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    Marienkirche: by europe2013, Views[148]
         		 Does not do justice to the wind: by europe2013, Views[581]
         		 Gaming machine 400AD: by europe2013, Views[159]
         		 The wall looking towards the Fernsehenturn: by europe2013, Views[485]
         		 At Heathrow in transit: by europe2013, Views[698]
     
    A statue of St. James in Rothenburg serves as the meeting point of several important pilgrim ways. : by danidawnandstevo, Views[400]
         		 Most cities surrounded by fortress walls had a curfew for its citizens to be inside by a certain hour. The main gate at Rothenburg had a manhole that could be used for a small fee. : by danidawnandstevo, Views[285]
         		 Rothenburg is Germany's best preserved walled town thanks to a picture of the city that hung in the house of a boy named John McCloy. His Mom visited Rothenburg in the early 1900s and told him about its beauty and historical significance. As fate would have it years later US General John McCloy called off an air raid over Rothenburg during WWII and elected to negotiate the surrender of the town saving it from destruction all thanks to his Mom. : by danidawnandstevo, Views[377]
         		 Rothenburg and an evening tour with the Night Watchman who had a very comical way of presenting the cities history. The tour lasts one hour and he charges 8 euro per person. We estimated there to be about 200 people on the tour. Not a bad wage for an hours work. : by danidawnandstevo, Views[293]
         		 Rothenburg devised a way to generate funds for maintenance and restoration of the fortress wall. They offer plaques with your name embedded on the wall starting a 1200 euro for a meter.: by danidawnandstevo, Views[276]
     
    Some of the larger beer halls can hold up to 12,000 people. : by danidawnandstevo, Views[176]
         		 Bavaria statue is considered a technological masterpiece because it consists entirely of cast bronze and is 60 feet tall and weighs 87 tons. Its also a pretty good meeting place at Octoberfest. : by danidawnandstevo, Views[212]
         		 The first beer hall we hit up was Schottenhamel where the mayor taps the first keg. : by danidawnandstevo, Views[174]
         		 The mayor talking to the media about the big moment that will kick-off the 16 day festival where 7.7 million liters of beer will be served. : by danidawnandstevo, Views[194]
         		 Mayor taps the keg at 12:00pm, the cannons go off signaling the beginning of Octoberfest and the waitress slams down two beers and yells prost. : by danidawnandstevo, Views[197]
     
    Konigsplatz Square was built in the 19th century and is modeled on the Acropolis in Athens. It was used during the Third Reich as a square for the Nazi Party's mass rallies but now is home to Munich's gallery and museum quarter. : by danidawnandstevo, Views[261]
         		 Finally made it to Octoberfest!: by danidawnandstevo, Views[190]
         		 Nazi Headquarter and Hitlers office where he gave speeches on the balcony. You can still see the bolt holes in the wall that held the giant golden eagles. The government is unable to demolish the building because it is too strong and they can't blow it up because it would risk damaging surrounding buildings so they turned it into a music school and built the Munich Documentation Center for the History of National Socialism. The City of Munich also refuses to make any repairs to it or maintain the grounds. : by danidawnandstevo, Views[242]
         		 Marienplatz and the building where the Nazi party met to plan their anti-semitic act know as
         		 One of the many memorials inside the Dachau Concentration Camp. : by danidawnandstevo, Views[251]
     
    Back to Munich for a city walking tour and one of the many outdoor beer gardens. In the 19th century prior to the advent of refrigeration, German brewers would dig cellars for lagering (Lager is German for storeroom or warehouse) to keep the beer cool during the summer months. To further protect the beer from the summer heat Chestnut Trees were planted above the cellars which have spreading dense canopies but shallow roots that would not intrude on the cellars. The practice of serving beer at these sites evolved into the modern beer garden. : by danidawnandstevo, Views[371]
         		 A sobering tour through the Dachau Concentration Camp. : by danidawnandstevo, Views[268]
         		 A staff member ran inside the palace and turned on the fountain for us for a whole minute. : by danidawnandstevo, Views[222]
         		 Munich Germany and Marienplatz Square. : by danidawnandstevo, Views[194]
         		 Rainy day visit to Linderhof Palace in Southwest Bavaria near Ettal Abbey. It was built by King Ludwig II and features a fountain that was supposed to go off every half hour but didn't. : by danidawnandstevo, Views[208]
     
    Castle of Fussen and its illusionistic paintings on the outer facades date from 1499 and are unique amongst German late-gothic architecture.: by danidawnandstevo, Views[226]
         		 Walking the cobble stone streets of Fussen. : by danidawnandstevo, Views[260]
         		 Neuschwanstein Castle was the inspiration for Disneyland's Sleeping Beauty Castle. : by danidawnandstevo, Views[220]
         		 Hohenzollern Castle located atop Mount Hohenzollern. : by danidawnandstevo, Views[292]
         		 The worlds largest Cuckoo Clock.in Triberg-Schonoch. It's 15 feet tall and weighs 6 tons. : by danidawnandstevo, Views[370]
     
    Germany's most famous castle Schloss Neuschwanstein: by danidawnandstevo, Views[295]
         		 View of Hohenschwangau Castle from Neuschwanstein Castle. : by danidawnandstevo, Views[181]
         		 Ulm Minster (Ulmer Munster) is the tallest church building in the world. Construction began in 1377 and completed in 1890. It has 768 steps that lead to the top of the spire. : by danidawnandstevo, Views[224]
         		 Everything inside the room is designed to be level with the exception of the floor which is very slanted. : by danidawnandstevo, Views[191]
         		 Spent the night at the Schiefes Haus in Ulm. Since 1997 the house is regarded at the worlds worst hotel due to its inclination of 10 degrees. : by danidawnandstevo, Views[196]
     
    Descending 180 feet below the surface. : by danidawnandstevo, Views[173]
         		 Blautopf (German for Blue Pot) is a spring in the city of Blaubeuren and a drain for the Blau cave system. The waters blue color is a result of physical properties of the nanoscale limestone densely distributed in the water. The particles are so small that the so called Rayleigh scattering of light takes place scattering the blue color in the visible light. Similar effect is observed in the Blue Lagoon in Reykjavik, Iceland. : by danidawnandstevo, Views[206]
         		 Tiefenhohle Laichingen is one of the deepest caves in Germany. It was discovered in 1892 after a pile of sand collected on the surface used for cleaning mysteriously disappeared. Thinking someone stole the sand the sand miner sat up all night waiting to catch the thief but later realized the sand was falling into a crack in the ground. : by danidawnandstevo, Views[255]
         		 The fairy tail Castle Lichtenstein (Schloss Lichtenstein) of Wurttemberg. : by danidawnandstevo, Views[194]
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         		 The whole brewery tour was in German but who cares when you get beer at the end. : by danidawnandstevo, Views[251]
         		 Time to try some tasty brews in the Alpirsbacher Klosterbrau beer hall. : by danidawnandstevo, Views[211]
     
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