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    Just a few kilometres from the centre of Koblenz rises the Stolzenfels Castle in the district of the same name, high above the left bank of the Rhine.
  • In 1802, the castle became the property of the city of Koblenz. ... Work on the interior of Stolzenfels castle was completed in 1850.[citation needed].
  • History of Stolzenfels Castle. One of the most beautiful castles in the region is located only a few kilometres from the Koblenz city centre and is certainly worth a...
  • Stolzenfels Castle is the first castle you’d see from a boat along the Rhine River, but if you’d like to visit it you can take a very short bus ride from Central Koblenz.
  • Stolzenfels Kalesi, Almanya'nın Rhineland-Pfalz eyaletinde, Ren Nehri'nin sol yakasındaki Koblenz yakınlarında, saraya dönüştürülmüş eski bir ortaçağ kalesidir.
  • Stolzenfels Castle is one of the most well-known and beautiful castle structures in Germany.
  • But a look at the Schloss homepage shows that bus line 650 runs from Koblenz main railway station to 'Stolzenfels - Schlossweg'.
  • Thanks to its close proximity to Koblenz, Stolzenfels Castle is easily accessible by train or bus. Regular trains run from Koblenz station, and buses run on line 670...
  • The cruise takes you past the Electoral Palace of Koblenz (Kufürstliches Schloss Koblenz), the Koblenz Brewery, Lahneck Castle, Stolzenfels Castle and...
  • The destination Stolzenfels Castle located in Koblenz is a Palace. So far no further information has been entered for a tour or a visit to Stolzenfels Castle.
  • Stolzenfels Castle – Great Halls and domestic culture with a view. Koblenz: Castle Stolzenfels ©Koblenz-Touristik GmbH (Swantje Nickolay).
  • Stolzenfels Castle is located near the city of Koblenz in Germany. An amazing and beautiful place for lovers of medieval architecture.
  • Thursday, December 24, 2015. The Stolzenfels Castle in Koblenz, Germany.
    • But this day, it was the Stolzenfels Castle ("Proud Cliff") we chose to see.
    • Koblenz gave the ruin to the Prussian Crownprince in 1823, who rebuilt it as a palace.