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Germany Take 2: Munich, Nuremberg & Neuschwanstein Castle

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May 10th 2007
Published: August 6th 2007
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Here are our photos from our 2nd visit to Germany. Just like our first visit, we loved it! Munich was beautiful and we could hardly believe that we were in a big famous city, because our campsite was situated in a tranquil riverside setting, which was only 15 minutes from the centre by Metro. The Neuschwanstein Castle was easily the highlight of our stay. It was simply incredible, and Alicia espec... Read Full Entry



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Alicia Choosing Hand Made Christmas DecorationsAlicia Choosing Hand Made Christmas Decorations
Alicia Choosing Hand Made Christmas Decorations
Alicia Overlooking the Main Canal in NurembergAlicia Overlooking the Main Canal in Nuremberg
Alicia Overlooking the Main Canal in Nuremberg
For Some Reason Australian Ice Cream is 'Exotic' Elsewhere??!!For Some Reason Australian Ice Cream is 'Exotic' Elsewhere??!!
For Some Reason Australian Ice Cream is 'Exotic' Elsewhere??!!
HauptmarktHauptmarkt
Hauptmarkt
The town's main square
Bear Blowing BubblesBear Blowing Bubbles
Bear Blowing Bubbles
After the War...After the War...
After the War...
...And Now...And Now
...And Now
Alicia's Now Customary Lighting of a Candle Inside the CathedralAlicia's Now Customary Lighting of a Candle Inside the Cathedral
Alicia's Now Customary Lighting of a Candle Inside the Cathedral
Old City WallOld City Wall
Old City Wall
Almost all of the original wall is still standing.
Taking the Train to Füssen to See the Neuschwanstein CastleTaking the Train to Füssen to See the Neuschwanstein Castle
Taking the Train to Füssen to See the Neuschwanstein Castle
Beautiful Bavarian CountrysideBeautiful Bavarian Countryside
Beautiful Bavarian Countryside
You Can Take the Horse Drawn Caridge to the Castle (On the Hill in the Background)You Can Take the Horse Drawn Caridge to the Castle (On the Hill in the Background)
You Can Take the Horse Drawn Caridge to the Castle (On the Hill in the Background)
But we took the bus 'cos it was cheaper!
Here it is!Here it is!
Here it is!
Not Only is the Castle Incredible, but to Think They Managed to Build It Here is Amazing!Not Only is the Castle Incredible, but to Think They Managed to Build It Here is Amazing!
Not Only is the Castle Incredible, but to Think They Managed to Build It Here is Amazing!
View From the Top Floor of the CastleView From the Top Floor of the Castle
View From the Top Floor of the Castle
The inside of the castle was just as incredible as the outside, but they didn't allow any photos, so if you want to see it you'll have to come see for your self!
The town of Fussen.The town of Fussen.
The town of Fussen.
This place looked really nice, but unfortunatly we didn't have time to look around much because it was getting late and the trains back to Munich ran very infrequently.
Walking to Our Campsite in the RainWalking to Our Campsite in the Rain
Walking to Our Campsite in the Rain
We returned late to Munich, so we missed the last bus to our campground.



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