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More than any other historic buildings, castles invoke images of times long past of medieval knights, long and bloody sieges, and the life ...
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... day, serving as a race track. During the 1920s and 30s, Italy built its first Autobahn while Germany created the first automobile-only roads; these went from Cologne to Bonn and from Düsseldorf and Opladen. ...
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... , the capital city of Munich , and of course, the Alps. The Bavarian Alps offer some of Germany's most breathtaking views. From the slops of these ancient mountains, one can survey the German landscape in all of ...
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... to its end in Fussen, and what an end it is. Looking out upon the hills and mountains of Germany is breathtaking, and you haven"t even seen the castles yet. Two grand castles are within a short distance of ...
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... Hof, but is its equal in comfort and elegance. The interior and exterior of this Munich Germany hotel exudes Neo-Renaissance style. Sweeping staircases lead to spacious rooms filled with handcrafted furnishings. ...
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... after a character in one of Wagner's operas--the Swan Knight. In none of the other castles in Germany will you find more instances of Ludwig's fondness for Wagner's work. Tapestries depicting scenes from Wagner's ...
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... getups to the bearded men swaying to the ubiquitous drinking songs, oversized Oktoberfest Munich Germany stein in hand. Traditional Bavarian music comes from everywhere, the off-kilter and catchy ...
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... Rocco to Gothic--will enjoy the many styles in the different edifices. Hotels on the Romantic Road in Germany are readily available. The prices vary, but as a rule they drop during the slower winter season. ...
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... castles and modern towns as they travel. Rhine river vacations are most often available in Germany through the Viking Cruise company. The Viking specializes in cruises in Germany along the Rhine, ...
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... make your reservations well in advance. Kempinski Hotel Bristol Berlin One of the oldest hotels in Berlin Germany, the Kempinski was the first five star hotel to be rebuilt after World War II. With ...
