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Ah, Germany!
Night Three and Going Strong!
Well we left the States on Wednesday and I have to say that traveling Business First is the way to go. After a glass of champagne and dinner complete with a glass of red wine I actually got about 6 hrs of sleep on a 9.5 hr flight from Houston to Frankfurt. Paul, of course, slept from the moment he …
Back to Reality
I was bound determined to make my last day in Europe a great day. After a good breakfast, I went out on the town discovering more of this walled city, looking forward to the Night Watchman's Tour that night. Today, I was able to learn more about the history of Rothenburg, why it's walled and avoided major destruction in World War II. Rothenburg is …
Turning Back the Clock
So we go from one of the most visited cities in the world to a town that hasn't changed since the 13th century. From Seefeld, we go to Rothenburg ob de Tauber, Germany meaning "Rothenburg on the Tauber River". This city has had walls since its founding. On our way there, we went through Munich, and then to Dachau, home of the concentration camp. …
From exquisite to ancient
... bus with a very knowledgable local guide Karl Heinz. First stop was the Prince Bishop's Residence. No photos as we weren't allowed to take any, but exquisite is the only adjective I can find to describe this building. The most memorable 2 of the 340 rooms (not that we saw all of the rooms) was the stairwell. 70 stairs with very shallow risers so you just glided up the red carpet to the surrounding balcony to look up to a domed ceiling fresco 20 x 30 ...
Wurzburg, a beautiful city and my favorite so far
... bombers and the buildings of historical significance was rebuilt in the following 20 years by "rubble women" (called this because their men had died or gone missing during the war). We returned to the boat by way of a path along the river next to the old town main bridge which is now a pedestrian bridge where many locals buy a glass of wine from one of the close vendors and stand around drinking it with their friends--interesting ...