Herrenchiemsee...
This is Bavarian King Ludwig's II. largest castle. The king was a great fan of Ludwig XIV and in love with Versailles (near Paris, France) so decided to make a replica of it , but only managed to build the central portion before funds ran out. It still un... more - travel report by
lysdor
Hidden treasure of Germany
We discovered by chance the town of Vellberg. Sitting in the passenger’s seat I read the sign, “Vellberg, Historic Town”, and to our great surprise, we had located one of the hidden treasures of Germany. The town is set up with the origi... more - travel report by
spaceout
Cologne (Koln), Germany
Koln is situated on the banks of the Rhine River in west central Germany. It is an old city with a rich history and a lot of examples of earlier architecture that survive WWII intact. I have to admit that the city exudes a somewhat drab and industrial fee... more - travel report by
el2995
Where is Kassel anyway?
So for those of you still wondering, Kassel is a town in North Hessen in Germany, with a population of about 260,000 people. It's most famous for the Documenta art exhibition which occurs every four years and also for the Grimm brothers - they lived there... more - travel report by
sarahtm
Ein Besuch in der Rosenstadt
In der Friederiken Therme konnte ich dann so richtig ausspannen und meine Seele baumeln lassen beim Schwimmen mit Entspannungsmusik, bei einem herrlichen Nachtkerzenöl-Cremeb-ad und einer wohltuenden Ganzkörpermassage. Beim anschließenden Bummel durch die... more - travel report by
saschmanone
Home sweat home!
Stuttgart, famous for its cars like Mercedes or Porsche has a lot more to offer than industries. After Budapest (Hungary) Stuttgart is the city with the second largest mineral water springs in Europe. There are lots of amazing pools without chlorin just m... more - travel report by
andreas
HAMBURG- my 2nd hometown
well, hamburg, i think there are other cities called hamburg too, but i actually mean the one in germany, yes the one up in the north. a lot of you (even people from germany) are thinking, hamburg is on the ocean, and we are living on the sea. unfortunate... more - travel report by
sanne_downunder
Neighboring Viernheim
'Rhein-neckar Zentrum' - The mall in Viernheim - Is so large it can meet your every need. Ever since currency changed over to Euro, things have become very expensive. So unless you want to keep your wallet, come to Rhein-neckar Zentrum! more - travel report by
mikeygee91
The Lorsch Abbey
Lorsch is a must if you want to explore the Bergstraße. Since Starkenburg is near, you should make it your first destination (unless you've already started your journey). more - travel report by
mikeygee91
Mainhatten: Sausage and Banks :)
Its really easy to travel from Frankfurt Airport to the city: Take one of the subways and you will be in downtown within 15-20 mins. Go and check out the RÖMER with the city hall and the Justizia spring. Or go for a shopping trip on the ZEIL or one of the... more - travel report by
jam286
