Rhineland Collection (page 9)

Bad Ems, Germany
Bad Ems - a town in Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany on the River Lahn. A well known bathing resort. Date: circa 1930s

Charles, Prince of Nassau-Usingen (1712-1775) Date: circa 1740

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Wittekind calls his Saxons to fight in the Rhineland against Charlemagne, 778 AD. Hand-colored woodcut of a 19th-century illustration

Autumn in Cochem, Rheinland Pfalz, Germany

Europe, Germany, Rhineland, Pfalz, Boppard. Half timbered buildings

German re-occupation of Rhineland, 1936
German troops march across the Sudendorff Bridge during the German re-occupation of Rhineland, 1936

Bingen am Rhein - Germany
Bingen am Rhein (or Bingen or Bingen on the Rhine) is a city located at the junction of the rivers Rhine and Nahe in the district of Mainz-Bingen

Houses dating from the 16th century at Bacharach in the Rhineland, Germany, Europe

Rheinstein Castle overlooking the River Rhine, Rhineland, Germany, Europe

Rheinstein Castle, Rhineland, Germany, Europe

Pfalz fortress, built 1326, Rhineland, Germany, Europe

Stahleck Castle, Bacharach, Rhineland, Germany, Europe

Aerial view over the town of Bacharach and the Rhine River, Rhineland, Germany, Europe

Cochem, Rhineland (Rhineland-Palatinate) (Rheinland-Pfalz), Mosel River Valley, Germany, Europe

Troops in Rhineland
German troops violate the Treaty of Versailles by occupying the demilitarised zone of the Rhineland

C16 Rhineland Ware
Drinking and drink vessels from the lower Rhineland - though heavy and lumpish in the German manner, they have a confident assertiveness all their own

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Discover the enchanting Rhineland, a region in Germany that boasts rich history and breathtaking landscapes. Begin your journey at the iconic Cologne Cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage Site located in Cologne, North Rhine Westphalia. Marvel at its magnificent architecture and immerse yourself in centuries of religious heritage. Continue your exploration to Dusseldorf, also situated in North Rhine Westphalia. Visit the Christmas Market in front of the Town Hall and experience the magical atmosphere as you stroll through rows of festive stalls adorned with twinkling lights. As you wander along the banks of the Rhine River, be captivated by the mesmerizing view of Rheinknie Bridge at sunset. The tranquil waters reflect hues of orange and pink, creating an idyllic backdrop for unforgettable moments. Delve into history as you learn about British Tanks stationed in Koln during 1921 or visit Altes Haus, a charming restaurant on Oberstrasse in Bacharach that exudes medieval charm. Indulge your taste buds with traditional German cuisine while surrounded by timber-framed buildings steeped in stories from times gone by. For a taste of cosmopolitan flair, head to Berlin's Haus Vaterland where you can dine at Rhineland Terrace restaurant. Experience culinary delights while soaking up Berlin's vibrant atmosphere. Reflect on significant historical events like World War II as you explore sites such as Udem where battles were fought fiercely during this tumultuous time. Gain insight into how these conflicts shaped both local communities and international relations. Appreciate artistry dating back to the Middle Ages with stunning ceramics crafted by skilled artisans from Germany. These intricate pieces showcase craftsmanship passed down through generations and offer glimpses into ancient traditions. Witness cultural exchange between France and Germany as French and German girl guides come together at campgrounds fostering friendship across borders. Celebrate unity amidst diversity while cherishing shared values between nations.