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3347: 907:, who was supporting the town in its dispute with the Elector of Trier, Johann II of Baden. He freed Boppard from Electoral jurisdiction and tolls. However, Maximilian overstepped his authority in redeeming the pledge and had to revise his decision. This led in 1497 to the Boppard War. The Bopparders were not prepared to see their town once more annexed by the Electorate. So, the Elector of Trier advanced on the town with an army of 12,000 soldiers. The neighbouring places of Bad Salzig and Weiler surrendered without a fight. Boppard could not withstand the siege for long, and in the end had to acknowledge the Elector as their ruler. 128: 1468: 1144: 12,000,000 bonus from the state. With the promise that this money would be spent mainly on the outlying centres, eight of the ten still self-administering municipalities – including Boppard itself – came round to seeing the merger as the right way to proceed. Bad Salzig, on the other hand, would only agree to amalgamation as long as the new, greater Boppard could be called Boppard-Bad Salzig. Oppenhausen, for its part, completely refused to even consider the idea. Nonetheless, since the municipalities that agreed to amalgamation were home to more than two thirds of the 477: 1547: 4164: 4918: 3339: 795: 96: 402: 3355: 1621: 2141: 3802: 1176: 1050: 1435: 1629: 1525: 4146: 1188: 693: 2235: 1613: 646: 1668: 60: 1637: 2903: 465: 1507: 1558: 1579: 875: 1591: 80: 1656: 3770: 3153: 1204: 1484: 3786: 1446: 45: 135: 103: 1111:. Roughly two thirds of the 100 or so Jews living in Boppard emigrated. Those that remained were deported in 1942. In 1940, the Marienberg Convent and its associated school were closed under pressure from the régime. Although Boppard was not the main target of any air strike, bombs were nevertheless dropped on the town. Beginning on 19 March 1945, the Rhine's left bank was controlled by 1196: 519:, or "Four-Lake View". This vista gets its name from the way in which the Rhine can be seen from here, or rather the way in which it cannot be seen: hills block out most of the view of the river itself so that visitors can only see four apparently separate patches of water, rather like four lakes. These are all actually parts of the Rhine; there are no lakes to be seen. The 2602:, after 1354 wholly held by the Electorate of Trier, destroyed in 1618; terrace-shaped complex on a mountain ridge: only preserved parts are the girding wall with round open-backed towers and the outer bailey as well as two gateway arches on the way in; in the outer bailey former forester's dwelling from 1805; main castle expanded in 1846 and the early 20th century 1645: 2805:

Saint Severus's Church – At the marketplace stands the Late Romanesque Saint Severus's Church (1236), built on the foundations of a Roman military bath. During excavations under the church, remnants of a 6th-century early Christian church were found, with a keyhole-shaped pulpit facility (ambo) and a

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and other people somehow linked with the town. Restoration works began in 2005 and in November 2009, the museum was closed for six years a thorough €9,000,000 renovation. This work on the castle building was financed mainly by the Federal world heritage programme. In 2015, the renovated castle and

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line built in 1906–1908, one of the Prussian State Railway's steepest lines; two viaducts: Rauschenlochviadukt (at rail kilometre 49.4) and Hubertusviadukt (150 m long; at rail kilometre 49.6) and five tunnels: Hinterburden-Tunnel 1 (at rail kilometre 48), Hinterburden-Tunnel 2 (at rail

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Once the new, greater town of Boppard had been founded, the town's old arms lost their validity. Only in 1985 could the town council reach an agreement on new arms. The problem stemmed from, among other things, wanting to please everyone by choosing an heraldic emblem with which all

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in 1859. Steamship traffic on the Rhine, too, led to an upswing in the town's fortunes as a tourist centre. The Catholic middle and lower classes and the liberal, upper-class newcomers often found themselves at odds with each other, and this broke out into the open in 1872 with the

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Since the old town of Boppard was dissolved by the regulation, Boppard also no longer held town rights. Boppard’s legal quest was, however, more successful than Bad Salzig’s, and an appeal to the state government led to Boppard being granted town rights once more on 10 July 1976.

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could identify. This was not easy from an heraldic point of view, for only two of the constituent communities, Boppard and Bad Salzig, had borne arms before amalgamation. The other eight therefore had no heraldic history. Thus it was decided that the new coat of arms should be

3417:("Hospital to the Holy Ghost") is Boppard's oldest social institution. It has two roots, which stretch back to the Middle Ages. One goes back to a donation made by knightly and noble families in Boppard in the mid 13th century, and the other goes back to 1349 when the Boppard 886:

The Elector managed to win over the town nobility by taking them into his service and giving them jobs in administration, but the arrangement still did not sit well with the townsfolk. They had but one hope: to get rid of the pledge arrangement and reinstate the town's lost

2893:) are steeper. The Hunsrückbahn is said to be one of Rhineland-Palatinate's most scenic railway lines. The train runs on this line across two viaducts and on the stretch between Boppard and Buchholz through five tunnels. It has stood under monumental protection since 1987. 2171:; building with half-hipped roof, timber framing, partly solid, plastered, Late Gothic profile, marked 1566; Baroque building with hipped mansard roof, about 1738, with old building linked to the town wall by a walkway; whole complex of buildings, partly on Roman town wall 2631:

and tower's lower floor from the first fourth of the 12th century; west façade and tower's upper floors from the early 13th century (about 1220/1230); Early Gothic quire; main portal and paradise about 1250; churchyard with grave crosses; whole complex of buildings with

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Noble estates – In the Middle Ages, many noble families lived in town. Some of their houses have remained preserved: Ritter-Schwalbach-Haus (15th century), Eltzer Hof (1566 and 1738), Templerhaus (essentially from the 13th century) and remnants of the Boos von Waldeck

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In 1956 and 1957, the hospital foundation acquired some buildings right near the hospital that were on the Rhine and on Niederstadtstraße, and in the years that followed, until 1962, the hospital was thoroughly renovated and also expanded. The expansion claimed the

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Rheinallee 24 – former monastery church and teacher's college; long towerless aisleless church, 1683–1686, Gothic Revival Baroque; teacher's college, irregular three-and-a-half-floor four-winged complex, 1864–1868; whole complex of buildings with cadastral

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fortifications, was standing in the way, it had to be dismantled in 1906–1908, and it was then reassembled – albeit with thinner walls – north of its old location. In 1908, the last section of this line was completed and in the same year, it was opened.

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Convent; aisleless church, 1766–1768, portal with Gothic Revival sculpture of Saint John; west wing of the former convent building, essentially from the 18th century, altered in the 19th and 20th centuries, north wing from the 19th century; so-called

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were built on the main floor at the old building. Moreover, the hospital acquired new two- and three-bed rooms. A further expansion building was begun in 1975 and dedicated two years later. Since then, it has been used as a nursing home for seniors.

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Carmelite Church – The church itself dates from the 14th and 15th centuries and was formerly the monastery church at the now long vanished Carmelite monastery, founded in 1265. The décor is opulent with monumental tombs, choir stalls and memorial

1140:. This, however, did not last. Later that same year, the idea was floated to merge Boppard with these nine other municipalities to form a unified, greater Boppard. This was meant to simplify administration, and besides, it would bring the town a 3505:, which had had to be torn down owing to fears that it would collapse. The hall is used for both conventions and municipal gatherings on the one hand, and theatrical productions, concerts and comedian acts on the other, and it is also here that 2782:

with ruins of the Roman castrum fortifications from the 4th century AD. In the course of renovation work in Boppard's main townsite in 2009, parts of the western Roman wall were unearthed. Renovation work is still incomplete (as at December

1134:. Municipal boundaries, too, underwent reform. For Boppard, this meant that as of 28 July 1970, the town found itself, along with Bad Salzig, Buchholz, Herschwiesen, Hirzenach, Holzfeld, Oppenhausen, Rheinbay, Udenhausen and Weiler in a new 742:, the Middle Rhine lost its strategic importance. On the other hand, the river was gaining more and more importance as a supply and trade avenue. In the mid 3rd century, the Rhine's right bank had to be evacuated and conceded to the 1983:("King’s Villa"); two-winged Gothic Revival brick building, about 1890; coachman's house, 1½-floor brick building, partly timber framing, half-hipped roof; hearth heating plate, 18th century; whole complex of buildings with garden 3837:

Bild des St.-Martinsklosters bei Boppard aus J. F. Dielmann, A. Fay, J. Becker (Zeichner): F. C. Vogels Panorama des Rheins, Bilder des rechten und linken Rheinufers, Lithographische Anstalt F. C. Vogel, Frankfurt

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Burg Schöneck – The castle stands on the Ehrbachklamm, part of a local river otherwise called simply the Ehrbach. This is near the outlying centre of Windhausen. It was built in 1200 under Imperial ministerialis Konrad von

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defeated the French troops, the victorious powers shared the administration of the territories under them. Thus, for a year and a half, Boppard was governed by the "Imperial and Royal" Austrian and Royal Bavarian joint

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of Bad Salzig to appeal to the State Constitutional Court – on the same day – and file suit to have the Interior Ministry’s regulation overturned. The ruling came on 8 May 1977; the Court rejected Bad Salzig’s bid.

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Propsteistraße 2 – former Benedictine provostry; stately Baroque building with hipped mansard roof, marked 1716; remnant of a fountain complex, marked 1569; whole complex of buildings with church and garden

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St. Carolus (professional school); originally a villa with park and gatehouse, 1910; castlelike plastered building, staircase, gatehouse, partly timber framing; whole complex of buildings with garden and

895:, though, dashed this hope. In 1368, he raised the sum of the pledge and promised that neither he nor his successor would allow the pledge to be redeemed. With high hopes, the townsfolk turned in 1496 to 1856:("Old Coaching Inn"); hook-shaped timber-frame building, partly solid, hipped roof ; essentially possibly from the 16th century, remodelled in the 17th and 18th centuries; whole complex of buildings 1762:

group, three-naved gallery basilica, earlier half of the 13th century, quire flanking towers possibly from the first fourth of the 12th century; outside Crucifixion group of the former graveyard, marked

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Convent; Baroque convent complex; four-winged complex with tower, abbess's building with columned portal, priory building, livestock building, 1739–1753, architect Thomas Neurohr, Tyrol; park complex

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The mayor is elected every eight years. Boppard's current mayor, elected in March 2021, is Jörg Haseneier (CDU). He succeeded Dr. Walter Bersch (born 1954), who had been in office since 1997.

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Pankratiusring 6 – former rectory; timber-frame house, partly solid, essentially possibly from the early 17th century, conversion marked 1715, expansion 1930; timber-frame barn, 18th century

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language be described thus: Or an eagle displayed sable armed and langued gules and clawed argent, his breast surmounted by an inescutcheon of the last charged with a cross of the third.

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Graveyard – graveyard building, 1875; cast-iron graveyard cross, latter half of the 19th century; cross, 1724; J. B. Berger tomb, about 1888, Gothic Revival, C. Berger tomb, about 1888

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radio transmitter. The main antenna-bearing tower in this complex is of a unique construction. It was built as a 121 m-tall hybrid tower with a steel-framework support structure.

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monastery. The mayor’s office, too, is to be found here. The town council meetings, though, are still held at the old Town Hall, built to plans by Paul Rowald in 1884 and 1885 in the

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mentioned above offers a rather obscured view of the Rhine. However, another lookout point nearby affords an outstanding view of the great bow in the Rhine at Boppard. This is the

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was part of the western fortifications. Major parts of the walls were first removed when the railway was built. Even so, many parts of the mediaeval town wall still stand today.

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Marienberg Convent – The convent was founded as early as 1120. After a fire, it was built again from the ground up (1738). At this time, it finds itself in a very poor state.

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Oberstraße 62 – cadastral office; Gothic Revival plastered building, 1903; adjoining wall with portal; whole complex of buildings with Franciscan church and teacher's college

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Mainzer Straße 24 – Kantgymnasium (school); three-floor two-winged plastered building, Renaissance Revival, 1903–1906, expansion in 1945; two-floor headmaster's dwelling wing

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through the Rhine valley, was built. Towards the end of 405, the last Roman troops were withdrawn to defend Italy. The town's next documentary mention did not come until the

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forms the town’s eastern limit. Along this part of the river lie the outlying centres of Hirzenach and Bad Salzig, as well as the town’s main centre, also called Boppard.

3954: 3290:–Mainz–Frankfurt route. Local transport has been run since December 2008 by TransRegio; this involves hourly trains between Koblenz and Mainz. Passenger transport on the 998:, political tensions arose in Boppard, too. These flared up in particular around the long-time mayor, Matthias Jacobs, who as the representative of the long established, 2164:; two-winged timber-frame house, partly solid, essentially from the mid 16th century, conversion and expansion marked 1623/1624, stable addition 19th century; gravestone 2488:

210 (monumental zone) – opened in early 17th century (?), 130 gravestones, mainly from the late 19th century and the first third of the 20th century, oldest from 1605

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Boppard is known for its very good Rhine wine, attracting tourists with many lodging and dining businesses. From Boppard, excursion ships sail on the Rhine to the

1821:, about 1750; tomb slab 1595, coat of arms stone, third fourth of the 17th century; corner of Rheinallee/Bahnhofstraße 2 (see below) 15 m long piece of wall; 863:, Baldwin had the town stormed and quelled this challenge to his authority, thus absorbing the town of Boppard into the Electorate of Trier. Baldwin then had the 2118:("House to the Holy Ghost"); timber-frame house, partly solid, plastered, essentially possibly from the 16th century, conversion in the 18th century, marked 1732 2249:

Rheinallee 51 – Hotel "Rheinvilla"; representative building with hipped roof, Classicist gabled portal, about 1865/1870; whole complex of buildings with garden

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The council is made up of 32 part-time council members, who were elected at the municipal election held on 7 June 2009, and the full-time mayor as chairman.

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in 1896 and expanded in Romanesque Revival style, conversion 1956, three-floor towerlike plastered building with three Late Romanesque double-arcade windows

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Jewish graveyard "Untern Budbach", Kellerchen district, in the forest (monumental zone) – opened in the mid 19th century, 15 gravestones from 1847 to 1924

1747:) and former Carmelite monastery, Karmeliterstraße – originally towerless aisleless church, under construction in 1320, aisle 1439–1444; monastery, plain 1013:(baths) at Remigiusplatz (square) in 1841. Under Jacob's successor, Josef Syrée, who between 1848 and 1892 was Boppard's mayor, the town developed into a 3918: 3167:, which had its first documentary mention in 643. With 75 hectares (190 acres) of planted vineyards, Boppard is the biggest winegrowing centre in the 1351:

In Gold ein rot bezungter und rot bewehrter schwarzer Adler mit silbernen Krallen, belegt mit einem Herzschild, darin in Silber ein rotes Balkenkreuz.

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Niederstadtstraße 8 – timber-frame house, half-hipped roof, 17th century; high-water marks, among others, 1683, 1784; in the garden town wall remnant

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Rheinallee 22 – Saint Michael's episcopal college; seven-axis plastered building with three-floor decorative façade, Renaissance Revival, 1902–1904

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Pastorsgasse 9 – former Evangelical parish office; ten-axis Early Classicist plastered building, dormer with Palladian elements, late 18th century

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kilometre 48.3), Rauerberg-Tunnel (at rail kilometre 49.9), Talberg-Tunnel (at rail kilometre 50.2) and Kalmut-Tunnel (at rail kilometre 51.1)

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Rheinallee 32 – Hotel "Zum Hirsch"; four-floor timber-frame house, partly plastered, wooden loggia, about 1900 (partly dismantled in 2009)

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was unlawful. They tried to struggle against what they saw as a foreign ruler and in 1327, they set up their own council. After a short

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Since 1969, the town of Boppard has belonged to the Rhein-Hunsrück-Kreis, and is the district's northernmost municipality. Boppard is a

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Niederstadtstraße 7 – three-floor timber-frame house, partly solid, marked 1655; two-floor side wing, partly timber-frame, 18th century

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settlement before the Romans came, or perhaps that there was one at the same time as the Romans were there. With the expansion of the

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and tertiary schools are all in the main centre of Boppard. These are the Fritz-Straßmann-Schule (Realschule plus), the Bischöfliche

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Oberstraße 90 – rich three-floor timber-frame house with veranda, essentially possibly late mediaeval, radical conversion marked 1615

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Oberstraße 86 – Hotel "Deutsches Haus"; three-floor plastered building, polygonal corner oriel tower, half-hipped roof, marked 1912

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Marktplatz 3/4 – no. 3 four-floor timber-frame house, 16th century; no. 4 four-floor timber frame house, partly solid, essentially

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Boppard's town forest is the second biggest in Rhineland-Palatinate with an area of 43.6 square kilometres (16.8 sq mi).

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brought yet another religious figure into the fray. As the representative of the Catholic middle and lower classes, the long-time

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Rheinallee 47 – former orphanage; originally two-floor plastered building, 1863–1865, expanded in 1886/1887, raised in 1901/1902

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Mainzer Straße 29 – Gothic Revival brick villa, three-floor polygonal corner tower, 1863; whole complex of buildings with garden

4942: 4937: 2833:, or "Old Castle") – Standing on the Rhine is the castle built by Baldwin of Trier. Today it houses Boppard's municipal museum. 2436:

Rheinbabenallee 1 – Hotel "Anker im Burgfrieden"; plastered building with flat-roofed porch, about 1925; Crucifix, 18th century

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cathedral and city walls. The Royal Estate lay at the end of the Mühltal on the Rhine. Governing the town and the surrounding

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as well as five halts, Boppard Süd, Boppard-Buchholz, Boppard-Hirzenach, Boppard-Bad Salzig and Boppard-Fleckertshöhe. At the

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Evangelical church, Röhrenbornstraße 1 – aisleless church, 1769, mediaeval tower; whole complex of buildings with graveyard

1773:, possibly after 364 until 375, Roman tower; mediaeval town fortifications, first expansion of the Roman castrum about the 1156:. This was implemented on 31 December 1975. The newly founded municipality was given the name of Boppard. This led the now 2619:), Kirchstraße – former Benedictine provostry church, Romanesque columned basilica, possibly begun soon after 1110, nave, 2319:

Untere Marktstraße 24 – four-floor timber-frame house, 16th century, mansard roof from the last third of the 18th century

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downfall in 1813 and 1814, Boppard, along with all the lands on the Rhine's left bank, belonged to France. After Marshal

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Eltzerhofstraße 21 – Hotel "Zum Römer"; timber-frame house, partly solid, plastered, latter half of the 17th century

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council itself also supported the proposal, the Minister of the Interior was able to effect the change by issuing a

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middle and lower classes was always trying to prevail against the town's wealthy, liberal upper class. Only in the

904: 837: 504:’s riverbed. Since 2002, the Gorge has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site. A 17 km (11 mi) stretch of the 4947: 3405:("Institute for Advanced Scholastic Training and Educational-Psychological Counselling") and the medical college. 2081:

Marktplatz 6 – three-floor timber-frame house, partly solid, plastered, essentially possibly from the 17th century

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Mainzer Straße 54 – Late Classicist plastered villa, mezzanine, about 1870; whole complex of buildings with garden

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During the 19th century, Boppard's population grew from some 3,000 at the beginning to some 5,000 by about 1875.

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has at its disposal 152 beds. In 2009, work began, funded by the hospital foundation, on a seniors’ home at the

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Untere Marktstraße 7 – four-floor timber-frame house, essentially from the 16th century, alteration marked 1767

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Outside the historic town centre lie many commercial concerns, such as the Boppard-headquartered manufacturer

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Binger Gasse 21 – three-floor timber-frame house, partly solid, plastered, essentially from the 16th century

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St.-Ägidius-Straße 6 – Catholic rectory; plastered building, partly timber-frame, Swiss chalet style, 1905

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Mainzer Straße 16/18 – stately double villa, mezzanine, about 1890; whole complex of buildings with garden

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is housed in the old Electoral castle. On permanent display there are exhibits about the town's history,

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Mainzer Straße 40 – brick villa, hipped mansard roof, about 1902; whole complex of buildings with garden

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Mainzer Straße 20 – brick villa, Renaissance Revival, about 1870; whole complex of buildings with garden

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Kreuzweg 1 – timber-frame building, mansard roof, marked 1737, slated west wing with tower, 19th century

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in the 1960s, the district of Sankt Goar was dissolved and Boppard was grouped into the new district of

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At Salzbornstraße 14 – bathhouse; three-part building complex, Baroque Revival plastered building, 1907

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villa with mansard roof, staircase, about 1910/1920; whole complex of buildings with fence and big park

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Sabelstraße 25 – partly timber framing, stained glass windows, rich Art Nouveau décor, about 1910/1920

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Former coat of arms of the town of Boppard from 1817. Here, the eagle's talons are not of a different

4917: 3696: 3639: 3581: 3168: 935: 1030:, which lasted several years. In particular, Mayor Syrée's and his liberal followers’ conversion to 4184: 3326:("Hunsrück Heights Road", a scenic road across the Hunsrück built originally as a military road on 3318:(State Road) 210 (Simmerner Straße) and by vehicles up to 10.5 t and long-distance buses over 3103:("Wine Sampling") – a small wine festival held in the castle's inner ward on one weekend in August. 2756: 2752: 2395:(chapel); aisleless church, essentially post-mediaeval, conversion in the 18th and 19th centuries; 2310:

Untere Marktstraße 8 – three-floor timber-frame house, plastered, essentially from the 17th century

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Steinstraße 31 – timber-frame house, latter half of the 17th century, expansion in the 18th century

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Sabelstraße 26 – plastered building, partly timber framing, rich Art Nouveau décor, about 1900/1910

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Hintergasse 3 – stately timber-frame house, marked 1551, 1553, gable and roof from the 19th century

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Humperdinckstraße 12 – plastered building, partly timber framing in 17th-century style, about 1890

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Propsteistraße – former provostry garden; rectangle with paths laid out at right angles and with

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Regesten und Urkunden zur Verfassungs- und Rechtsgeschichte der deutschen Städte im Mittelalter

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Am Alten Posthof 2 – post office; stately Romanesque Revival plastered building, 1895; former

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is the starting point for the convoy of over 80 ships that take visitors to the site of each

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Rheinuferstraße 2/2a – timber-frame house, partly solid, mansard roof, staircase, marked 1647

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Ritter-Schwalbach-Straße 1 – plastered building, partly decorative timber framing, about 1900

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Mainzer Straße 46 – Late Classicist villa, about 1875; whole complex of buildings with garden

1777:("Frisian Quarter"), 12th century, after 1327 until the mid-14th century wall building about 1400:

had once lain under Electoral-Trier sovereignty, Holzfeld being the only one that never had.

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in the Boppard area has been a storage yard dating back some 13,000 years to the time of the

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Untere Marktstraße 9 – three-floor timber-frame house, partly solid, plastered, 17th century

2015:("High Cross"), marked 1620, renovated in 1947 after destruction; whole complex of buildings 2003:

Kronengasse 8 – three-floor timber-frame house, partly solid, half-hipped roof, 16th century

1898:

Burgplatz 3 – Hotel "Römerburg"; two-floor solid building, about 1910; part of the town wall

1467: 3682: 3669: 3577: 3259: 2639:, former Saint Bartholomew's Parish Church; aisleless church, expansion in the 19th century 2584:

Schönecker Straße 9 – timber-frame house, half-hipped roof, first third of the 18th century

2416:), Weilerer Weg – Gothic Revival pseudobasilica, 1899–1902, architect Lambert von Fisenne, 2275: 2065:

Marktplatz 1 – three-floor, plastered timber-frame house, essentially from the 17th century

2024:

Mainzer Straße 17 – villa, Tuscan style, about 1870; whole complex of buildings with garden

1759: 1748: 1684: 1127: 1123: 1022: 911: 739: 534: 425: 421: 320: 216: 209: 3690: 1305:

As a result of this division of political fortunes, a CDU-Green-FWG coalition was formed.

476: 8: 3665: 3565: 2599: 2072: 1475: 1389: 1031: 1003: 951: 856: 783: 751: 681: 440: 4067: 3461:

was instituted. Four years later in 2003, the Boppard hospital joined together with the

3243: 2882: 2587: 1904:

Eltzerhofstraße 2 – three-floor plastered building, partly timber framing, about 1900/10

1648: 4552: 4163: 3561: 3387: 3307: 3227: 3128:("Wine Festival") – held on the last weekend in September and first weekend in October. 2763:("Adversarial Brothers") after a German legend that arose in the 16th century, and the 2643: 2624: 2255:

Rheinallee 53 – 2½-floor villa, about 1865/1870; whole complex of buildings with garden

2252:

Rheinallee 52 – 2½-floor villa, about 1865/1870; whole complex of buildings with garden

1962: 1945: 1901:

Burgstraße 2 – brick corner building, now plastered, about 1880, Ladenlokal, about 1928

1516: 1393: 1018: 979: 919: 900: 896: 888: 815: 803: 4527: 3647: 3617: 3027:("Middle-Rhenish Wine Spring") – a wine festival held along the vineyard paths in the 2540:

Im Schiessgraben 1 – timber-frame house, half-hipped roof, oven addition, 18th century

2243:

Rheinallee 44 – Catholic rectory; three-floor plastered building, Rococo Revival, 1901

1892:

Burdengasse 7 – building with half-hipped roof, timber framing plastered, 17th century

938:

troops had occupied the town, which remained under French rule for the next 20 years.

871:("Old Castle") – expanded, which was also meant to ensure his lordship over the town. 715:

settlement of the lands on the Rhine's left bank, there also followed the founding of

3450: 3430: 3311: 3081:– a kermis held by the neighbourhoods of Upper and Lower Niedersburger Neighbourhoods 2881:

is among Germany's steepest. Among German railway lines still in operation, only the

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What follows expands somewhat on the entries in the Directory of Cultural Monuments:

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Directly north of Boppard, the Rhine takes its greatest bend. This bow is called the

204: 3327: 3176: 3009:– a "parade of fools" staged by KG Schwarz-Gold Baudobriga 1955 e. V., a local 2433:

Dammigstraße 16 – timber-frame house, partly solid, earlier half of the 19th century

2174:

Oberstraße 147 – timber-frame house, partly solid, hipped mansard roof, 18th century

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wayside cross, late 19th century; bough cross, early 20th century; 15 border stones

2388:

At Jakobsbergerhof 1 – basalt portal, marked 16.., of the former monastery building

2337: 2259: 1727: 1704:), Burgplatz 2 – four-winged complex with two round towers, north wing lengthened, 1153: 1136: 794: 743: 731: 412:, is a town and municipality (since the 1976 inclusion of 9 neighbouring villages, 4120: 3607: 3354: 1829:("Crown Gate"), gate tower, two twinned windows, 17th century; second upper floor 1813:(roughly "Mineral Water Tower"), in 1906–1908 partly torn down and reconstructed; 1546: 958:

as it is in the newer arms. Otherwise, the newer arms are based on the older ones.

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Koblenzer Straße 205 – villa, partly timber framing (brick infill), round tower,

1944:

Karmeliterstraße 1/3 – former Hotel "Karmeliterhof"; three-floor double house in

1895:

Burgplatz 1 – three-floor plastered building, 19th century, part of the town wall

1740: 1080: 1035: 999: 918:

troops under Rhinegrave Otto Ludwig occupied the town on 18 January 1632. In the

754:

stopped the Germanic invasion and began securing the Middle Rhine. His successor

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Marktplatz 17 – former town hall; brick building, Renaissance Revival, 1884/1885

1620: 4737: 4717: 4647: 3901:"Überraschend deutlicher Wahlsieg: Haseneier wird Boppards neuer Bürgermeister" 3801: 3732: 3571: 3555: 3551: 3522: 3371: 2798:

and "Upper Town") and girded the new parts of town with walls with towers. The

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Villa Ludwigsruh, southwest of the village – Late Historicist villa, about 1900

2458: 1830: 1530: 1471: 1084: 811: 4757: 4742: 4104: 3877: 3872: 3867: 3862: 3857: 3852: 3847: 3842: 3836: 3122:, or "Onion Market") – held on the second Wednesday and Thursday in September. 2101:(a small, shrinelike structure consecrated to a saint or saints) with Baroque 1175: 1049: 1009:

The physician Dr. Heusner and the local businessman Jacob Mallmann opened the

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along the loveliest stretch of the whole Rhine Valley with its many castles.

3018: 3014: 2886: 2848: 2581:("Pilgrimage Chapel to the Black Madonna"); aisleless church, about 1770/1780 2417: 2341: 2102: 2039:

Mainzer Straße 41 – villa, about 1890; whole complex of buildings with garden

1866:

At Bahnhofstraße 2 – town wall remnant on the side of the house on Rheinallee

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Michael-Bach-Straße 2 – representative building with hipped roof, about 1870

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sessions are staged by KG Bälzer Knorrköpp and KG Schwarz-Gold Baudobriga.

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Untere Marktstraße 10 – timber-frame house, latter half of the 16th century

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plastered building, second fourth of the 13th century, integrated into the

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Mediaeval town wall – The Roman castrum walls were still used on into the

2340:, south of the town – Stations of the Cross 1851/1852; chapel, 1709–1724; 2234: 1612: 1230:

The municipal election held on 7 June 2009 yielded the following results:

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College building for the Federal Academy for Public Administration (1987)

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centre and a spa. This new industry was furthered by the building of the

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pledged Boppard along with its outlying lands to his brother, Archbishop

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hedges, in the centre a small fountain; earlier half of the 18th century

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Zelkesgasse 12 – "Heilig Grab" winehouse; plastered building, about 1800

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Berger, who also enjoyed some fame as a poet, was the mayor's opponent.

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Sabelstraße 28 – plastered building, rich Art Nouveau décor, about 1910

2180:

Pützgasse 1 – timber-frame house, partly solid, plastered, 18th century

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election to power in 1933 brought Boppard no changes at first, as the

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assigned the town along with the Rhine's left bank as far upstream as

656: with: more history during Early Medieval period. You can help by 575:, but these have no separate representation on any council. Boppard's 4867: 4857: 4847: 4807: 4707: 4702: 4692: 4687: 4577: 4507: 4382: 4332: 4327: 4242: 4237: 3611: 3574:(1838–1917), philosopher, psychologist and founder of act psychology. 3529: 3271: 3267: 3200: 3107: 3094: 3062: 2890: 2595: 2396: 2294:

Untere Fraubachstraße 1 – villa with residential tower, about 1865/70

2220: 1969: 1540: 1100: 524: 4762: 4214: 3558:, industrialist, held worldwide to be a pioneer in furniture design. 3421:(roughly "lay jurists") families founded the church brotherhood, or 3403:

Institut für Schulische Fortbildung und Schulpsychologische Beratung

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Sterrenberger Straße – wooden wayside cross, marked 1738 and 1813,

2304:

Untere Marktstraße 5 – three-floor timber-frame house, 17th century

2258:

Rheinallee, near the Ebertor – monument; gabled stele with relief,

2087:

Michael-Bach-Straße 1 – Late Classicist plastered building, corner

1910:

Eltzerhofstraße 25 – building with hipped mansard roof, marked 1925

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Boppard – Excerpt from Topographia Hassiae by Matthäus Merian, 1655

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forces, who built an emergency bridge across the Rhine at Boppard.

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Japanese cultural goods and in 1896 republished together with him

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Since 1976, the town administration has been housed at the former

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is a word used to designate a dialect; it does not refer here to

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Rheinallee 26, Seminarstraße (no number) – Rheinallee 26: former

2068:

Marktplatz 2 – plastered building with rounded corner, about 1860

1923: 1731: 1563: 1461: 1203: 1060: 1014: 987: 946: 855:. The Boppard townsfolk, however, felt that this merger with the 538: 497: 429: 197: 79: 4517: 4020:

Kommunalwahl Rheinland-Pfalz 2014, Stadt- und Gemeinderatswahlen

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Kommunalwahl Rheinland-Pfalz 2009, Stadt- und Gemeinderatswahlen

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Running through Boppard is the important long-distance highway,

1730:

with columned vestibule, 1850–1852, building inspector Althoff,

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finished the work. It was also at this time that the Late Roman

496:. This characteristic narrow form of valley arose from downward 4817: 4677: 4427: 4367: 4312: 3778: 3769: 3518: 3449:

department was housed in the new building on the Rhine and new

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Former synagogue – This was built in 1867 and was destroyed by

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Marktplatz 5 – "Ratsstube" Inn; timber-frame house, marked 1905

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Humperdinckstraße 14 – plastered building with low-key gable

1889:

Burdengasse 1 – timber-frame house, partly solid, marked 1681

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Since 1946, the town has been part of the then newly founded

860: 735: 717: 554: 505: 501: 242: 3075:("Rhine Bank Festival") – held on the third weekend in July. 1879:

At Binger Gasse 34 – two carved wooden brackets, marked 1607

1805:("Saint Nicholas’s Pulpit") and tomb slabs; remnants of the 1644: 1103:

on Binger Gasse (lane), which had been opened in 1867. Many

1006:(1848) did his opponents manage to drive him out of office. 75:

Location of Boppard within Rhein-Hunsrück-Kreis district

4252: 2628: 1886:; villa, about 1900; whole complex of buildings with garden 1705: 1195: 1095:

had won 50% of the vote at the 1933 elections. However, on

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Directory of Cultural Monuments in Rhein-Hunsrück district

3604:, his father's work on the occasion of his 100th birthday. 3445:("Hospital Lane") as a victim; this no longer exists. The 3303:

9. In the outlying centre of Buchholz, furthermore, is an

3037:– a whole series of events and small festivals in mid May. 2790:. In the 14th century, the town was expanded in the west ( 1863:; plastered building, staircase, 1858/1859, expansion 1904 1852:("House of God", a synonym in German for "church"), later 375: 3676: 3463:

Gesundheitszentrum Evangelisches Stift St. Martin Koblenz

2374:

Wayside cross, Kreuzer Flur (cadastral area) – so-called

2018:

At Mainzer Straße 15 – plastered villa façade, about 1870

1104: 2985:, Boppard had a considerable Jewish community. Outlying 2553:(District Road) 119 going towards Buchholz – marked 1798 2055:

Marienberger Straße 7 – Gothic Revival Villa, about 1905

1712:(1652–1672) and Johann VIII Hugo von Orsbeck (1672–1711) 1408:

Boppard fosters partnerships with the following places:

2751:

Over on the other side of the Rhine stand two castles,

2724:

18th century; whole complex of buildings with graveyard

2678:

Wayside chapel, on the road to Herschwiesen, corner of

2520:); Romanesque Revival brick aisleless church, 1892–1896 1941:’s main residence; whole complex of buildings with park 1758:), Kronengasse 3 – former canonical foundation church, 1388:, ironically the heraldic device formerly borne by the 1380:, like the old arms, but that the eagle should have an 730:) on the way into the Mühltal (valley). The name is of 587:

of Buchenau (and the Hellerwald commercial development)

2442:

Rheinblick 4 – villa, hipped mansard roof, 1920s/1930s

443:. The town is also a state-recognized tourism resort ( 2686:

119 – slate quarrystone aisleless church, marked 1850

3401:("Federal Academy for Public Administration"), the 3294:has since December 2009 been run by Rhenus Veniro. 3134:("Firefighter Festival") – staged by the volunteer 2546:

Pankratiusring 21 – timber-frame house, marked 1700

2371:

Votive cross on Proffenstiege – basalt, marked 1735

926:, or War of the Palatine Succession), an attack by 774:. According to this source from 643, Boppard was a 3709:(1798–1876), teacher at the Marienberg Foundation. 3397:Other educational institutions in Boppard are the 3322:209 (Buchholzer Straße) from the main centre. The 2696:Saint Sebastian's Catholic Church (branch church; 2430:Bopparder Straße – Crucifixion group, 19th century 2149:Oberstraße 92 – residential and commercial house, 2127:Oberstraße 58 – stately brick building, after 1885 3112:in Bad Salzig – a kermis held in early September. 2877:Hunsrückbahn – This railway line from Boppard to 2806:baptismal font. Comparable baths can be found in 2778:Roman castrum wall – Near the marketplace is the 2439:At Rheinbabenallee 15 – coat of arms, marked 1743 2325:Hunsrück-Bahn (monumental zone) – section of the 1837:("Lily Gate"), marked 1857 (reconstruction) with 778:royal estate and an administrative centre of the 4929: 4117:"Boppard-Online: Wer war Engelbert Humperdinck?" 2747:Further information on local buildings and sites 1751:complex, marked 1730; whole complex of buildings 561:has its own council, whose head bears the title 3750:List of twin towns and sister cities in Germany 3650:(born 1948), author, translator and journalist. 2655:At Propsteistraße 4 – coat of arms, marked 1664 1958:with allegorical woman figure, mid-19th century 1683:The following are listed buildings or sites in 3824:Boppard. Geschichte einer Stadt am Mittelrhein 3433:, both institutions were merged. In 1855, the 3021:); the parade proceeds through the inner town. 1937:villa, about 1870, from 1897 to 1900 composer 1099:(9–10 November 1938), the Nazis destroyed the 676:The earliest trace of settlement unearthed by 4200: 4077: 4075: 4068:Stadtrat beschließt wichtige Zukunftsvorhaben 3754: 3474:Verbundklinikum Stiftungsklinikum Mittelrhein 3342:Old building of the Kant-Gymnasium in Boppard 3142: 2285:Simmerner Straße 12 – brick villa, about 1865 2906:The great bow in the Rhine as seen from the 2579:Wallfahrtskapelle Zur Schwarzen Muttergottes 914:, Boppard lost one third of its population. 798:Image of the city seal in the British Museum 2937:People in Boppard speak a dialect known as 2075:, extensively renovated in the 18th century 1071:, a tower that had been part of the town's 4207: 4193: 4162: 4072: 3743: 2862:On the Fleckertshöhe (heights) stands the 2742:); Gothic Revival plastered building, 1888 2567:119 going towards Windhausen – marked 1819 2560:119 going towards Windhausen – marked 1748 1607: 1059:About 1903, work began on linking another 734:origin, which implies that there had been 544: 3638:; she belonged to the group known as the 3620:(1902–1980), chemist and codiscoverer of 3564:(1811–1889), philosopher and theologian, 3545: 3537:the newly restored museum were reopened. 3399:Bundesakademie für öffentliche Verwaltung 3190: 3097:display on the second Saturday in August. 2183:Rheinallee – accident cross, 18th century 2006:Mainzer Straße 8 – former Saint Martin's 1710:Karl Kaspar von der Leyen-Hohengeroldseck 930:troops was successfully repulsed. In the 549:Since 1976, Boppard has consisted of ten 3596:government. Collected, like his brother 3353: 3345: 3337: 3151: 2901: 2509:; slate quarrystone building, about 1840 2233: 2139: 2048:Marienberger Hohl 1 – former Marienberg 1968:Koblenzer Straße 236 – brick villa with 1913:Flogtstraße 48 – brick villa, about 1900 1754:Saint Severus’s Catholic Parish Church ( 1666: 1654: 1643: 1635: 1627: 1619: 1611: 1202: 1194: 1186: 1174: 1048: 945: 873: 793: 750:border once more. In 355, Roman Emperor 691: 541:, some 22 kilometres (14 mi) away. 475: 463: 3926:Statistisches Landesamt Rheinland-Pfalz 3895: 3893: 3715:(1854–1921), composer (fairytale opera 3330:’s orders) also runs through Buchholz. 2288:Simmerner Straße 19 – villa, about 1890 2000:(cross); Crucifixion group, marked 1739 4930: 3677:Famous people associated with the town 3333: 2981:influences, for until the time of the 1659:Boppard, east of the Jakobsbergerhof: 4188: 3437:were called to work at the hospital. 1996:Kreuzweg/Ecke Rheinallee – so-called 810:-die dating from 1228–36, now in the 395: 267:75.13 km (29.01 sq mi) 16:Town in Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany 4173:Illustration of the town in 1588 in 3890: 3693:, he was crowned in 1198 in Boppard. 3274:, stop. Further services are run by 2897: 1734:; expansion and west tower 1885–1887 1690: 1687:’s Directory of Cultural Monuments: 1403: 922:(1688–1697; known in Germany as the 830:; the head official in town was the 789: 640: 4085:. Museum Boppard. 21 September 2015 3254:. The town of Boppard has its main 1384:on its breast, itself charged with 1107:were seized, and some were sent to 13: 3816: 3138:on the first weekend in September. 2652:At Propsteistraße 3 – coat of arms 2160:("Water Barrel Manor"), so-called 1873:winery building, brick, about 1860 1671:Boppard, Untere Fraubachstraße 2: 14: 4979: 4138: 3540: 3205:Sebapharma GmbH & Co. kg 3199:, with some 1,200 employees, the 3000: 2921:. In 2006 in this same area, the 1929:Humperdinckstraße 25 – so-called 954:, and it is not surmounted by an 941: 4916: 4144: 3800: 3784: 3768: 3435:Sisters of Mercy of St. Borromeo 2728: 2238:Zum Hirsch before deconstruction 1979:Koblenzerstraße 248 – so-called 1589: 1577: 1556: 1545: 1523: 1505: 1482: 1466: 1444: 1433: 644: 149:Show map of Rhineland-Palatinate 133: 126: 101: 94: 78: 58: 43: 4968:Districts of the Rhine Province 4109: 4097: 4060: 4049: 3662:(born 1975), American comedian. 3656:(born 1956), financial manager. 3476:, another hospital in Koblenz. 3429:("Little Hospital"). After the 2598:(1331–1336) partly held by the 2590:, south of the village, on the 2524: 1344: 1222: 1044: 973:Landesadministrationskommission 746:, thereby making the Rhine the 583:Boppard (main centre) with the 134: 102: 4958:Holocaust locations in Germany 4024: 4013: 4002: 3981: 3959: 3948: 3932: 3911: 3467:Diakoniezentrum Paulinenstift 3457:In January 1999, the focus on 3025:Mittelrheinischer Weinfrühling 2771:with its mediaeval monastery. 2672: 2391:East of the Jakobsbergerhof – 1199:The Rhine Promenade of Boppard 687: 537:; the nearest upper centre is 1: 4943:Populated places on the Rhine 4938:Towns in Rhineland-Palatinate 3883: 3490: 3374:located in the three biggest 3270:trains each day, to and from 2571: 2403: 1321:Freie Wählergruppe Boppard: 3 1207:Weiler with view of the Rhine 1148:’s population, and since the 968:Gebhard Leberecht von Blücher 4215:Towns and municipalities in 4152:travel guide from Wikivoyage 4103:Webseite der Stadt Boppard: 4066:Webseite der Stadt Boppard: 3830: 3365: 3221: 3163:Boppard is characterized by 3031:on the last Sunday in April. 2945:being the dialectal form of 2864:Sender Boppard-Fleckertshöhe 2606: 1766:Town wall – remnants of the 1678: 1183:monastery, now the Town Hall 932:War of the Polish Succession 454: 7: 3907:(in German). 29 March 2021. 3481:Hospital zum Heiligen Geist 3415:Hospital zum Heiligen Geist 3408: 2967:Moselle Franconian dialects 2794:or "Lower Town") and east ( 2716:in Chains Catholic Church ( 2690: 2659: 2492: 2465: 1410: 1170: 1019:Koblenz-Bingerbrück railway 459: 10: 4984: 3755:Twin towns – Sister cities 3747: 3465:("health centre") and the 3278:in the form of two-hourly 3147: 3143:Economy and infrastructure 3089:("Rhine in Flames") – The 2932: 2718:Kirche St. Peter in Ketten 2635:Kirchstraße 6 – so-called 2535:Pfarrkirche St. Pankratius 2297:Untere Fraubachstraße 2 – 1972:framing around brickwork, 1951:At Koblenzer Straße 194 – 990:. In 1816, new districts ( 802:Until 1309, Boppard was a 636: 488:Boppard lies on the upper 4914: 4223: 3955:British Museum Collection 3729:, later lived in Boppard. 3697:Philipp Franz von Siebold 3582:Philipp Franz von Siebold 3512: 3207:and a software business. 2969:, and is closely akin to 2889:) and the Rennsteigbahn ( 2707: 2423:Am Bahnhof (no number) – 1349:The German blazon reads: 1217:Renaissance Revival style 1063:line to the station, the 924:Pfälzischer Erbfolgekrieg 408:), formerly also spelled 370: 360: 350: 338: 317: 300: 292: 284: 279: 271: 263: 258: 240: 235: 227: 215: 203: 193: 158: 88: 72: 54: 42: 33: 21: 4175:Civitates orbis terrarum 3978:; retrieved 9 April 2010 3965:Regionalgeschichte.net: 3878:Bild 8 von Boppard, dito 3873:Bild 7 von Boppard, dito 3868:Bild 6 von Boppard, dito 3863:Bild 5 von Boppard, dito 3858:Bild 4 von Boppard, dito 3853:Bild 3 von Boppard, dito 3848:Bild 2 von Boppard, dito 3826:, 3 Bände; Boppard 1997. 3735:(born 1962), writer and 3701:Nippon. 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Archiv von Japan 3497:In November 2008, a new 3169:Middle Rhine wine region 2965:actually belongs to the 2923:Mittelrhein-Klettersteig 2533:Catholic Parish Church ( 2512:Heidestraße 29 – former 2505:Heidestraße 27 – former 2167:Oberstraße 142 – former 1948:Gothic style, after 1867 1841:oriel construction, 1896 1336: 3744:International relations 3630:(1910–1943, executed), 3610:(1895–1991), prominent 2977:also features sporadic 2617:Kirche St. Bartholomäus 2116:Haus zum Heiligen Geist 1756:Pfarrkirche St. Severus 1608:Culture and sightseeing 1308:Elections in May 2014: 545:Constituent communities 296:210/km (540/sq mi) 275:74 m (243 ft) 3999:, retrieved 8 May 2010 3995:July 22, 2011, at the 3989:Das Rathaus in Boppard 3974:July 22, 2011, at the 3905:Rhein-Hunsrück-Zeitung 3843:Bild von Boppard, dito 3654:Hermann-Josef Lamberti 3546:People born in Boppard 3459:psychosomatic medicine 3362: 3351: 3343: 3266:("Main Station"), two 3250:) between Boppard and 3191:Established businesses 3160: 2910: 2239: 2198:Ritter-Schwalbach-Haus 2145: 2114:Niederstadtstraße 5 – 1931:Humperdinckschlösschen 1882:Buchholzer Straße 4 – 1817:("Boar Gate"), hipped 1675: 1664: 1652: 1641: 1633: 1625: 1617: 1616:Saint Severus's Church 1219:, on the marketplace. 1208: 1200: 1192: 1184: 1056: 959: 883: 799: 700: 602:Herschwiesen with the 485: 473: 222:Rhein-Hunsrück-Kreis 3713:Engelbert Humperdinck 3685:(1155–1230), King of 3598:Alexander von Siebold 3534:Engelbert Humperdinck 3425:brotherhood with the 3392:berufsbildende Schule 3386:Marienberg, the Kant- 3357: 3349: 3341: 3155: 3007:Närrischer Abendumzug 2905: 2851:(9–10 November 1938). 2478:210 – 1824, renovated 2368:– obelisk, about 1820 2357:– obelisk, about 1820 2237: 2143: 2062:fountain, marked 1854 1939:Engelbert Humperdinck 1670: 1658: 1647: 1639: 1631: 1623: 1615: 1318:Bürger für Boppard: 3 1206: 1198: 1190: 1178: 1052: 949: 877: 826:Estate were Imperial 797: 695: 615:Oppenhausen with the 492:, often known as the 479: 467: 393:German pronunciation: 319: • Summer ( 4953:Free imperial cities 4948:Rhein-Hunsrück-Kreis 4217:Rhein-Hunsrück-Kreis 3683:Ottokar I of Bohemia 3578:Heinrich von Siebold 3554:(1796–1871), master 3260:Boppard Hauptbahnhof 3079:Niedersburger Kirmes 3055:Mittelrhein-Marathon 2738:’s Catholic Chapel ( 2698:Kirche St. Sebastian 2577:Schönecker Straße – 2518:Kirche St. Sebastian 2516:’s Catholic Church ( 2498:Auf den Gärten 17 – 2412:’s Catholic Church ( 2378:(cross), marked 1760 1859:Auf der Zeil 20 B – 1848:("Little Hospital") 1685:Rhineland-Palatinate 1386:Saint George's Cross 1132:Rhein-Hunsrück-Kreis 1128:Rhineland-Palatinate 1124:Rhineland-Palatinate 1089:National Socialists’ 936:French Revolutionary 849:Emperor Heinrich VII 764:Römerkastell Boppard 569:even have their own 426:Rhineland-Palatinate 418:Rhein-Hunsrück-Kreis 362:Vehicle registration 293: • Density 210:Rhineland-Palatinate 178:50.23139°N 7.59083°E 4032:"Boppard's council" 3739:, lives in Boppard. 3666:Michael Falkenmayer 3334:Public institutions 3324:Hunsrückhöhenstraße 3234:in German) between 3017:(the Sunday before 2613:Saint Bartholomew's 2600:Electorate of Trier 2414:Kirche St. Aegidius 1974:Renaissance Revival 1781:("Upper Town") and 1476:Centre-Val de Loire 1390:Electorate of Trier 1109:concentration camps 857:Electorate of Trier 682:Federmesser culture 441:World Heritage Site 356:06741, 06742, 06745 174: / 117:Show map of Germany 4083:"Building History" 3938:Heinrich Gengler: 3822:Heinz E. 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