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The Cochem Castle is a castle at the Mosel river in the Rhineland-Palatinate town of Cochem. After it had been destroyed in the 17th century, the businessman Louis Frédéric Jacques Ravené rebuilt the castle according to the taste of romanticism between 1868 to 1877. Today the castle is a museum and event space. The castle hill is used for winegrowing

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The Cochem Castle is a castle at the Mosel river in the Rhineland-Palatinate town of Cochem. After it had been destroyed in the 17th century, the businessman Louis Frédéric Jacques Ravené rebuilt the castle according to the taste of romanticism between 1868 to 1877. Today the castle is a museum and event space. The castle hill is used for winegrowing — COCHEM 25.09.2011 The Cochem Castle is a castle at the Mosel river in the Rhineland-Palatinate town of Cochem. After it had been destroyed in the 17th century, the businessman Louis Frédéric Jacques Ravené rebuilt the castle according to the taste of romanticism between 1868 to 1877. Today the castle is a museum and event space. The castle hill is used for winegrowing

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The Cochem Castle is a castle at the Mosel river in the Rhineland-Palatinate town of Cochem. After it had been destroyed in the 17th century, the businessman Louis Frédéric Jacques Ravené rebuilt the castle according to the taste of romanticism between 1868 to 1877. Today the castle is a museum and event space. The castle hill is used for winegrowing — COCHEM 25.09.2011 The Cochem Castle is a castle at the Mosel river in the Rhineland-Palatinate town of Cochem. After it had been destroyed in the 17th century, the businessman Louis Frédéric Jacques Ravené rebuilt the castle according to the taste of romanticism between 1868 to 1877. Today the castle is a museum and event space. The castle hill is used for winegrowing

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The Cochem Castle is a castle at the Mosel river in the Rhineland-Palatinate town of Cochem. After it had been destroyed in the 17th century, the businessman Louis Frédéric Jacques Ravené rebuilt the castle according to the taste of romanticism between 1868 to 1877. Today the castle is a museum and event space. The castle hill is used for winegrowing — COCHEM 25.09.2011 The Cochem Castle is a castle at the Mosel river in the Rhineland-Palatinate town of Cochem. After it had been destroyed in the 17th century, the businessman Louis Frédéric Jacques Ravené rebuilt the castle according to the taste of romanticism between 1868 to 1877. Today the castle is a museum and event space. The castle hill is used for winegrowing

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The Cochem Castle is a castle at the Mosel river in the Rhineland-Palatinate town of Cochem. After it had been destroyed in the 17th century, the businessman Louis Frédéric Jacques Ravené rebuilt the castle according to the taste of romanticism between 1868 to 1877. Today the castle is a museum and event space. The castle hill is used for winegrowing — COCHEM 25.09.2011 The Cochem Castle is a castle at the Mosel river in the Rhineland-Palatinate town of Cochem. After it had been destroyed in the 17th century, the businessman Louis Frédéric Jacques Ravené rebuilt the castle according to the taste of romanticism between 1868 to 1877. Today the castle is a museum and event space. The castle hill is used for winegrowing

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The Cochem Castle is a castle at the Mosel river in the Rhineland-Palatinate town of Cochem. After it had been destroyed in the 17th century, the businessman Louis Frédéric Jacques Ravené rebuilt the castle according to the taste of romanticism between 1868 to 1877. Today the castle is a museum and event space. The castle hill is used for winegrowing — COCHEM 25.09.2011 The Cochem Castle is a castle at the Mosel river in the Rhineland-Palatinate town of Cochem. After it had been destroyed in the 17th century, the businessman Louis Frédéric Jacques Ravené rebuilt the castle according to the taste of romanticism between 1868 to 1877. Today the castle is a museum and event space. The castle hill is used for winegrowing

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The Cochem Castle is a castle at the Mosel river in the Rhineland-Palatinate town of Cochem. After it had been destroyed in the 17th century, the businessman Louis Frédéric Jacques Ravené rebuilt the castle according to the taste of romanticism between 1868 to 1877. Today the castle is a museum and event space. The castle hill is used for winegrowing — COCHEM 25.09.2011 The Cochem Castle is a castle at the Mosel river in the Rhineland-Palatinate town of Cochem. After it had been destroyed in the 17th century, the businessman Louis Frédéric Jacques Ravené rebuilt the castle according to the taste of romanticism between 1868 to 1877. Today the castle is a museum and event space. The castle hill is used for winegrowing

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The Cochem Castle is a castle at the Mosel river in the Rhineland-Palatinate town of Cochem. After it had been destroyed in the 17th century, the businessman Louis Frédéric Jacques Ravené rebuilt the castle according to the taste of romanticism between 1868 to 1877. Today the castle is a museum and event space. The castle hill is used for winegrowing — COCHEM 25.09.2011 The Cochem Castle is a castle at the Mosel river in the Rhineland-Palatinate town of Cochem. After it had been destroyed in the 17th century, the businessman Louis Frédéric Jacques Ravené rebuilt the castle according to the taste of romanticism between 1868 to 1877. Today the castle is a museum and event space. The castle hill is used for winegrowing

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The Cochem Castle is a castle at the Mosel river in the Rhineland-Palatinate town of Cochem. After it had been destroyed in the 17th century, the businessman Louis Frédéric Jacques Ravené rebuilt the castle according to the taste of romanticism between 1868 to 1877. Today the castle is a museum and event space. The castle hill is used for winegrowing — COCHEM 25.09.2011 The Cochem Castle is a castle at the Mosel river in the Rhineland-Palatinate town of Cochem. After it had been destroyed in the 17th century, the businessman Louis Frédéric Jacques Ravené rebuilt the castle according to the taste of romanticism between 1868 to 1877. Today the castle is a museum and event space. The castle hill is used for winegrowing

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The Cochem Castle is a castle at the Mosel river in the Rhineland-Palatinate town of Cochem. After it had been destroyed in the 17th century, the businessman Louis Frédéric Jacques Ravené rebuilt the castle according to the taste of romanticism between 1868 to 1877. Today the castle is a museum and event space. The castle hill is used for winegrowing — COCHEM 25.09.2011 The Cochem Castle is a castle at the Mosel river in the Rhineland-Palatinate town of Cochem. After it had been destroyed in the 17th century, the businessman Louis Frédéric Jacques Ravené rebuilt the castle according to the taste of romanticism between 1868 to 1877. Today the castle is a museum and event space. The castle hill is used for winegrowing

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The Cochem Castle is a castle at the Mosel river in the Rhineland-Palatinate town of Cochem. After it had been destroyed in the 17th century, the businessman Louis Frédéric Jacques Ravené rebuilt the castle according to the taste of romanticism between 1868 to 1877. Today the castle is a museum and event space. The castle hill is used for winegrowing — COCHEM 25.09.2011 The Cochem Castle is a castle at the Mosel river in the Rhineland-Palatinate town of Cochem. After it had been destroyed in the 17th century, the businessman Louis Frédéric Jacques Ravené rebuilt the castle according to the taste of romanticism between 1868 to 1877. Today the castle is a museum and event space. The castle hill is used for winegrowing

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The Cochem Castle is a castle at the Mosel river in the Rhineland-Palatinate town of Cochem. After it had been destroyed in the 17th century, the businessman Louis Frédéric Jacques Ravené rebuilt the castle according to the taste of romanticism between 1868 to 1877. Today the castle is a museum and event space. The castle hill is used for winegrowing — COCHEM 25.09.2011 The Cochem Castle is a castle at the Mosel river in the Rhineland-Palatinate town of Cochem. After it had been destroyed in the 17th century, the businessman Louis Frédéric Jacques Ravené rebuilt the castle according to the taste of romanticism between 1868 to 1877. Today the castle is a museum and event space. The castle hill is used for winegrowing

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The Cochem Castle is a castle at the Mosel river in the Rhineland-Palatinate town of Cochem. After it had been destroyed in the 17th century, the businessman Louis Frédéric Jacques Ravené rebuilt the castle according to the taste of romanticism between 1868 to 1877. Today the castle is a museum and event space. The castle hill is used for winegrowing — COCHEM 25.09.2011 The Cochem Castle is a castle at the Mosel river in the Rhineland-Palatinate town of Cochem. After it had been destroyed in the 17th century, the businessman Louis Frédéric Jacques Ravené rebuilt the castle according to the taste of romanticism between 1868 to 1877. Today the castle is a museum and event space. The castle hill is used for winegrowing

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The Cochem Castle is a castle at the Mosel river in the Rhineland-Palatinate town of Cochem. After it had been destroyed in the 17th century, the businessman Louis Frédéric Jacques Ravené rebuilt the castle according to the taste of romanticism between 1868 to 1877. Today the castle is a museum and event space. The castle hill is used for winegrowing — COCHEM 25.09.2011 The Cochem Castle is a castle at the Mosel river in the Rhineland-Palatinate town of Cochem. After it had been destroyed in the 17th century, the businessman Louis Frédéric Jacques Ravené rebuilt the castle according to the taste of romanticism between 1868 to 1877. Today the castle is a museum and event space. The castle hill is used for winegrowing

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