Koblenz, considered to be Germany's oldest city, is picturesquely located at the confluence of the Moselle and Rhine rivers, and is home to the famous Kaiser Wilhelm statue in Deutsches Eck - a nearly 40-meter-tall rider on horseback.
Koblenz, considered to be Germany's oldest city, is picturesquely located at the confluence of the Moselle and Rhine rivers, and is home to the famous Kaiser Wilhelm statue in Deutsches Eck - a nearly 40-meter-tall rider on horseback.
The city, which is part of Lodz Voivodeship, is often referred to as the site of the outbreak of World War II, known as Polish Guernica due to the cruelty of Luftwaffe troops towards local residents during air raids.
The city, which is part of Lodz Voivodeship, is often referred to as the site of the outbreak of World War II, known as Polish Guernica due to the cruelty of Luftwaffe troops towards local residents during air raids.