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50 THINGS TO DO IN MUNICH - Travels in Translation
Munich was one of the cities that most surprised me in Europe– in a good way. From the moment we arrived, entering the city by bus, I was taken aback by the city’s size. As we made our way from quiet residential neighborhoods to the Old Town, the architectural styles quickly started to change. It [...]
Marienburg Castle – from birthday present to tourism highlight. | Tourism in Germany – travel, breaks, holidays
When King George V of Hannover gave his Queen a 'castle' as a present in 1857, it was actually just a blank canvas – a hill to the south of Hannover offering panoramic views. In the same year, the royal couple began to build a summer residence, today's Marienburg Castle.
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Munich, Germany
1235-1322 Holy Roman Empire
Equestrian portrait (Bamberg Rider), statue in the east choir, Bamberg Cathedral, Germany, ca. 1235-1240. Sandstone, 7′ 9″ high. NAUMBERG MASTER, Ekkehard and Uta, statues in the west …
Das Schlösschen am See
On tour with ill-padrino, klickertrigger,rotweiss and realname
Old centre of Dresden, Germany photo on Sunsurfer
Old centre of Dresden, Germany
Germany Road Trip Route & Plan (The Ultimate Guide)
Make driving in Germany a breeze with this Ultimate Germany Road Trip guide. Includes road rules, parking, tips, routes, Romantic Road and more.
10 Beautiful Bridges in Europe You Should Cross
Heidelberg, Germany
Design is fine. History is mine.
Heinrich Vogeler, door handle, 1905. Güldenkammer, City Hall Bremen, Germany. Source
German Traditions in the Black Forest || The Travel Tester
The ‘Cuckoo’s Nest’ of Hofgut Sternen in Hinterzarten || 10 Living German Traditions in the Black Forest | The Travel Tester
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Munich, Germany..I love this city and have enjoyed the time I spent there….wonderful at Christmas!
The throne room in Neuschwanstein castle, 1869-1886, built by King Ludwig II of Bavaria, near Fussen, Bavaria, Germany, 19th century.
This beautiful oriel window is found in Nuremberg and includes exquisite detailing in the supporting corbels and brackets. These windows let in large amounts of natural light and project from the wall's exteriors, but it does not extend to the ground. This form of bay window is commonly found in Victorian architecture.