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	Scenic Viewpoint (My Ar$e) Tip Rating:

By steventilly on November 5, 2002

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Wow, What A View!

by steventilly

Passing back along the Autobahn near Koblenz it crosses the river Mosel on a pretty impressive bridge. And just by the bridge are signs for the "scenic viewpoint".
Well, we couldn't resist - this was a VT outing, and pictures had to be taken! So off we went to the viewpoint... We parked, and we walked and we looked... and this was it :-S
Really, it looked better from the Autobahn!

Go to the "onsite loo".

Stop by the side of the Autobahn with your hazards flashing - it's a much better view.

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	Apparently, in Germany, the... Tip Rating:

By Mr_Edd_20 on August 26, 2002

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by Mr_Edd_20

Apparently, in Germany, the police pull you over from in front of you. What those cops probably thought was a high speed chase, to me was a leisurly rive on the autobahn. It took me like 15 mins to realize they wanted ME to pull over....that was sooo funny.

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	Language tricks

By solopes on July 30, 2009

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My idea was to travel from Koblenz to Bingen (with the car in the boat) and proceed from there to Strasbourg. I asked (in English) at the ticket booth a ticket for "a car with two adults and two children". The lady gave me the tickets and I paid them.

Moving to the boat, I discovered that there was no car access, and went back to the lady asking her where to enter - "No car, no car".

How to argue in German that I demanded a ticket for the car and thought that I'd paid for it?

It was hard, the discussion, but I couldn't leave the car behind.

After a babylonic nightmare, the lady decided to accept back the tickets, but returning only 90% of the charged price.

No it was not a great experience, my Rhine cruise!