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15:31 21.12.2007
The Schaulust museum pass works wonderful if you’re like me and want to save as much
money as possible while still seeing everything. What this is, is a three day pass to
most state owned museums as well as quite a decent number of other museums. Definitely
check into the Schaulust...
money as possible while still seeing everything. What this is, is a three day pass to
most state owned museums as well as quite a decent number of other museums. Definitely
check into the Schaulust...
12:05 14.03.2008
The Schaezler Palais is an 18th century palace built by the von Libenhofen family, who
were trying to build a palace comparable to what the Fuggers had, but a the same time
being a bit thrifty. What I mean by that, is that at the time property was taxed by the
length of the front of...
were trying to build a palace comparable to what the Fuggers had, but a the same time
being a bit thrifty. What I mean by that, is that at the time property was taxed by the
length of the front of...
12:09 14.03.2008
The Church of Saint Ulrich is a separate church from the church of St. Afra, yet it is
literally connected. In fact, the two churches are different religions. Because of this
fact, I like to think this is fairly unique and worth seeing for that reason alone. The
church of St. Afra is...
literally connected. In fact, the two churches are different religions. Because of this
fact, I like to think this is fairly unique and worth seeing for that reason alone. The
church of St. Afra is...
12:11 14.03.2008
The Church of Saint Afra stands at the highest point of the city of Augsburg. It is at the
end of Maximilianstrasse and is probably the most impressive church in town being
comparable to the cathedral on the opposite side of town. It was built on the site of the
Roman cemetery where...
end of Maximilianstrasse and is probably the most impressive church in town being
comparable to the cathedral on the opposite side of town. It was built on the site of the
Roman cemetery where...
12:24 14.03.2008
St. Anna’s church (St. Annakirche) is conveniently located between the train station and
the center of Augsburg, so it is likely to be either your first or last stops in the city.
It was formerly part of the Carmelite monastery in which Martin Luther stayed in 1518
while he was having...
the center of Augsburg, so it is likely to be either your first or last stops in the city.
It was formerly part of the Carmelite monastery in which Martin Luther stayed in 1518
while he was having...
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16:06 21.12.2007
Living in Munich for the last several years I’m a bit spoiled as far as mass transit
systems, so when I go to a new city one of the things that I inevitably evaluate is their
subway, suburban train, and bus systems. Berlin has what I would consider to be the most
complicated you will...
systems, so when I go to a new city one of the things that I inevitably evaluate is their
subway, suburban train, and bus systems. Berlin has what I would consider to be the most
complicated you will...
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12:37 14.03.2008
The Red Gate (Rotes Tor) is one of Augsburg’s city gates, but it is historically the
most important as it has been the city’s main gate since medieval times. Today, it’s
no where near any of the other sights in Augsburg and from my experience it’s not that
impressive. However, if...
most important as it has been the city’s main gate since medieval times. Today, it’s
no where near any of the other sights in Augsburg and from my experience it’s not that
impressive. However, if...
12:40 14.03.2008
Augsburg’s city hall (Rathaus) is a massive building right on the main square of
Augsburg. When it was built, in the early 17th century, it was one of Germany’s largest
town halls and known as one of the finest secular Renaissance buildings north of the Alps.
Every time I’ve been...
Augsburg. When it was built, in the early 17th century, it was one of Germany’s largest
town halls and known as one of the finest secular Renaissance buildings north of the Alps.
Every time I’ve been...
18:39 11.12.2007
Crypta Balbi is a part of the National Museum of Rome which is located basically right
across the street from Largo di Torre Argentina. It is on the Archeology ticket that
covers the Colosseum, Palatine Hill Museum, Baths of Caracalla, Baths of Diocletian, etc,
and I would only...
across the street from Largo di Torre Argentina. It is on the Archeology ticket that
covers the Colosseum, Palatine Hill Museum, Baths of Caracalla, Baths of Diocletian, etc,
and I would only...
18:49 11.12.2007
Largo di Torre Argentina is a cat sanctuary. Yes, that is odd, even more so considering
it is Rome’s largest fully excavated republican era ruins. Here you can see the Curia
Pompeii, which is the place Caesar was slain in 44BC. Although it is cool to see more
Roman Ruins if you’ve...
it is Rome’s largest fully excavated republican era ruins. Here you can see the Curia
Pompeii, which is the place Caesar was slain in 44BC. Although it is cool to see more
Roman Ruins if you’ve...
14:59 23.11.2007
The Minnesota Zoo is possibly the best zoo I’ve ever been to. To put this in
perspective, I’ve been to the Milwaukee Zoo, Komo Zoo (also in Minnesota), Munich Zoo
(Germany), and Neumünster Zoo (Germany). It is, by far, the most animal-friendly zoo
that I have been to, meaning they...
perspective, I’ve been to the Milwaukee Zoo, Komo Zoo (also in Minnesota), Munich Zoo
(Germany), and Neumünster Zoo (Germany). It is, by far, the most animal-friendly zoo
that I have been to, meaning they...
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16:34 21.12.2007
Bus #100 was one of the best tips we had gotten from our guide books and I’m still very
happy we caught that tip, so I thought I’d pass it along. Since we were staying in West
Berlin near the Bahnhof Zoo, we could catch bus #100 just outside the station and take it
all the way...
happy we caught that tip, so I thought I’d pass it along. Since we were staying in West
Berlin near the Bahnhof Zoo, we could catch bus #100 just outside the station and take it
all the way...
16:04 28.11.2007
Santa Maria della Vittoria was in our guide books of course, but not much about it other
than that it is a baroque church and it has a Bernini sculpture. Well, the reason my girl
friend and I wanted to see it was because we had both read Angels and Demons. Okay,
technically, I would...
than that it is a baroque church and it has a Bernini sculpture. Well, the reason my girl
friend and I wanted to see it was because we had both read Angels and Demons. Okay,
technically, I would...
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23:02 30.11.2007
St. Paul outside the walls is one of the four basilica majors, and so it is definitely
worth the bus trip over. In fact, I loved our little trip over there. The church is
absolutely massive, has portraits of all the popes toward the top on the inside. Saint
Paul’s was supposedly...
worth the bus trip over. In fact, I loved our little trip over there. The church is
absolutely massive, has portraits of all the popes toward the top on the inside. Saint
Paul’s was supposedly...
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13:03 14.03.2008
The Perlachturm (Perlach Tower) is a 258 foot tall bell tower with foundations dating back
to the 11th century, although most of what you see is much newer. The stairway is fairly
big, but it certainly seems like a never ending winding hike up to the top. When you are
nearly at the...
to the 11th century, although most of what you see is much newer. The stairway is fairly
big, but it certainly seems like a never ending winding hike up to the top. When you are
nearly at the...
13:13 14.03.2008
The Mozart House, although it sounds like something you probably want to visit, is most
likely not what you are thinking. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart never lived in Augsburg; he
lived in Augsburg, Munich, and Vienna, but not Augsburg. What you have here is a house
that Leopold Mozart...
likely not what you are thinking. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart never lived in Augsburg; he
lived in Augsburg, Munich, and Vienna, but not Augsburg. What you have here is a house
that Leopold Mozart...
15:53 27.12.2007
Berlin has what every major capital city has as far as tourism goes, which is an enormous
amount to attempt to see and do in a short time frame. Literally every week I talk to
people that just came from Berlin and they were happy with just 2-3 days. However, just
as often I find...
amount to attempt to see and do in a short time frame. Literally every week I talk to
people that just came from Berlin and they were happy with just 2-3 days. However, just
as often I find...
16:00 15.05.2008
The Hofkirche is the chapel attached to Würzburg’s Residenz and is probably the most
beautiful church in town, in my opinion. The late baroque/rococo architecture is amazing
inside and is quite similar in style to Munich’s Asamkirche, which is my favorite church
in Munich. This is...
beautiful church in town, in my opinion. The late baroque/rococo architecture is amazing
inside and is quite similar in style to Munich’s Asamkirche, which is my favorite church
in Munich. This is...
19:32 11.12.2007
Welser Kuche is a medieval themed restaurant downtown Munich, located underneath the Field
Marshall’s hall at Odeonsplatz. Everything is set up as a restaurant would have been in
the fifteenth to sixteenth centuries. There are no utensils, save for a single knife.
Women serve the...
Marshall’s hall at Odeonsplatz. Everything is set up as a restaurant would have been in
the fifteenth to sixteenth centuries. There are no utensils, save for a single knife.
Women serve the...
16:17 27.12.2007
The Deutscher Dom (German Cathedral) is not a cathedral at all, but rather it is a museum
explaining how the German parliamentary system has come to shape since the 1800’s. I
found this to be one of the best done museums of its type, plus I’m a sucker for all
things with the word...
explaining how the German parliamentary system has come to shape since the 1800’s. I
found this to be one of the best done museums of its type, plus I’m a sucker for all
things with the word...
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