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Let It Snow, Let It Snow, Let It Snow!6 December 2011 Passau, Germany You gotta want it BAD to shop in weather like this! We spent the day in Passau, Germany today, a delightful town on the Danube River. It’s so delightful, it was delightful even in the rain/snow and Posted by hidburch in Germany, Austria, and Slovakia 2011 | Dec 6, 2011
Somebody's got to take the vacations...5 December 2011 Near Regensburg, Germany (Locations can be kind of iffy, because we dock somewhere and take a bus for a bit to the city of interest…) Today we spent the day in Regensburg, Germany, a city of approximately 120,000 people that Posted by hidburch in Germany, Austria, and Slovakia 2011 | Dec 5, 2011
Munch Munch Munch4 December 2011 Near Roth, Germany Munch munch munch… Today we visited the Christkindlmarkt in Munich, which is spelled Munch in German, thereby making the residents of the city Munchers by birth. That’s right, they’re Munchers. That really is mo Posted by hidburch in Germany, Austria, and Slovakia 2011 | Dec 4, 2011
Munch Munch Munch!4 December 2011 Near Roth, Germany Munch munch munch… Today we visited the Christkindlmarkt in Munich, which is spelled Munch in German, thereby making the residents of the city Munchers by birth. That’s right, they’re Munchers. That really is mo Posted by hidburch in Germany, Austria, and Slovakia 2011 | Dec 4, 2011
Munch Munch Munch!4 December 2011 Near Roth, Germany Munch munch munch… Today we visited the Christkindlmarkt in Munich, which is spelled Munch in German, thereby making the residents of the city Munchers by birth. That’s right, they’re Munchers. That really is mo Posted by hidburch in Germany, Austria, and Slovakia 2011 | Dec 4, 2011
Gluhwein is to Christkindlmarkt as beer is to Oktoberfest!3 December 2011 Aboard the MS Swiss Jewel, docked in Nuremburg, Germany If Oktoberfest is all about drinking, the Christkindlmarkts are not far behind! That’s right booze-fans: if you want to publicly consume large volumes of potent potables and can Posted by hidburch in Germany, Austria, and Slovakia 2011 | Dec 3, 2011
InterRail 1991 (1) - Norway, Sweden, Denmark, GermanyHere is my diary from an InterRail train journey through Sweden, Denmark and Germany, to France and Italy. ==Friday 2.8.1991, Oslo== Not much travelling today. In Oslo Posted by Sandalsand in Sandalsand | Aug 3, 1991
Krakow, Prague and BerlinHi all, Finished off our Eastern Europe leg of the trip this week with Poland and the Czech Republic. In Krakow, we took a walking tour to see a number of the sites and then spent time exploring Wawel Castle and an Posted by rossandemily11 in Ross and Emily | Dec 3, 2011
The Travel Gods Have Smiled Upon Us Today!12/2/11 Sheraton-Carlton Hotel Nuremburg, Germany Guten abend from Nuremburg! We arrived this evening (Friday) in Nuremburg to meet our ship, the MS Swiss Jewel tomorrow for the start of our Danube Christmas Market cruise. I am reluctant to say thi Posted by hidburch in Germany, Austria, and Slovakia 2011 | Dec 2, 2011
KEHL, GERMANYI'm back in Germany again, for a "goodbye" visit before I head to Luxembourg, and then Belgium. Not sure why I picked Kehl, but am pleased with the serendipitous choice. Cute and whimsical, Kehl (pronounced "Kale") doesn't have Posted by obanlass in Young at Heart | Dec 1, 2011
Let's Get Ready to Rumble!!So it's Wednesday, the night before we leave for our Christmas Market cruise in Germany and Austria. It is slightly possible that I could be more excited, but it's a very tiny chance, within the same order of magnitude Posted by hidburch in Germany, Austria, and Slovakia 2011 | Nov 30, 2011
Tomorrow!It's finally here. Me and Anna are flying from Düsseldorf to Bangkok tomorrow. I've just checked the weather in Bangkok and it's currently 36° - quite an improvement over what we've got here in Cologne. I've still not packed yet Posted by darrylyoung in Southeast Asia | 2011/2012 | Nov 30, 2011
Happy Thanksgiving!!!This year ended up being a very nice Thanksgiving. Earlier this month I had gone to the upper level of our house and introduced myself to our us-stairs neighbors. They ended up being a wonderful nice military family Posted by Jmburnett19 in Guten Tag | Nov 29, 2011
DB could stand for Damned Brilliant ! So, I've been travelling to Germany for the past two years, and been living here for the past two month, and if I had to choose THE thing I like most about tihs country - apart from its beautiful language Posted by Alexarcheo in For the love of History | Nov 26, 2011
Christmas markets for beginnersSooo, for our first stop on the Christmas markets trail, we'll just start in Hamburg, my current and beloved city =D But before I show you the pictures of the various markets around the city centre, here is a Posted by Alexarcheo in For the love of History | Nov 25, 2011
berlin du bist so wunderbarsaturday the 29th october i went to the reichstag, and ate nutella ice cream, and played in the leaves, and saw two documentaries on korean adoption that were SO GOOD - check out In the Matter of Cha Jung Hee, Posted by dodie.does in what dodie does | Nov 25, 2011
Let the countdown begin!Hello hello, Now comes our favourite time of the year, the Advent! These four weeks before Christmas, bubbling with excitement and anticipation... Well here in Germany, they're event better than anywhere else I have lived: they are the time of the Posted by Alexarcheo in For the love of History | Nov 24, 2011
GARMISCH-PARTENKIRCHENThe best word for this part of my journey is WOW! What a stunning part of the world this area is. Garmisch-Partenkirchen is in Bavaria, and used to be considered two separate towns... then the 1936 Olympics were Posted by obanlass in Young at Heart | Nov 17, 2011
Veteran's DayToday was Veteran's Day, and I felt like i should do something to at least pay tribe to the holiday. I am sure there might have been something going on onbase, but as to what, I did not know, Posted by Jmburnett19 in Guten Tag | Nov 14, 2011
KASSELShort and not-so-sweet... that's my entry for Kassel. Arrived in town without a reservation (I mean, who needs a reservation in the middle of November, for heaven sakes!) to find that - yes, you guessed it! - there was Posted by obanlass in Young at Heart | Nov 10, 2011
The Romantic Road (Part 1) ==Overview== [b]We had heard of the Romantic Road before we moved to Germany and knew it would be a must on our to do list of adventures while living abroad. The Romantische Straße (a Posted by InnocentAbroad in Purposeful Wandering | Nov 10, 2011
The Romantic Road (Part 2) ==Day 5 ~ 55km== ===Reimlingen to Schopfloch=== [b] We knew this day would come. After every sunny day and 70km ride we reminded ourselves that it wouldn't all be this 'smooth'. I Posted by InnocentAbroad in Purposeful Wandering | Nov 10, 2011
For the love of old boatsWhen I first arrived in Hamburg, I stayed with a friend's parents in Ottensen, a very nice area in the west of the city, next to Altona. Nowadays, it is mainly known for its big train station, a hub of Posted by Alexarcheo in For the love of History | Oct 18, 2011
The War, fake houses and the English CrownI went to Hannover last Monday - again, the daily museum closure, damned! But apart from this tiny frustration, and a quite photograph- NON- friendly weather, I really liked the city. Hannover is one of these places that gives me a Posted by Alexarcheo in For the love of History | Nov 10, 2011
German AutumnSo far, Autumn had always meant carved pumpkins, red leaves and fireworks on the common - or at least it had for the past 5 years: the French do not have fireworks, instead they have two days off in the Posted by Alexarcheo in For the love of History | Nov 6, 2011

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