To celebrate our 100th articles of Germany, we go back to last summer in the hope that the sun will join us soon in the cold spring period. The Josef Görres-Platz in Koblenz has some nice buildings and many landscaped areas with beautiful flowers, mainly Roses and Dahlias. In the middle of the square you see the large History Column with at the lowest level a fountain above a wine ship. The column displays 2.000 years of Koblenz history. Ten major events are worked out in the column and most of them are representing wars. I will not go deeper into this topic and dream away of the warm weather we hope to get in the coming weeks.
Om ons 100ste artikel van Duitsland te vieren, hebben we in ons archief van vorige zomer gegraven en hopen we dat de zon snel zijn intrede in de lente zal maken. De Josef Görres-Platz in Koblenz wordt omringt door mooie huizen, het heeft verschillende aangelegde bloemenpercelen met hoofdzakelijk rozen en Dalia's. In het midden van het plein zie je de Historische Zuil, die 2.000 jaar van de geschiedenis van de stad uitbeeld. Op het laagste niveau vaart er een wijnschip waarboven een fontein water spuit. De meeste taferelen in de zuil beelden oorlogen uit en daar gaan we niet verder op in gaan. We dromen weg van de mooie zonovergoten dagen die we in de komende weken kunnen verwachten..
Previous Koblenz article: The old town of Koblenz and the Florinsmarkt
Previous Fountain article: The “Hochstrahlbrunnen” fountains and Red Army Soviet War Memorial, Vienna
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Geschubde inktzwammen – coprinus comatus
11 hours ago
Superbe ton reportage!!! j'aime+++++ et cette fontaine est très belle et originale!!! bisous
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Koblenz, have been there.. so long ago that if it weren't for your post, I did not even remember what it looked like
ReplyDeleteI like the flowers and the fountain a lot... specially the fountain :D
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on 100 articles! I haven't read them all, but I've very much enjoyed the ones I HAVE read!!
ReplyDeleteAhhhh Koblenz! Thanks for rekindling some memories of a visit I had there :)
ReplyDeleteA milestone, congratulations ! Always enjoy your articles !
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful flowers and amazing fountain. Congratulations on 100 articles!
ReplyDeleteGreetings, Carmen
thanks for taking us on a wonderful travel experience. the fountain is amazing. the flowers gorgeous. Have a good Sunday!
ReplyDeleteI love the flowers! And that fountain is neat too. :)
ReplyDeleteSo interesting, the strong dark stone in comparison with the lovely and fragile colorful flowers. Truly a post of opposites.
ReplyDeleteEen logje dat me doet hunkeren naar de zomer, Filip...
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What a very beautiful country! From amazing flowers to lovely fountains.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos Filip, and I love this intricate fountain! Hope the photos will help bring you some of this sunny weather. I was spoiled by the weather in Hawaii.
ReplyDeleteHI Filip, great to see such beautiful photos and full of light and colour!! Enjoy your celebrations. Carla
ReplyDeleteDas ist eine sehr schöne Fotoserie. Kultur und Baukunst sind gemischt mit herrlichen Sommerblumen in den schönsten Farben...
ReplyDeleteLiebe Grüße, Karin
Wow that is a lot of Germany posts. Congratulations! I know who my resource will be when we visit Germany =) Beautiful pictures!
ReplyDeletethis monument-fountain is really something special!
ReplyDeleteJe hoopt echt op zon zie ik wel. Een prachtige stad vol bloemen!
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