Nh Nuerenberg City Nuremberg

... meet up, we headed for the high-speed ICE train of the Deutsche Bahn that would get us to Frankfurt in no time at all.<br><br>Pam and Glenn Said:<br><br>We both enjoyed this medieval town dating back to 1071. We walked the old town within the walls and saw vistas of the town from the old castle. We enjoyed great espresso, one of Chad&#8217;s favorites at a little café. We now get to ride the DB train to Frankfurt.

... shop for a bit, then went down to the glass museum to look around for a while. About half an hour before we were supposed to meet, Katy and I strolled through the town to look for shops, but they were all closed, then our bus arrived and took us to a nearby town.<br><br>Once we got to the town, we had about an hour and a half to eat, so we strolled down to a &#8220;glass pyramid&#8221; then found a little place to grab a bite to eat. Katy and I decided to split a dish, then we went ...

... and took buses to Nuremberg. We visited the Zeppelin Field where the big Nazi Rallies were held and the Hall of Justice where the Nuremberg Trials took place. Bought a souvenir pin at Market Square and had cokes at a bistro while waiting for the bus to take us back to the ship. <br><br>

... sadly&#8230;I lost a flipflop&#8230;.poor flip flop! I loved those comfy flippyfloppys and gone forever! <br><br>Well once we got to Nuremburg it was all about the hockey game! A little backstory&#8230;Chris spent a year playing NHL09 (Playstation) online with his friend Danny. At first they changed their jerseys quite often but they eventually stuck with the Sinupret Icetigers (due to the lime green ...

... has to offer. We bought a spatula (scrambled eggs) and some fruits!<br><br>So we have had brautwurst and currywurst and everywurst possible in the past few days! We decided to splurge and went to a snazzy Chinese restaurant for supper! This is only worth mentioning because I ate the biggest most delicious eggroll I have ever had ever!<br><br>We will be coming back to Nuremberg but for now on to Stuttgart!!!!

... t obvious unless you looked real close at it, and we left quickly after that. There was a fruit and vegetable bazaar on the bridge over the river Pegnitz, which bisects the town. Arriving at market square, we found it full of vendors of all sorts of wares, each in a stall with matching red and white striped awnings. One was a broom and brush shop which carried pretty much anything with bristles, and of course the pitchmen were selling the super chopper ...

... hostel becuase one staff member organised a traditional German dinner for us, and then some karaoke. Stayed out till 2am singing in a Nuremburg bar right near the red light district. Fun indeed.<br><br>Now, the Rock-im-Park music festival. Interesting crowd of people to say the least! We found that a good few thousand teenagers had been camping and drinking there for the previous few days, so the venue was already a mess and awash with ...

... go see that while Colin was laid out at Oma's recovering. You will by now have copied Spielzeugmuseum into one of the online translator services to find out what that is, yes? The zoo is much like any other zoo with an assortment of the usual beasts and a similar assortment of enclosures under contstruction. I'm thinking that with all of the money Flocke (German for Snowflake) has attracted they've decided to do ...

... are still intact, however. So we went climbing onto these. We walked around a while and then finally went and stood on the speakers platform. It was truly chilling to stand where Hitler had stood. I couldn't stand there very long with out getting the heebee-geebee's so we booked it back into town. We wandered the streets of Nuremberg at twilight seeing some of the major sights, but not going in cause they were all closed. There were a few really beautiful and large cathedrals ...