Hotel Villa Straubing
Bahnhofplatz 2 Straubing, Bavaria, 94315, Germany
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Regensburg
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Historische Wurstküche in existance since 1135 is one of the oldest sausage kitchens in the world. We were given vouchers for the Old Sausage Kitchen to have 6 Rostbratwurst, sauerkraut, mustard and a beer and even though we weren’t very hungry, we ate them all. Later that night on the ship we had a wine pairing dinner. This time I must say, the food wasn’t very good, ...
Marche dans Regensburg
... 120 km heure (grosse pointe a 140 km) et nous étions les tortues de la place. Les gens roulent surement à 200 km heure. Réjean s'ennuie de la Porche.
Nous avons visité la ville de 2 h à 8 h (heure avancée sur la montre!). Nous trouvions étrange que les horloges des monuments étaient tous en retard. Jolie ville médiévale. Bien des églises, de magnifiques ruelles, des maisons de toutes les couleurs et architecture intéressante. Photos à l'appui. Un joli pont de ...
A Bavarian Experience
... The rest of us walked around looking at stuff and taking more photos.
After we visited the cathedral we took the bus back down to the area near the train station and where our hotel was. From here we walked on a trail in the park which was beautiful! We were trying to find our way to the castle. We think we found it. It wasn't the typical looking castle like you would think of so we weren't sure at first, but we think it was right. We again just walked around the ...
Home of Pope Benedict XVI - Regensburg
Regensburg is a city of 150,000 in Bavaria, Germany's largest state. The only landmark is the famous stone arch bridge crossing the Danube. Regensburg was spared the destruction that other German cities endured during WWII. Next to the bridge is the oldest sausage kitchen in all of Germany dating back to 1135. They like to call it the first McDonalds. The men building the bridge, (which took ...
A quiet Sunday.
... house - often 5 stories high by the number of windows. The interesting thing is that they are often empty. The bigger and higher you could build your tower proclaimed to the entire world just how filthy rich you were. To have it empty was further proof that you could afford to build just for effect.
Another interesting effect was displayed on a few large buildings. Their white stucco sides had figures painted on them which illustrated ...



