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"Aquae Granni", actual: Aquisgrán o Aachen
... bonita también. Especialmente la catedral es una locura por dentro.
Algo loco que comimos son los Weckmann unos hombrecitos hechos de pan de leche con azúcar, que tienen como una pipa en la mano. Son típicos panes de adviento, que aunque no se sabe exactamente de donde vienen, se cree que representan a un obispo "San Martín" que luego con la reforma protestante cambió su báculo por una pipa de ...
The long boring road to Luxembourg
... the speed limit on most of the motorways here in Belgium but on average I was a slow coach compared to the rest of the vehicles on the road.
One thing I love about this kind of adventure is the freedom. My main plan is to head for Chur in the Swiss Alps and from there board the Glacier Express train to Zermatt and back but in all I have no set date or commitments of when to get there. I never book hotels or stopovers ahead and simply look at the map the night ...
Time to Say Goodbye...
... sorry for all who thought they had better things to do and missed out on her awesome sweet sushi! Also thanks for my new pink magic unicorn, now things just can't go wrong! I will take it and it's bigger sister for goodluck with me! However, if everything should fail, the without-words-dictionary will help stealing other people's money if I ever run out of it :-)
I'm so excited! I hope I'll see some of you again this week, I hate goodbyes, even when I know I'm coming back!
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Medieval Village of Monschau Germany
We have been having a terrific time dashing around Germany. Our daughter has been kind enough to drive us to places and visit incredible sights. Monschau is nestled in the hilly forest of the Eifel region, which is not far from the Belgium border. Monschau Castle (pics below) was buillt in the early 13th century. In the mid 14th century, it was expanded and fortified with massive ring walls and battlements, complete with centry walks. This ...
Gawkin' at Aachen Two
... and charming. The next big attraction we visited was the Aachen Town Hall. Charlemagne started building this favourite palace in 789, and, after his coronation in Rome in 800, it became his permanent seat of residence. He made Aachen, for a time the most influential center of culture in Europe. Scholars from all over Europe gathered here. I doubt I would have been invited.
A town fire in 1656 ...
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