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While a cruise down the rhein river seems like the best way to see all the castles and wine vinyards I don't recommend it. The only people you will find on these boats are tourists, many from the local army bases, with their young children, or really old people. During the summer there are tours on "Party Boats" that play music and serve lots of drinks. I also don't recommed these as there is no way off the boat for queit a while once you get on. The best way to do the rhein is to rent a kayake or canoe or a car and see only the castles that really interest you, they can get really dull.
Unique Suggestions: Bring a life vest.
Fun Alternatives: I would say take a car or bus on a short trip to a river side town. There are a lot of them and each has their own charm. Wine tasting is also a must in any rhein town you stop in.
Written Nov 1, 2005
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This cuckoo clock is known as "the biggest cuckoo clock in the world". It is big. But not THAT exciting. And maybe you'll be sucked into the store to buy really expensive stuff like Hummel figurines. Well, maybe you like that stuff.
Near the east side of the pedestrain zone, north of the Town Hall.
Written Apr 8, 2003
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The UGLY CUCKOO clock !!!!!!!!! ... and if u do not trust me pls re-check the opening pic ! ... and if u still do not trust me pls consider that they have a cuckoo clocks shop just behind the BIG one; actually this 'wonderful' tourist attraction is just a shop-window !!!!!
Updated Aug 24, 2002
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I think it's an usual old chinese law: if you cannot smile do not open a shop.
Actually Eis Cafe' Venezia (in Wiesbaden downtown along the main shopping street) is run by people that should study this law !!!!!
Avoid it !!! u van have ice cream somewhere else ...
Written Aug 24, 2002
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I think it's an usual old chinese law: if you cannot smile do not open a shop.Actually Eis Cafe' Venezia (in Wiesbaden downtown along the main shopping street)...
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