Germany is located in central Europe, bordered by several countries. It has diverse terrain ranging from northern plains to the Alps mountains. Germany has a population of 82.5 million people and Berlin is its capital city. Some key aspects of Germany include its economy as one of the largest in Europe, languages including German and minority languages, renowned classical music tradition, and 33 UNESCO world heritage sites spread across the country highlighting its rich culture and history.
Norway is a Scandinavian country located in Northern Europe with a population of 5.3 million people. The capital and largest city is Oslo. Norway has a constitutional monarchy government and the official languages are Norwegian. Some key facts about Norway include that it has over 450,000 lakes, has been ranked the ideal country to live in by the UN, and is very successful at the Winter Olympics. The Sami people are an indigenous group who have lived in northern Norway for over 10,000 years herding reindeer. Major attractions include Vigeland Park sculpture garden in Oslo and Viking ship remains at the Viking Ship Museum.
Germany is a major economic and political power in Europe. It is made up of 16 states and has Berlin as its capital and Frankfurt as its financial capital. Some of Germany's most popular festivals include Oktoberfest, Carnival, and Christmas markets. Germans typically eat bread, meat, and cheese for breakfast and an evening meal called Abendbrot. Famous landmarks include Neuschwanstein Castle, the old city of Heidelberg, and sections of the Berlin Wall. Germany has a large music industry and hosts many rock music festivals each year. Sports also have a significant presence, with over 26 million Germans belonging to sports organizations.
Germany is a federal parliamentary republic located in Central Europe. It has 16 states and borders 9 other countries. Germany has a long history and was divided after World War 2 into East and West Germany until reunification in 1990. Germany has a strong economy focused on industry and services and is the largest economy in Europe. German culture has significantly influenced philosophy, music, literature and architecture through famous figures. The country also has a rich cultural heritage of historical sites, art and cuisine that varies regionally.
Germany has a rich cultural heritage in music, theater, and the automotive industry that attracts many tourists. Major festivals celebrating music, carnival, Christmas markets, and Oktoberfest have significant economic and social impacts. Germany also has a long history with the Catholic church, as evidenced by several German Popes, and spiritual travel is promoted through sites related to Martin Luther and passion plays. The country's cultural legacy continues to shape its industries and society today.
1) The document provides information about landmarks, history, culture, and facts about Germany. It discusses landmarks like the Brandenburg Gate and Neuschwanstein Castle, as well as the concentration camp Dachau and the rebuilt Church of Our Lady in Dresden.
2) It also summarizes some key facts about Germany, such as the ethnic groups that make up its population and popular sports and foods of the country like football, ice hockey, and black forest cake.
3) Additional topics covered include the Romantic Road scenic route, the city of Heidelberg, and the Cologne Cathedral, the third largest cathedral in the world.
The document provides an overview of Switzerland, including its geography, culture, economy, and characteristics. It notes that Switzerland has a population of nearly 8 million, with Bern as its capital. The country has four official languages and a direct democracy form of government. Geographically, Switzerland has diverse terrain including the Jura mountains, central plateau, and Alpine region, and over 1,500 lakes. Culturally, folk arts remain important and the alphorn instrument is traditionally used. The economy is highly developed and stable, with multinational companies headquartered there.
Germany is located in central Europe, bordered by several countries. It has diverse terrain ranging from northern plains to the Alps mountains. Germany has a population of 82.5 million people and Berlin is its capital city. Some key aspects of Germany include its economy as one of the largest in Europe, languages including German and minority languages, renowned classical music tradition, and 33 UNESCO world heritage sites spread across the country highlighting its rich culture and history.
Norway is a Scandinavian country located in Northern Europe with a population of 5.3 million people. The capital and largest city is Oslo. Norway has a constitutional monarchy government and the official languages are Norwegian. Some key facts about Norway include that it has over 450,000 lakes, has been ranked the ideal country to live in by the UN, and is very successful at the Winter Olympics. The Sami people are an indigenous group who have lived in northern Norway for over 10,000 years herding reindeer. Major attractions include Vigeland Park sculpture garden in Oslo and Viking ship remains at the Viking Ship Museum.
Germany is a major economic and political power in Europe. It is made up of 16 states and has Berlin as its capital and Frankfurt as its financial capital. Some of Germany's most popular festivals include Oktoberfest, Carnival, and Christmas markets. Germans typically eat bread, meat, and cheese for breakfast and an evening meal called Abendbrot. Famous landmarks include Neuschwanstein Castle, the old city of Heidelberg, and sections of the Berlin Wall. Germany has a large music industry and hosts many rock music festivals each year. Sports also have a significant presence, with over 26 million Germans belonging to sports organizations.
Germany is a federal parliamentary republic located in Central Europe. It has 16 states and borders 9 other countries. Germany has a long history and was divided after World War 2 into East and West Germany until reunification in 1990. Germany has a strong economy focused on industry and services and is the largest economy in Europe. German culture has significantly influenced philosophy, music, literature and architecture through famous figures. The country also has a rich cultural heritage of historical sites, art and cuisine that varies regionally.
Germany has a rich cultural heritage in music, theater, and the automotive industry that attracts many tourists. Major festivals celebrating music, carnival, Christmas markets, and Oktoberfest have significant economic and social impacts. Germany also has a long history with the Catholic church, as evidenced by several German Popes, and spiritual travel is promoted through sites related to Martin Luther and passion plays. The country's cultural legacy continues to shape its industries and society today.
1) The document provides information about landmarks, history, culture, and facts about Germany. It discusses landmarks like the Brandenburg Gate and Neuschwanstein Castle, as well as the concentration camp Dachau and the rebuilt Church of Our Lady in Dresden.
2) It also summarizes some key facts about Germany, such as the ethnic groups that make up its population and popular sports and foods of the country like football, ice hockey, and black forest cake.
3) Additional topics covered include the Romantic Road scenic route, the city of Heidelberg, and the Cologne Cathedral, the third largest cathedral in the world.
The document provides an overview of Switzerland, including its geography, culture, economy, and characteristics. It notes that Switzerland has a population of nearly 8 million, with Bern as its capital. The country has four official languages and a direct democracy form of government. Geographically, Switzerland has diverse terrain including the Jura mountains, central plateau, and Alpine region, and over 1,500 lakes. Culturally, folk arts remain important and the alphorn instrument is traditionally used. The economy is highly developed and stable, with multinational companies headquartered there.
Germany is a country located in central Europe with a population of over 82 million. It has a long history, with the modern state founded in 1871. Germany has 16 states and is governed as a federal parliamentary republic. The largest city and capital is Berlin. Germany has a large economy and was historically the largest exporter of goods in the world. German culture has made significant contributions to philosophy, science, and the arts. Some iconic aspects of German culture include its castles, cities, food, beer, and sporting events.
Germany has a population of 82.3 million people, with 89% living in cities. It is governed by Chancellor Angela Merkel through a parliamentary system. Major cities include Berlin, Frankfurt, and Munich. Germany has a strong economy and is a top producer of cars, machinery, and chemicals. The Berlin Wall was built in 1961 and dismantled in 1989. Germany is also known for its contributions to classical music, beer, and gummy bears.
Berlin is the capital of Germany located in Europe. The official language is German and the currency is the Euro. Berlin has a continental climate with warm summers and very cold winters. Air travel is a common way to travel long distances. Berlin was formed by the union of two cities and has a history of being divided by The Berlin Wall which was constructed by East Germany to prevent migration to West Germany and was torn down in 1989. Major attractions include museums on Museum Island which has several famous museums and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Berlin is the capital of Germany located in northeastern Germany on the River Spree. It has a population of over 4.5 million people from 180 different nations. Air Berlin is Germany's second largest airline operating domestic and international flights from hubs in Berlin and Düsseldorf. Summers in Berlin are warm while winters are cold, and it receives moderate rainfall throughout the year. The Brandenburg Gate and Berlin Wall are famous historical landmarks in the city. Berlin is a major center for the automotive industry and is also known for films, snacks, chocolate, and historical inventions like the kindergarten and X-ray machine.
Germany is a country located in central Europe. It has a population of over 82 million people and its capital and largest city is Berlin. Germany has a temperate climate with mild winters and moderate summers. The main ethnic group is German at 91.5% of the population. Christianity is the dominant religion. Germany has a federal parliamentary republic system of government. Culturally, Germany places importance on art, theater, museums and has a rich carnival tradition. Popular sports include football, handball and basketball. The German language and direct communication style are defining cultural aspects.
Switzerland is a landlocked country located in Central Europe, bordered by France, Germany, Austria, and Italy. The country is divided into 26 cantons and has four national languages: German, French, Italian, and Romansh. Some of Switzerland's most notable landmarks include the Matterhorn mountain, the Chillon Castle on Lake Geneva, and the Jet d'Eau fountain in Geneva. The country is known for its long history of neutrality, scenic alpine landscapes, and its role as home to many international organizations like the Red Cross.
Switzerland has a population of over 7.6 million people with German, Italian, French, and Romansh as the national languages. It has a long tradition of democracy and republicanism with a bicameral parliament and seven executive ministers governing without a president. The economy focuses on banking, tourism, and transportation and relies heavily on trade with European neighbors. Popular Swiss foods include chocolate and cheese.
Germany has a population of over 81 million people, with German as the official language though many also speak English. The main religions are Roman Catholic and Protestant. Germany has a democratic government and Berlin is the capital. Some key facts about Germany are that beer consumption is high, the Autobahn has high speed limits, and Oktoberfest is a large annual festival celebrated in Munich each September and October.
Berlin is the capital of Germany with a population of 3.5 million people. It was originally the capital of Prussia and became the capital of Germany in the 1800s. After World War 2, Berlin was divided by the Berlin Wall, with the eastern part under communist control and restricting travel to the western part, where the wall separated the two sides until it was torn down in the late 1980s. The document provides brief descriptions of popular tourist sites in Berlin like the zoo, Olympic stadium, forests, and gardens.
Had to create a short presentation about Denmark for my daughters Elemetary School. The presentation is well supported with Speaker notes and Wiki links.
Germany is a country located in central Europe with 82 million inhabitants. It is made up of 16 states, with the largest cities being Berlin, Hamburg, Munich, Cologne, and Frankfurt. Germany was founded in 1871 and suffered greatly during World Wars I and II as well as during the Nazi regime of 1933-1945. After World War II, Germany was divided between East and West until reunification in 1989. Some key facts about different regions of Germany are: the South has a distinct accent and hosts Oktoberfest, the North has many wealthy citizens and relies on tourism, and Berlin is the capital and shows the reunification of the country.
Norway presentation (adi Roll no.88 uos)Adeel Asghar
Norway has a history of being in a union with Denmark from 1300 to 1814 and then forming a new union with Sweden from 1814 to 1905, at which point it became a free and independent country. It has a population of around 5 million people and its capital is Oslo. The dominant religion is membership in the Church of Norway, which around 80% of residents belong to. Norway has a secular and multicultural society and its official language is Norwegian.
The document summarizes the history and geography of Norway. It notes that Vikings inhabited Norway in the 9th century and several kingdoms emerged. Norway was united later and converted to Christianity in the 11th century. It was also united with Sweden and Denmark in the 14th century. The document provides details on Norway's capital Oslo, terrain of rugged mountains and fjords, adoption of a constitution in 1814, and population of around 5 million today. Key geographical locations mentioned include the North Cape, Geirangerfjord, and Holmenkollen ski jump.
This document provides a cultural presentation on Germany covering several topics in 3 sentences or less:
1) Germany basics - It is a parliamentary democracy located in central Europe with 82 million inhabitants speaking German across 16 federal states.
2) Government and politics - Germany is a federal republic with legislation passed by the lower and upper houses and currently led by Chancellor Angela Merkel.
3) Cities and places of interest - Major cities discussed include Berlin, Hamburg, Munich, and Cologne, along with famous landmarks like Neuschwanstein Castle.
This Switzerland Power Point highlights these facts and much more including: 18 Points on General Information, 8 Points on Family Life, 14 Points on Food, 8 Points on Food Etiquette, 21 Points on Social Etiquette, 19 Points on Business Etiquette, and 10 Points on Trivia.
El documento describe la metodología PACIE para el bloque cero de un curso en línea. El bloque cero proporciona información, comunicación, capacitación, interacción y aprendizaje electrónico para los estudiantes. Contiene secciones de información sobre el curso, comunicación sobre cómo funciona el curso, e interacción a través de foros y chats para generar participación entre los estudiantes y tutor.
Los icebergs en la Antártida a veces tienen rayas de diferentes colores formadas por capas de nieve y sedimento. Cuando un iceberg cae al mar, las capas inferiores pueden congelarse con agua de mar salada formando franjas verdes si contienen algas, mientras que líneas marrones, negras y amarillas son causadas por sedimento recogido durante su descenso.
Germany is a country located in central Europe with a population of over 82 million. It has a long history, with the modern state founded in 1871. Germany has 16 states and is governed as a federal parliamentary republic. The largest city and capital is Berlin. Germany has a large economy and was historically the largest exporter of goods in the world. German culture has made significant contributions to philosophy, science, and the arts. Some iconic aspects of German culture include its castles, cities, food, beer, and sporting events.
Germany has a population of 82.3 million people, with 89% living in cities. It is governed by Chancellor Angela Merkel through a parliamentary system. Major cities include Berlin, Frankfurt, and Munich. Germany has a strong economy and is a top producer of cars, machinery, and chemicals. The Berlin Wall was built in 1961 and dismantled in 1989. Germany is also known for its contributions to classical music, beer, and gummy bears.
Berlin is the capital of Germany located in Europe. The official language is German and the currency is the Euro. Berlin has a continental climate with warm summers and very cold winters. Air travel is a common way to travel long distances. Berlin was formed by the union of two cities and has a history of being divided by The Berlin Wall which was constructed by East Germany to prevent migration to West Germany and was torn down in 1989. Major attractions include museums on Museum Island which has several famous museums and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Berlin is the capital of Germany located in northeastern Germany on the River Spree. It has a population of over 4.5 million people from 180 different nations. Air Berlin is Germany's second largest airline operating domestic and international flights from hubs in Berlin and Düsseldorf. Summers in Berlin are warm while winters are cold, and it receives moderate rainfall throughout the year. The Brandenburg Gate and Berlin Wall are famous historical landmarks in the city. Berlin is a major center for the automotive industry and is also known for films, snacks, chocolate, and historical inventions like the kindergarten and X-ray machine.
Germany is a country located in central Europe. It has a population of over 82 million people and its capital and largest city is Berlin. Germany has a temperate climate with mild winters and moderate summers. The main ethnic group is German at 91.5% of the population. Christianity is the dominant religion. Germany has a federal parliamentary republic system of government. Culturally, Germany places importance on art, theater, museums and has a rich carnival tradition. Popular sports include football, handball and basketball. The German language and direct communication style are defining cultural aspects.
Switzerland is a landlocked country located in Central Europe, bordered by France, Germany, Austria, and Italy. The country is divided into 26 cantons and has four national languages: German, French, Italian, and Romansh. Some of Switzerland's most notable landmarks include the Matterhorn mountain, the Chillon Castle on Lake Geneva, and the Jet d'Eau fountain in Geneva. The country is known for its long history of neutrality, scenic alpine landscapes, and its role as home to many international organizations like the Red Cross.
Switzerland has a population of over 7.6 million people with German, Italian, French, and Romansh as the national languages. It has a long tradition of democracy and republicanism with a bicameral parliament and seven executive ministers governing without a president. The economy focuses on banking, tourism, and transportation and relies heavily on trade with European neighbors. Popular Swiss foods include chocolate and cheese.
Germany has a population of over 81 million people, with German as the official language though many also speak English. The main religions are Roman Catholic and Protestant. Germany has a democratic government and Berlin is the capital. Some key facts about Germany are that beer consumption is high, the Autobahn has high speed limits, and Oktoberfest is a large annual festival celebrated in Munich each September and October.
Berlin is the capital of Germany with a population of 3.5 million people. It was originally the capital of Prussia and became the capital of Germany in the 1800s. After World War 2, Berlin was divided by the Berlin Wall, with the eastern part under communist control and restricting travel to the western part, where the wall separated the two sides until it was torn down in the late 1980s. The document provides brief descriptions of popular tourist sites in Berlin like the zoo, Olympic stadium, forests, and gardens.
Had to create a short presentation about Denmark for my daughters Elemetary School. The presentation is well supported with Speaker notes and Wiki links.
Germany is a country located in central Europe with 82 million inhabitants. It is made up of 16 states, with the largest cities being Berlin, Hamburg, Munich, Cologne, and Frankfurt. Germany was founded in 1871 and suffered greatly during World Wars I and II as well as during the Nazi regime of 1933-1945. After World War II, Germany was divided between East and West until reunification in 1989. Some key facts about different regions of Germany are: the South has a distinct accent and hosts Oktoberfest, the North has many wealthy citizens and relies on tourism, and Berlin is the capital and shows the reunification of the country.
Norway presentation (adi Roll no.88 uos)Adeel Asghar
Norway has a history of being in a union with Denmark from 1300 to 1814 and then forming a new union with Sweden from 1814 to 1905, at which point it became a free and independent country. It has a population of around 5 million people and its capital is Oslo. The dominant religion is membership in the Church of Norway, which around 80% of residents belong to. Norway has a secular and multicultural society and its official language is Norwegian.
The document summarizes the history and geography of Norway. It notes that Vikings inhabited Norway in the 9th century and several kingdoms emerged. Norway was united later and converted to Christianity in the 11th century. It was also united with Sweden and Denmark in the 14th century. The document provides details on Norway's capital Oslo, terrain of rugged mountains and fjords, adoption of a constitution in 1814, and population of around 5 million today. Key geographical locations mentioned include the North Cape, Geirangerfjord, and Holmenkollen ski jump.
This document provides a cultural presentation on Germany covering several topics in 3 sentences or less:
1) Germany basics - It is a parliamentary democracy located in central Europe with 82 million inhabitants speaking German across 16 federal states.
2) Government and politics - Germany is a federal republic with legislation passed by the lower and upper houses and currently led by Chancellor Angela Merkel.
3) Cities and places of interest - Major cities discussed include Berlin, Hamburg, Munich, and Cologne, along with famous landmarks like Neuschwanstein Castle.
This Switzerland Power Point highlights these facts and much more including: 18 Points on General Information, 8 Points on Family Life, 14 Points on Food, 8 Points on Food Etiquette, 21 Points on Social Etiquette, 19 Points on Business Etiquette, and 10 Points on Trivia.
El documento describe la metodología PACIE para el bloque cero de un curso en línea. El bloque cero proporciona información, comunicación, capacitación, interacción y aprendizaje electrónico para los estudiantes. Contiene secciones de información sobre el curso, comunicación sobre cómo funciona el curso, e interacción a través de foros y chats para generar participación entre los estudiantes y tutor.
Los icebergs en la Antártida a veces tienen rayas de diferentes colores formadas por capas de nieve y sedimento. Cuando un iceberg cae al mar, las capas inferiores pueden congelarse con agua de mar salada formando franjas verdes si contienen algas, mientras que líneas marrones, negras y amarillas son causadas por sedimento recogido durante su descenso.
El documento describe cinco factores que garantizan el éxito: la apariencia, la aptitud, la actitud, la atmósfera y Cristo. Se enfoca en el factor de la apariencia, explicando que la gente juzga por la apariencia y que la forma en que nos vestimos envía mensajes. También discute que nuestro cuerpo es el templo del Espíritu Santo y que lo que llevamos puesto puede indicar nuestro destino.
Die TEAMBOX beherrscht mehrere Möglichkeiten zum Clustern von Jobs. Eine davon sind sogenannte 'Profitcenter', die andere sind 'Mandanten'. Beides kann auch kombiniert eingesetzt werden. Die Unterschiede werden hier erklärt.
Este poema de Pablo Neruda enumera las cosas que quedan prohibidas, como llorar sin aprender, tener miedo a los recuerdos, no luchar por lo que se quiere, no demostrar amor, olvidar a los amigos, fingir ante la gente, no creer en uno mismo, olvidar a quienes se echan de menos, no intentar comprender a los demás, no crear su propia historia, no buscar la felicidad ni vivir con una actitud positiva. En general, prohíbe no vivir plenamente y apreciar lo que se tiene.
A través del Código de la Producción, se logrará transformar la Matriz Productiva, incentivar y regular todas las formas de inversión privada en actividades productivas y de servicios, impulsar el desarrollo productivo en zonas de menor desarrollo económico, diversificar las exportaciones y la sustitución estratégica de importaciones; entre otros importantes objetivos que permitirán fortalecer la economía de Ecuador. En esta presentación, la Ministra Coordinadora de la Producción, Nathalie Cely explica cómo el Código de la Producción lo logrará.
German: Frankfurt im Überblick für Buchmesse-BesucherRalf Schwoebel
My German quick view on my home base Frankfurt a.M. for visitors of the book fair. All in German, all true:
Das Wissenswerte über Frankfurt in einer kurzen Präsentation. Alles, was Sie als Besucher über die Stadt wissen MÜSSEN!
Die Buchmesse zieht jedes Jahr Hunderttausende in die Stadt und dies ist mein bescheidener Beitrag zu unserer kleinen Stadt!
Rumänien liegt zwischen Mittel und Südosteuropa. Das Land fasziniert durch seine Geschichte und birgt etwas Geheimnisvolles. Mit dieser Serie von eBooks soll dem Leser das Land und die Eindrücke näher gebracht werden. Es ist kein Reiseführer, sondern ein Bilderbuch, welches zu eigenen Entdeckungen anregen soll.Sie finden zahlreiche Fotos und Hintergrundinformationen über die religiösen Stätten von Temeschwar, den Begakanal, den schönen Plätzen und beindruckenden Gebäuden.Es gibt auch Abschnitte im Buch die sich mit dem kulturellen Leben, dem Thema “Einkaufen” und den Hotels befassen. Zusätzlich ist eine Liste aller rumänischen Tourismusbüros weltweit inkludiert. Wenn Sie das Buch heruntergeladen haben, können Sie alles offline lesen. Um die externen Links und Mailadressen zu verwenden ist eine Internetverbindung notwendig.Neu in dieser Version sind zahlreiche Landkarten und Hintergrundinformationen über Temeschwar.
Es war die Lieblingsresidenz zweier Königskinder, der Herrschaftssitz des ersten römisch-deutschen Kaisers, das Dritte Rom: Magdeburg zählte einst zu den bedeutendsten Städten östlich des Rheins. 1000 Jahre später ist von dem imperialen Glanz nur noch ein schwacher Widerschein zu spüren. Doch ein genauerer Blick lohnt sich. Für 2025 bewirbt sich Magdeburg um den Titel Kulturhauptstadt Europas.
This document contains profiles for several players on the Northwest League Italy softball team. The profiles provide each player's name, birthdate, hometown, club team, position, and brief details about their family, school, hobbies, what they like about softball, and a message to their host family.
3. Durch Rheinland-Pfalz fließen die Flüsse Rhein, Mosel, Saar und Lahn. Der größte See ist der Laacher See, der Kratersee eines schlafenden Vulkans. SAAR MOSEL LAACHER SEE FLÜSSE UND SEEN
4. LAND DES WEINS Rheinland-Pfalzistmitdem Mosel- und demRheintal die wichtigsteWeinbauregionDeutschlands: Zu fast 70 Prozentkommtder deutsche Wein ausdiesemBundesland. Schon die Römerhabenim MoseltalWeinangebaut, denn das Tal bietet die idealenVoraussetzungen. Typischfür Deutschland sind die Weinberge.
5. Imersten und zweitenJahrhundertnachChristusdringen die Römer von GallienausnachOstenvor, könnenaber nurkleineTeile von Germanienerobern. Man kannsagen, von Westen her bis an den Rhein und von Süden her bis an die Donau. Aus dieserZeitstammenvielerömischeSiedlungen. DieseStädte liegen fast alle am linkenRheinufer , ebenweil derRheinpraktisch die GrenzezwischenRömern und Germanen war. IhreNamenverratennochheute den römischen Ursprung. Das RömischeErbesehenwirheutenichtnur in GebäudenausderRömerzeit, sondernauch in derdeutschen Sprache. ( sieheinigeWörter, wiezumBeispielvinum- Wein, strata -Straβe, fenestra-Fenster, murus-Mauer ). VielegeografischeNamen( Städte und Flüsse) sindebenfalls römischenUrsprungs. RÖMISCHE SIEDLUNGEN
6. TRIER Die StadtTRIER, eineGründungausdemJahr 16 v. Chr., hat nochvielerömischeBauwerke, wie die PortaNigra, ein Amphitheater und die Thermen. Trier war HauptortderProvinz Gallia Belgica und im 3. Jahrhundert war es die gröβteStadtnördlichder Alpen. Roma secunda ... ... das zweite Rom, so nannten die Römerihre größteMetropolenördlichderAlpen. Thermen, Hallen und Amphitheater gab es in Trier und nochheutesind das mächtigeStadttor PortaNigra, die Kaiserthermenoder die beeindruckende BasilikaeinlebendigesStückgroßerStadtgeschichte. MARKT PORTA NIGRA KATHEDRALE
7. MAINZ MAINZ, die Landeshauptstadt, stammtetwaausderselbenZeitwie Trier, besitztaberkeinerömischenBauwerkemehr. Es istSitzder Johannes Gutenberg-Universität. Johannes Gutenberg ist in Mainz geboren. EristderErfinderderbeweglichenDruckbuchstaben( 1450). Von ihmstammt das erstegedruckteBuch, die berühmtelateinischeGutenberg-Bibel. 48 Exemplaresindnocherhalten. Einesbefindetsichheuteim Gutenberg-Museum in Mainz. MAINZER DOM
8. Koblenz liegt an derMüdungder Mosel in den Rhein und isteinehemaligesRömerlagerVomDeutschen Eck istesnur einSteinwurfhinein in die winkeligeAltstad. Hierzeigtsich, wiejung und lebhaft die Rhein-Mosel-Stadtist. AufPlätzen und in BrasserienpochtdasHerzderStadt. KOBLENZ
9. Auch Köln und BonnsindübrigensrömischeSiedlungen; beideStädte stamen etwaausdemJahr 50 nachChristus. KOLN BONN KOLN UND BONN
10. JahrfürJahrbegeistert "Rhein in Flammen" hunderttausende Besucher.Etwa 20.000 Gästekönnen dieses einmaligeSpektakel an Bord einesPersonenschiffesder Rheinschifffahrterleben. RHEIN IN FLAMMEN