Landgasthof Zur Post
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Der Boss kommt - Bruce Springsteen Down Under!
... ckten Konzerttouristen" waren ja dieses Jahr schon auf so ziemlich allen Deutschland-Konzerten und legen nächstes Jahr nach.
Für den Presale (startet am 12.12.) habe ich mich bereits angemeldet, da es schätzungsweise etwas schwierig werden könnte im normalen VVK ein Ticket zu bekommen. Wenn ich es richtig im Kopf habe war er seit 2003 nicht mehr in Australien auf Tour, dementsprechend ...
Any pass will do
... other hand I could head back over the Giau pass and continue over other passes towards the motorway North.
In the end I decided on the 2nd option as it was more in the right direction towards my long journey home to Scotland and at least I knew the pass was open.
The Giau pass is perhaps my most favorite pass in the Alps and so going over it for a 2nd time in two days I did not mind. One thing however I wanted to get right once ...
Linderhof Palace & Rococo churches
... is still used today and there is a private high school for almost 400 students as well. We went in to the church which is known for its Baroque design. The church was very heavily decorated with lots of paintings on the ceiling and gold decorations. It was a very bright church compared to some we had seen which used darker colours and dark marble.
Afterwards we stopped off in the town of Oberammergau which is known for its woodcarving and famous ...
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 ...
Neuschwanstein
... of an old growth forest. The bridge itself was about 50 yards long, and maybe 3 feet wide. It spans a huge gorge and a waterfall that's maybe 500 feet below. This bridge offers the best viewpoint of Neuschwanstein, so of course we had to walk out on it! It was a little scary, but the view was spectacular! The castle is situated on a hill and the local towns lay sprawling in the valley below. It's just like something off a Bavarian postcard. From the ...
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