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Fraueninsel and Family
I spent one of my last weekends in Germany visiting my Aunt Mary, Cousin Raquel, and Uncle Joerg at the Chiemsee in Bavaria Germany. My Aunt Dagi and I caught the train in Winnenden and traveled for a five hours through Ulm, Augsburg, and Munich and eventually arrived in Bad Endorf near the Chiemsee. We traveled all this way to not only see my family, but all to experience the most beautiful Christmas market in the world at the Fraueninsel, which is ...
Sunday ..Sunny Salzburg ...
... atop their final resting places are in sinc with the style of this city. Also within the church grounds are the Catacombs carved into the rock wall .. said to be from early Christian days (c.a. 482..) , they have two internal chapels high in the wall reached by narrow steep steps.. apart from the religious importance the view from within is another bonus.
From anyview point this city is a ...
So Salzburg ...Snow Snow & more snow
... can do a tour of the tiny flat he resided in,and other places he had been in etc ..one is now a popular coffee shop, reservations recommended.
A fresh food market is an added attraction today.. lots of winter vegetables , fish etc. Xmas garlands and displays made from Pine/ Fir trees dominate as well. Salzburg seems to focus on the naturally made pine tree, seedpod, dried bits & pieces to adorn their homes ...
Salzburg
... other signs. We passed by Mozart’s birthplace but didn’t go in as our book had recommended his residence as a more interesting place to visit.
We then headed uphill to the fortress to wander the grounds, but found that you were no longer allowed to see the ground for free. Since we didn’t want to see the whole fortress and all the exhibits we headed back down to the abbey where they filmed the SOM scenes in the courtyard where ...
Berchtesgaden
... chose to ignore this (and probably fortunately for the girl) as his portrayal with the little girl in various media from postcards to posters was so successful.
It was a steep road up to the documentation center and we were afforded with a sweeping view of the surrounding valley. The Eagle’s Nest, coined by a visiting dignitary, is up a private toll road and is now just a café as opposed to a museum so we decided to spend ...
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