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 Beethoven house Bonn by margaretvn
it is the city where Ludwig v. Beethoven was born in 1770.
The Beethovenhaus is where the great (in my mind greatest composer) was born on the 16th of December 1770 and where he lived until he was22 years old. He never returned to Bonn. The house is now a museum. You can walk through the house and see musical instruments, manuscripts of his and memorabilia covering his life. Leave a Comment Address: Beethoven House BonngassePhone: 0228 981 75 25Directions: is well signposted
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 Kleve Gate by MichaelFalk1969 |
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The Rhine Valley was a much disputed region in the middle ages, and the many scenic castles and ruins testify for this fact. Most of them are open to the public. There is a popular hiking path called "Rheinburgenwanderweg" which allows the best views on the different castles. Just to name a few examples: The extensive ruins of Castle Rheinfels in St. Goar allow you views on two other castles on the opposite river valley as well. An unusual castle is Castle Pfalzgrafenstein, built right in the middle of the river.
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Legoland Germany is only 5 years old and still looks brand new! Clean and lots of fun for anyone who is into fun! Phone: 49/8282/990 290Directions: Legoland is located about halfway between Munich and Stuttgart at Günzburg. The A7 and A8 cross each other neat the park.Website: Legoland Germany.com
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Trier is located on the Moselle River, near the Luxembourg border. Among the city's Roman monuments are the Porta Nigra (Black Gate.) which was built in the 4th century. The day we got here was market day. We explored both the Roman Gate (open to the public and full of roman arches) and the market. Directions: Trier is located on the Moselle River, near the Luxembourg border. .
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The "Fränkische Schweiz" is an area of special natural beauty, close to the cities of Nuremberg, Bamberg, and Bayreuth. This region along the river Wiesent offers lots of outdoor possibilities like hiking, canoeing, climbing; several spectacular caves are open to the public (the best-known the "Teufelshöhle" = Devil`s Cave in Pottenstein). Just driving through the area is a very scenic experience, as the landscape is lush and marked by small canyons and bizarre rock formations. Almost every little village has its own castle or at least castle ruin. A magnificent baroque church is to be found in the village of Gößweinstein.
A word of advice to all foreign visitors: It is a german custom to add ".. Schweiz (meaning: Switzerland) to some regions featuring very remarkable landscapes - so there is a "Fränkische Schweiz", "Holsteinische Schweiz" etc. This does not necessarily mean the region is in any way close or connected to the "real" Switzerland. Address: near Bayreuth / BambergDirections: near Bayreuth / Bamberg
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