well as various administrative agencies. Since 2002, the fortress is a UNESCO World Heritage Upper Middle Rhine Valley, and cultural property protected under the Hague Convention
Photo ID: 164266

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View of the fort Ehrenbreitstein across from the mouth of the Moselle near Koblenz. The fortification, which has existed since the 16. century, was used by the Prussian army until 1918 and is now owned by the state of Rhineland-Palatinate. It houses the State Museum Koblenz, the hostel Koblenz, the memorial of the German land forces as well as various administrative agencies. Since 2002, the fortress is a UNESCO World Heritage Upper Middle Rhine Valley, and cultural property protected under the Hague Convention
KOBLENZ 24.07.2012 View of the fort Ehrenbreitstein across from the mouth of the Moselle near Koblenz. The fortification, which has existed since the 16. century, was used by the Prussian army until 1918 and is now owned by the state of Rhineland-Palatinate. It houses the State Museum Koblenz, the hostel Koblenz, the memorial of the German land forces as well as various administrative agencies. Since 2002, the fortress is a UNESCO World Heritage Upper Middle Rhine Valley, and cultural property protected under the Hague Convention
Photo ID: 164267

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View of the fort Ehrenbreitstein across from the mouth of the Moselle near Koblenz. The fortification, which has existed since the 16. century, was used by the Prussian army until 1918 and is now owned by the state of Rhineland-Palatinate. It houses the State Museum Koblenz, the hostel Koblenz, the memorial of the German land forces as well as various administrative agencies. Since 2002, the fortress is a UNESCO World Heritage Upper Middle Rhine Valley, and cultural property protected under the Hague Convention
KOBLENZ 24.07.2012 View of the fort Ehrenbreitstein across from the mouth of the Moselle near Koblenz. The fortification, which has existed since the 16. century, was used by the Prussian army until 1918 and is now owned by the state of Rhineland-Palatinate. It houses the State Museum Koblenz, the hostel Koblenz, the memorial of the German land forces as well as various administrative agencies. Since 2002, the fortress is a UNESCO World Heritage Upper Middle Rhine Valley, and cultural property protected under the Hague Convention
Photo ID: 164268

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View of the fort Ehrenbreitstein across from the mouth of the Moselle near Koblenz. The fortification, which has existed since the 16. century, was used by the Prussian army until 1918 and is now owned by the state of Rhineland-Palatinate. It houses the State Museum Koblenz, the hostel Koblenz, the memorial of the German land forces as well as various administrative agencies. Since 2002, the fortress is a UNESCO World Heritage Upper Middle Rhine Valley, and cultural property protected under the Hague Convention
KOBLENZ 24.07.2012 View of the fort Ehrenbreitstein across from the mouth of the Moselle near Koblenz. The fortification, which has existed since the 16. century, was used by the Prussian army until 1918 and is now owned by the state of Rhineland-Palatinate. It houses the State Museum Koblenz, the hostel Koblenz, the memorial of the German land forces as well as various administrative agencies. Since 2002, the fortress is a UNESCO World Heritage Upper Middle Rhine Valley, and cultural property protected under the Hague Convention
Photo ID: 164269

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View of the fort Ehrenbreitstein across from the mouth of the Moselle near Koblenz. The fortification, which has existed since the 16. century, was used by the Prussian army until 1918 and is now owned by the state of Rhineland-Palatinate. It houses the State Museum Koblenz, the hostel Koblenz, the memorial of the German land forces as well as various administrative agencies. Since 2002, the fortress is a UNESCO World Heritage Upper Middle Rhine Valley, and cultural property protected under the Hague Convention
KOBLENZ 24.07.2012 View of the fort Ehrenbreitstein across from the mouth of the Moselle near Koblenz. The fortification, which has existed since the 16. century, was used by the Prussian army until 1918 and is now owned by the state of Rhineland-Palatinate. It houses the State Museum Koblenz, the hostel Koblenz, the memorial of the German land forces as well as various administrative agencies. Since 2002, the fortress is a UNESCO World Heritage Upper Middle Rhine Valley, and cultural property protected under the Hague Convention
Photo ID: 164270

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View of the fort Ehrenbreitstein across from the mouth of the Moselle near Koblenz. The fortification, which has existed since the 16. century, was used by the Prussian army until 1918 and is now owned by the state of Rhineland-Palatinate. It houses the State Museum Koblenz, the hostel Koblenz, the memorial of the German land forces as well as various administrative agencies. Since 2002, the fortress is a UNESCO World Heritage Upper Middle Rhine Valley, and cultural property protected under the Hague Convention
KOBLENZ 24.07.2012 View of the fort Ehrenbreitstein across from the mouth of the Moselle near Koblenz. The fortification, which has existed since the 16. century, was used by the Prussian army until 1918 and is now owned by the state of Rhineland-Palatinate. It houses the State Museum Koblenz, the hostel Koblenz, the memorial of the German land forces as well as various administrative agencies. Since 2002, the fortress is a UNESCO World Heritage Upper Middle Rhine Valley, and cultural property protected under the Hague Convention
Photo ID: 164271

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View of the fort Ehrenbreitstein across from the mouth of the Moselle near Koblenz. The fortification, which has existed since the 16. century, was used by the Prussian army until 1918 and is now owned by the state of Rhineland-Palatinate. It houses the State Museum Koblenz, the hostel Koblenz, the memorial of the German land forces as well as various administrative agencies. Since 2002, the fortress is a UNESCO World Heritage Upper Middle Rhine Valley, and cultural property protected under the Hague Convention
KOBLENZ 24.07.2012 View of the fort Ehrenbreitstein across from the mouth of the Moselle near Koblenz. The fortification, which has existed since the 16. century, was used by the Prussian army until 1918 and is now owned by the state of Rhineland-Palatinate. It houses the State Museum Koblenz, the hostel Koblenz, the memorial of the German land forces as well as various administrative agencies. Since 2002, the fortress is a UNESCO World Heritage Upper Middle Rhine Valley, and cultural property protected under the Hague Convention
Photo ID: 164272

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View of the fort Ehrenbreitstein across from the mouth of the Moselle near Koblenz. The fortification, which has existed since the 16. century, was used by the Prussian army until 1918 and is now owned by the state of Rhineland-Palatinate. It houses the State Museum Koblenz, the hostel Koblenz, the memorial of the German land forces as well as various administrative agencies. Since 2002, the fortress is a UNESCO World Heritage Upper Middle Rhine Valley, and cultural property protected under the Hague Convention
KOBLENZ 24.07.2012 View of the fort Ehrenbreitstein across from the mouth of the Moselle near Koblenz. The fortification, which has existed since the 16. century, was used by the Prussian army until 1918 and is now owned by the state of Rhineland-Palatinate. It houses the State Museum Koblenz, the hostel Koblenz, the memorial of the German land forces as well as various administrative agencies. Since 2002, the fortress is a UNESCO World Heritage Upper Middle Rhine Valley, and cultural property protected under the Hague Convention
Photo ID: 164273

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View of the fort Ehrenbreitstein across from the mouth of the Moselle near Koblenz. The fortification, which has existed since the 16. century, was used by the Prussian army until 1918 and is now owned by the state of Rhineland-Palatinate. It houses the State Museum Koblenz, the hostel Koblenz, the memorial of the German land forces as well as various administrative agencies. Since 2002, the fortress is a UNESCO World Heritage Upper Middle Rhine Valley, and cultural property protected under the Hague Convention
KOBLENZ 24.07.2012 View of the fort Ehrenbreitstein across from the mouth of the Moselle near Koblenz. The fortification, which has existed since the 16. century, was used by the Prussian army until 1918 and is now owned by the state of Rhineland-Palatinate. It houses the State Museum Koblenz, the hostel Koblenz, the memorial of the German land forces as well as various administrative agencies. Since 2002, the fortress is a UNESCO World Heritage Upper Middle Rhine Valley, and cultural property protected under the Hague Convention
Photo ID: 164274

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View of the fort Ehrenbreitstein across from the mouth of the Moselle near Koblenz. The fortification, which has existed since the 16. century, was used by the Prussian army until 1918 and is now owned by the state of Rhineland-Palatinate. It houses the State Museum Koblenz, the hostel Koblenz, the memorial of the German land forces as well as various administrative agencies. Since 2002, the fortress is a UNESCO World Heritage Upper Middle Rhine Valley, and cultural property protected under the Hague Convention
KOBLENZ 24.07.2012 View of the fort Ehrenbreitstein across from the mouth of the Moselle near Koblenz. The fortification, which has existed since the 16. century, was used by the Prussian army until 1918 and is now owned by the state of Rhineland-Palatinate. It houses the State Museum Koblenz, the hostel Koblenz, the memorial of the German land forces as well as various administrative agencies. Since 2002, the fortress is a UNESCO World Heritage Upper Middle Rhine Valley, and cultural property protected under the Hague Convention
Photo ID: 164275

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View of the fort Ehrenbreitstein across from the mouth of the Moselle near Koblenz. The fortification, which has existed since the 16. century, was used by the Prussian army until 1918 and is now owned by the state of Rhineland-Palatinate. It houses the State Museum Koblenz, the hostel Koblenz, the memorial of the German land forces as well as various administrative agencies. Since 2002, the fortress is a UNESCO World Heritage Upper Middle Rhine Valley, and cultural property protected under the Hague Convention

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