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Our Office Space(TM) Kit was an immediate sellout when it reached the multitude of office drones in October 2006. This breakthrough bestseller commemorated the best moments of the laugh-out-loud cult classic that pokes fun at the everyday absurdity... See more

Our Office Space(TM) Kit was an immediate sellout when it reached the multitude of office drones in October 2006. This breakthrough bestseller commemorated the best moments of the laugh-out-loud cult classic that pokes fun at the everyday absurdity of modern corporate life. Released in 1999, the film is still aired frequently around the world, and the Special Edition DVD released in November of 2005 is a bestseller. In the movie, a key character is a waitress who receives a little talking-to by her manager who espouses that the buttons they are required to wear on their uniforms are a fantastic way to express herself. If only she'd had the fifteen extra pieces in this kit! Included are fifteen flair buttons printed with fun sayings and designs, and a 32-page book that recalls the many hilarious moments in the film. With Office Space(TM) Box of Flair, you'll always be prepared to "express yourself." See less

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Why not make someone a present of a gift voucher for a KD cruise? Our popular KD Rhine Card is also an excellent present. KD gift vouchers calid for the amount of your choise and tickets for KD cruises can be obtained direct from our KD sales team by... See more

Why not make someone a present of a gift voucher for a KD cruise? Our popular KD Rhine Card is also an excellent present. KD gift vouchers calid for the amount of your choise and tickets for KD cruises can be obtained direct from our KD sales team by email or fax. Infos: phone 0221/2088-318 See less

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Marksburg Castle is the only hill castle on the Rhine that has never been destroyed. It has been lived in for over 700 years and thus represents an ever-changing and developing building complex that has been growing into its present shape over the... See more

Marksburg Castle is the only hill castle on the Rhine that has never been destroyed. It has been lived in for over 700 years and thus represents an ever-changing and developing building complex that has been growing into its present shape over the centuries. See less

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Map Courtesy of Castles On The Rhein designed by Ludwig Schafer-Grohe (Fellbach-Struttgart)

Map Courtesy of Castles On The Rhein designed by Ludwig Schafer-Grohe (Fellbach-Struttgart) See less

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Start your visit in Rothenberg at the Town Hall in the main square; climb up the Town Hall tower for a wonderful view of the town and farm lands. Pick up a map at the Tourism Office here for suggested "walking tours." In the evening catch the... See more

Start your visit in Rothenberg at the Town Hall in the main square; climb up the Town Hall tower for a wonderful view of the town and farm lands. Pick up a map at the Tourism Office here for suggested "walking tours." In the evening catch the Mesitertrunk: mechanical figures that move around the big town hall clock). | Rothenberg is considered Germany's best preserved walled city and the wall is the place to start your explorations. The wall is about a mile long so it's do-able for pretty much anybody, and there are several staircases if you want to hop off. | Climb up the Rodertor, a tower near the train station, for a great view. If you're in town really late, for a fun adventure take the Night Watchman Tour – you'll walk the wall at 10 p.m. with lanterns to guide you. See less

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Mindy, 18, from Idaho, US, wrote: | I've had the oportunity to visit Burg Eltz, it was incredible! Neuschwanstein is a great fairytale castle, but Burg Eltz gives you a realistic idea of what a wealthy castle was like. The cool thing is that the... See more

Mindy, 18, from Idaho, US, wrote: | I've had the oportunity to visit Burg Eltz, it was incredible! Neuschwanstein is a great fairytale castle, but Burg Eltz gives you a realistic idea of what a wealthy castle was like. The cool thing is that the family still owns it! It is awesome to see in real life. Don't miss it! | Scott, 42, from Midwest USA, wrote: | We had a wonderful visit to the burg Eltz this past summer (2000). it is one of our favorite castles visited on our trip. we had sort of an adventure finding the castle, but enjoyed our wanderings around the German country-side | Becky, 29, from California, wrote: | We visited this castle among many others (apx 20) while on my honeymoon in Germany a few years ago. I admit that it is nice, and somewhat conveniently located off the Rhine, but there were others we enjoyed more. I think because we stayed in a lot of castles, and got to really explore them -- this one offers only the guided tour, and limited self exploration, so we didn't... See less