Rhine Gorge Codexery

A source-cited reference to rhine gorge

Rhine Gorge (20)

• Rhine Gorge — A UNESCO World Heritage cultural landscape along the Middle Rhine.
• Basilica of Saint Castor — Oldest church in Koblenz, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
• Ehrenbreitstein Fortress — Prussian fortress guarding the middle Rhine, never attacked.
• Electoral Palace, Koblenz — Late 18th-century early French neoclassical palace on the Rhine in Koblenz.
• German Army Memorial — War memorial at Ehrenbreitstein Fortress honoring fallen German Army soldiers.
• Hindenburg Bridge — A strategic railway bridge over the Rhine, destroyed and never rebuilt.
• Klopp Castle — Medieval castle restored as town hall with panoramic Rhine views.
• Lorelei — A steep slate rock with a siren myth and a history of shipwrecks.
• Marksburg — A never-destroyed hill castle above Braubach, now a castle association headquarters.
• Mittelrhein (wine region) — A small German wine region with steep slopes and high Riesling share.
• Niederwald monument — Monument commemorating the Unification of Germany in the Rhine Gorge.
• Oberwesel station — Railway station on the West Rhine Railway in Oberwesel, Germany.
• Pfalzgrafenstein Castle — A toll castle on a Rhine island, now a museum.
• Rüdesheim (Rhein) station — Neoclassical station on the East Rhine Railway in Rüdesheim.
• Sankt Goar — Town on the Middle Rhine with a castle ruin and Lorelei proximity.
• Schönburg (Rhine) — Castle above Oberwesel in the UNESCO Upper Middle Rhine Valley.
• Sooneck Castle — A Rhine castle rebuilt as a Prussian hunting lodge.
• Stahleck Castle — 12th-century castle on the Rhine, now a hostel.
• Stolzenfels Castle — A ruined castle turned into a Gothic Revival palace.
• West Rhine Railway — Scenic double-track electrified line along the left bank of the Rhine.