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Der Boss kommt - Bruce Springsteen Down Under!
... Run auf Tickets sein.
170€ für einen Stehplatz find ich zwar ziemlich sportlich, aber ab und zu darf man sich auch etwas gönnen - dafür darf er dann aber auch gerne 4 Stunden spielen ;)
Frag sich nur für welches Konzert ich jetzt versuche ein Ticket zu bekommen - meine Reiseroute steht ja noch nicht so wirklich fest ;)
Aber jetzt höre ich mich erstmal in die Alben rein!
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Innsbruck
... burger for dinner before heading back to the hotel. The hotel has a 'wellness centre' with an indoor pool, many saunas and relaxation areas. Ash was keen for a sauna but Lauren wasn't. Ash went up by himself and had a Finnish sauna experience. We had an early night ready to get up early to take a few more photos in the morning before getting the 10.36 train to Munich. Innsbruck was great! We would definitely like to come back again ...
Innsbruck
... festivities and celebrations. Having explored the town a bit, we also picked up a sacher torte and apfelstrudel for desert back at camp. Sacher tortes, a regional specialty, are a soft, dry chocolate cake topped with a layer of chocolate. Both desserts were really delicious and I’m slowly coming to the conclusion that there is no such thing as a bad patisserie in Europe – there is only good, excellent, and mouth-watering. ...
Linderhof Palace & Rococo churches
... throughout the gardens. There were two that were particularly interesting and seemed very out of place in a European palace complex. One was the Moroccan House and the other a Moorish kiosk. Both had been built for different International Exhibitions and since the king was quite taken with them, he bought them and had them, gotten then shipped to Linderhof, and then had them re-assembled there.
We headed back to the fountains in front of the palace ...
Castles in Bavaria
... they died. Six weeks after his death, the castles were opened to the public for viewing to begin paying off his debts – that's Austrian practicality for you!
Our first tour was of Hohenschwangau, which stands for “high land of the swans”. This castle was where Ludwig II grew up and planned his castle of Neuschwanstein. We arrived in the courtyard and wandered through some of the gardens before heading through the gates. There were several ...
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