 Panorama of the Rheinradweg across from Bug Sterrenberg and Burg Liebenstein, Kamp-Bornhofen |
 The Rhine with Burg Sterrenberg and Burg Liebenstein - die feindlichen Brüder |
 Burg Liebenstein, ca 1284, one of the "Enemy Brothers" castles |
 Im Bergfried, Rheinbabenallee, Bad Salzig |
 Rhein-Hotel, Rheinbabenallee, Bad Salzig |
 Along the Rhine, Bad Salzig |
 Rheinradweg approaching Hirzenach |
 Hirzenach |
 Pfarrkirche St. Bartolomäus, Hirzenach |
 Pfarrkirche St. Bartolomäus, Hirzenach |
 Gasthof zum Landsknecht, Fellen |
 Yachtclub St. Goar, Fellen |
 Burg Maus, Goarshausen-Wellmich |
 Burg Maus, constructed 1356-1386 by the Archbishop-Electors of Trier |
 Burg Maus was restored 1900-1906 |
 River Yacht "Thor", Yachtclub St. Goar, Fellen |
 River Yacht "Thor", Yachtclub St. Goar, Fellen |
 Burg Maus on the Right Bank of the Rhine across from Fellen |
 Yachtclub St. Goar, Fellen |
 Rheinradweg with Burg Rheinfels, St. Goar |
 Hillside house just downriver from St. Goar |
 Ortsschild Stadt St. Goar (Rhein-Hunsrück-Kreis |
 Burg Rheinfels managed to repel the troops of Louis XIV in 1692 during the Pfälzischen Erbfolgekrieg (9 Years' War) |
 Burg Rheinfels, while partially in ruin, houses a luxury hotel |
 Burg Rheinfels and the St. Goar Jugendherberge (Youth Hostel) |
 Am Hafen, St. Goar |
 Burg Rheinfels, 13th C., the largest castle between Koblenz and Mainz |
 Container Ship "Acropolis" on the Rhine River |
 Burg Rheinfels and the St. Goar Harbor |
 Burg Rheinfels and the St. Goar Harbor |
 Burg Rheinfels, St. Goar |
 Burg Rheinfels, St. Goar |
 Rebstock Garden, St. Goar/Bieberheim |
 Rebstock Garden, St. Goar/Bieberheim |
 Bundestraße 9 on the Left Bank of the Rhein between Koblenz and Mainz |
 Stiftskirche St. Goar |
 Stiftskirche St. Goar |
 Rhein Hotel, Heerstraße, St. Goar |
 Heerstraße, St. Goar |
 Jahrhunderte hab ich gesehen, mit Gottes Güt bleib ich bestehn |
 St. Goarshausen |
 Burg Katz, St. Goarshausen |
 Burg Katz, built in the 14th C. by the Counts of Katzeneinbogen |
 Burg Katz, St. Goarshausen |
 Lovely timbered villa, Heerstraße, St. Goar |
 Bankeck, a small beach on the Rhine across from St. Goarshausen |
 Burg Katz, ca 1371, upstream from Burg Maus, now a private residence |
 Hotel Loreleyblick, An der Loreley, St. Goar |
 The Loreley, a landmark on the Rhine infamous to river boatmen for its dangerous currents |
 Loreley, 132m/433ft cliff rising above the Rhine |
 Myths have arisen and songs have been written about Loreley, a beautiful woman who lures passing sailors to their doom |
 Panoramic View of the Rhine River and the Loreley |
 Kammereck Tunnel at the Loreley |
 Ortsschild - Stadt Oberwesel (Rhein-Hunsrück-Kreis) |
 Ochsenturm, 14th C., Oberwesel |
 Rheinradweg with the Ochsenturm, Oberwesel |
 Katzenturm, Oberwesel |
 Ochsenturm and Katzenturm, Oberwesel |
 Steingassenturm, Oberwesel |
 Rheingoldstraße, Oberwesel |
 Niederburger Torturm, Oberwesel |
 Pfarrkirche St. Martin, Oberwesel |
 Rathausstraße, Oberwesel |
 Rathausstraße, Oberwesel |
 Rathausstraße, Oberwesel |
 Hotel Römerkrug, Marktplatz, Oberwesel |
 Volksbank, Marktplatz, Oberwesel |
 Felsklippe Rossstein, Dörscheid, on the Right Bank of the Rhine |
 Double Railway Tunnel, Felsklippe Rossstein, Dörscheid |
 Rhein-Landungsbrücke, Stadt Oberwesel |
 Haagsturm/Roter Turm, Oberwesel |
 Liebfrauenkirche, Oberwesel |
 Liebfrauenkirche, Oberwesel |
 Schönburg Castle, 12th C., Oberwesel |
 Schönburg Castle was destroyed by the French in 1689 during the Nine Years' War |
 Burg Gutenfels and the town of Kaub on the Right Bank of the Rhine |
 River Ferry crossing the Rhine at Kaub |
 The Rhine River at Kaub |
 Burg Gutenfels, Kaub |
 Burg Gutenfels, 13th C. |
 Burg Gutenfels, Kaub |
 Burg Gutenfels, Kaub |
 Burg Pfalzgrafenstein, probably the most famous castle on the Rhine |
 Burg Pfalzgrafenstein in the middle of the Rhine just upstream from Kaub |
 Burg Pfalzgrafenstein, built as a Toll Castle by King Ludwig der Bayer 1326-1327, |
 A Dutch river freighter passes Burg Pfalzgrafenstein without paying a toll |
 31 Dec 1813, Field Marshal Blücher victoriously crossed the Rhine in pursuit of Napoleon, the rebirth of Prussia |
 A chain was placed across the river to ensure the Burg Pfalzgrafenstein toll was paid |
 Another Dutch freighter, the Rehoboth, passes Burg Pfalzgrafenstein |
 Burg Pfalzgrafenstein ceased to collect tolls under Prussia in 1867 |