My German Christmas - Day 3 Nuremberg & Ulm

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On the 3rd day, we went to explore Nuremberg. After a morning stroll in Nuremberg, we took a train to Ulm, where we visited the Ulm cathedral (with the tallest church spire in the world) and the Bread Museum. (We went there just because my housemate Carine loves bread...)

In the evening, we took a train to Munich, where we met our friends Elsa and Wanqin, who went to Salzburg the previous day and would be joining us for the next few days. We went to downtown Munich but disappointingly the Christmas market had already closed. Nevertheless, we had a good dinner at the Augustiner Bierhalle. (Wanqin and I shared a fantastic meat platter.)

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Photos

View of Nuremberg from the Kaiserburg
Actually I was here before, but last time it was summer and this time it is winter so it is a different experience...

Toy museum
Nuremberg is famous for its toys

View of the Danube, which separates Ulm from New Ulm
The old city of Ulm was divided when Napoleon used the Danube as the boundary between Bavaria and Baden-Württemberg.

Einstein memorial in Ulm
This is the spot where Einstein was born. (The house where he was born was demolished.)