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leafmcgowan Says: The Residence of the Margraves of Ansbach were under reconstruction and revitalization while we visited, so unfortunately couldn't take a very good look at the exterior of this palace since the scaffolding was blocking the view. We did however take the 50-minute guided tour...
Rhondaj Says: Just after you cross the bridge from the Brueken Center Mall and right before you enter the old city section, there you will see a piece of the Berlin Wall.
Rhondaj Says: Ansbach has a lovely old city. It has a large pedestrian only section filled with quaint shops and cafes. Ansbach is not so very touristy and therefore the old city is not full of tourist trinket shops; instead you will find mostly local retailers.
Rhondaj Says: A very pleasant garden to walk through. Greenery, fountains, flowers, herbs, well tended pathways; this garden is a quiet respite for the traveler. And if viewing the monument to Kaspar Hauser on Platenstrasse wasn't enough, there's a momument to him here too. It's at the...
Rhondaj Says: One cannot visit Ansbach without wondering who Kaspar Hauser was. There is reference to this man everywhere. Kaspar Hauser surfaced in Nürnberg, Germany, in 1828. He was tattered and mostly uncommunicative. His age was undeterminable, but guessed to be between 12 to 18 years...
Rhondaj Says: There are a few small parking lots on the outer edges of the old city. It was recommended that we instead park in the large parking garage of the nearby Bruecken Center mall and cross over the pedestrian bridge into the old city. It was easy to do and a good beginning point...
Rhondaj Says: hours of operation: Mo. - Sa. 9.30 - 20.00 Uhr We actually came to this mall to park in its huge garage. This mall has over 1800 parking spaces. It was easy to park here and cross the bridge over into the old city.The mall houses over 70 shops. Some inside, and some...
Brücken-Center: American Style Mall in Ansbach
cynthi Says: The Brücken-Center in Ansbach was built in the late 1990s as an American Style Mall. There are many shops both inside and outside, including a grocery store (go figure). The mall also has a great Parkplatz, so it is easy to bring your car. Personally, though, I prefered to...
leafmcgowan Says: Underneath the Gumbertuskirche is a crypt called the Grablege der Markgrafen or Ansbacher Markgrafengruft. Here some very important people are buried, with their caskets/coffins available for you to view during set hours with a custodian present to tell you the histories....
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Just after you cross the bridge from the Brueken Center Mall and right before you enter the old city section, there you will see a piece of the Berlin Wall.
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Ansbach - Our transportation hub
Ansbach is a good sized big town/small city. It is a part of Franconian Bavaria. We were actually staying in the small village of Sommersdorf, about a twenty minutes car ride from Ansbach. (I'll build...
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Ansbach or Anspach is a town of roughly 40,512 people in the Bavarian state of Germany (census 2004). It was originally called Onolzbach. It serves as the capital of the administrative region of...
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While I was living in Ansbach, I found the city to be rich in history, however, not so rich in nightlife, which probably explains why all of the students that I met at the Fachhochschule either went...
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THE EXPERIANCE WITH THE PEOPLE AND LOCAL CUSTOMS WAS EXCITING. HIGHLY RECOMMEN TO EVERYONE!
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