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Tag Archives: Germany
Wurzburg, Germany
After our visit to Rothenburg, we catch up with the boat in Wurzburg. This evening we have lighted views of the Fortress of Marienberg, the original Prince Bishops Residence, and the Chapel up on the hill. For our morning tour … Continue reading
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Tagged Antonio Bossi, Aschfeld, church-castle, Fortress of Marienberg, Germany, The Residence, Weisser Saal, Wurzburg
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Rothenburg, Germany
Today is a slightly varied schedule as we head out to Rothenberg Germany, a very popular place for tourists in this part of Germany. The town has well-preserved medieval structures and is a walled city. We depart the boat that … Continue reading
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Tagged Franziskanerkirche, Georgsbrunnen, Germany, Herrrenbrunnen, Lettner, Leyk, Meistertrunk, plonlein, Rothenburg, Schmiedgasse
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Bamburg, Germany
Bamberg Germany is a wonderful medieval city that sustained very little damage during WWII since it was without military installation or production facilities. It has a unique town hall built in the middle of the river. When approaching the Bishop … Continue reading
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Tagged Bamberg, Germany, River Queen, Uniworld
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Natasha breaks an escalator in Austria and other observations on Salzburg and Munich travel
The travel home seemed to take a little longer than usual for our trips to Europe and it started with bang. Boris and I got up at 5 am so we could catch our 6 am train to Munich. I … Continue reading
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Tagged Austria, Germany, Munich, Salzburg, Schloss Leopoldskron
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Munich, the capital of Bavaria, Germany
Boris is teaching American law for two weeks in the Ukraine this coming fall so we are off for a training conference in Salzburg, Austria. The current political situation makes his assignment tentative, but he will be reassigned if his … Continue reading
Passau, Bavaria, Germany
We crossed the border into Germany while we were at Breakfast this morning. Passau is very close to Austria and the Czech Republic. There was snow on the banks of the Danube and it continued to snow today. Really feels … Continue reading
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