Stadthotel Augsburg
Gogginger Strasse 39 Augsburg, Romantic Road, Bavaria, 86159, Germany
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Bavarian Bike Tour
215 miles, 25 hours riding through Bavaria, and our bike tour is complete. The varied scenery and landscape made for an incredible journey. During our trip we rode through small Bavarian villages, alpine forests, wild flower meadows, farm lands, foot hills, and next to crystal clear rivers and lakes that were great for swimming. In the wilderness, we saw several deer, a jack rabbit, and a river otter. There were steep inclines, descents, and everything in between. We ...
Arbeit Macht Frei
... Camp, where the infamous motto of 'Arbeit Macht Frei', or "work will set you free", was welded into the door. When proceeding through the gates, the emptiness that is the courtyard is all that can be seen, along with several memorials in honour of the people who suffered in this dark place.
Viewing the prisoners' triple bunks in the remaining standing barracks was somewhat disturbing, as it ...
Rain and shopping
... are closed. We then decide to go get
a drink of coffee before heading back to the car to head home. So we
stop in the Capitol which is a pretty nice drink shop which used to
be the local cinemas. First our waiter takes forever to take our
orders, then takes forever to bring them, and after staring at our
empty glasses and flagging him down about five times we finally ...
Dachau Concentration Camp
... s in Germany. Anyway onto the day at Dachau. It was the first NAZI concentration camp and the only one to remain active for the entire war. It's a short train ride from Munich to Dachau & a quick bus trip to the entrance of the camp. You can rock up on your own and have a look around or there are a few tour groups that leave from the hopfbanhof in Munich each morning. I ended up going with an Irish guy that takes a small group a few times a week and he ...
The Romantic Road - part III
... the road. The concentration went out the window when trying to make a turn at a traffic light, we failed to realize we were going the wrong way in an avenue. Two headlights came rushing head on towards us and we both instinctively screamed as Ed manoeuvred the car out of the street and unto the sidewalk. Miraculously there were no pedestrians on the sidewalk which saved us from being charged with multiple manslaughter. The people that drove by ...



