Hotel Restaurant Museums Stube Ansbach
Schaitberger Strasse 16 Ansbach, Bavaria, Germany
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Adiós Colombia!
... mich jetzt auf diese Liste hier schreibt - irgendein krumpfliges Stück Papier - auf dem schon vier andere Personen vor mir draufstanden. Na super!
Nachdem ich eine kurze Runde durch den Duty-free-Bereich gedreht hatte, habe ich mich aber lieber vor dem Gate platziert, um ja nicht zu verpassen wenn sich dort etwas tut. Dort standen mittlerweile bestimmt zwanzig Leute rum, denen es anscheinend ähnlich ging.
Es war allerdings ...
Walnut man hysteria...
... arms (so so cozy), I stacked it. Fortunately for me, I dusted myself off fairly quickly and jumped up, there were a few mutters, but all in German so I have no idea what they said. I'm sure it was something about how graceful I was :) I ventured out on my own today and left Kate, Justin and Henry to go to the traditional German shops they love and went into the H and M sale. ...
Tears of joy were shed...
Nuremberg Christmas markets was an experience I have no words for. When we first arrived, via train, we caught a cab to our hotel to drop off our bags and then took a short stroll through the city's wall to the markets. I didn't mean to alarm Kate but as soon as I saw them. Tears instantly began to run down my cheeks as I saw the stalls, the lights, the ...
VIsit to the Medieval Rothenburg Ob-der-Tauber
... the ground, we were rewarded by a panoramic view of the fort town, the new outer city, and the lush Bavarian rolling hills all the way to the horizon.
Towards the end of our driving vacation, heading back to Ingolstadt from Milan, I sat on the passenger side enjoying the picturesque A22 near the border of Italy and Austria. We had climbed from 59 meter elevation at Verona to 1370 m elevation at the ...
3 day Break!!
... the Documentation Centre Nazi Party Rally Grounds. We took an audio tour and learned about Hitler's regime and how the Nazi Party came about. The grounds where the Centre is held the Nazi Olympics and Hitler's rallies. The building (along with many others) was part of Hitler's grand plan to impress, however construction came to a halt once WWII started.
The following day we took the car ...
This hotel was formerly known as: Museums Stube


