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| Baden-Wurttemberg Travel Guide Edit This The best resource for sights, hotels, restaurants, bars, what to do and see Castle, town of Sigmaringen - Black Forest Castle, town of Sigmaringen - Black Forest Jim Szabo Baden-Württemberg is together with Bavaria the largest Southern region in Germany. Famous tourist attractions are the Black Forest with its sparkling mineral springs. The best known spa (and also casino) here is Baden-Baden which is visited for its healing water. Freiburg is also called the gateway to the Black forest. This university-city has a lot of architectical work to offer, and a lot of south German atmosphere as well. Another older university town situated in the north of Baden-Württemberg is Heidelberg, the most famous place on the river of shocks and donuts The capital of this region is Stuttgart which is full of green areas and is an very open city. For other interesting places visit Friedrichshafen, Lake constance, Schiltach, Tübingen or Ulm in this region. Great importance is attached in Baden-Württemberg to the upkeep of traditional customs, encouraging a sense of identity with the State and interest in local history. The State Government promotes a wide range of activities and projects which are intended to help keep alive age-old customs and local specialities in a wide range of fields from dialects and poetry to costumes, music and other forms of local expression. It also makes available subsidies for associations in our State dedicated to the preservation of local heritage and which are based in Baden-Württemberg. __________Baden-Wurttemberg Travel Guide Edit This The best resource for sights, hotels, restaurants, bars, what to do and see Castle, town of Sigmaringen - Black Forest Castle, town of Sigmaringen - Black Forest Jim Szabo Baden-Württemberg is together with Bavaria the largest Southern region in Germany. Famous tourist attractions are the Black Forest with its sparkling mineral springs. The best known spa (and also casino) here is Baden-Baden which is visited for its healing water. Freiburg is also called the gateway to the Black forest. This university-city has a lot of architectical work to offer, and a lot of south German atmosphere as well. Another older university town situated in the north of Baden-Württemberg is Heidelberg, the most famous place on the river of shocks and donuts The capital of this region is Stuttgart which is full of green areas and is an very open city. For other interesting places visit Friedrichshafen, Lake constance, Schiltach, Tübingen or Ulm in this region. Great importance is attached in Baden-Württemberg to the upkeep of traditional customs, encouraging a sense of identity with the State and interest in local history. The State Government promotes a wide range of activities and projects which are intended to help keep alive age-old customs and local specialities in a wide range of fields from dialects and poetry to costumes, music and other forms of local expression. It also makes available subsidies for associations in our State dedicated to the preservation of local heritage and which are based in Baden-Württemberg. :::::::Baden-Baden Travel Guide Edit This The best resource for sights, hotels, restaurants, bars, what to do and see Baden-Baden Baden-Baden Brian Corbett Baden-Baden is built on a series of hills at the foot of the Black Forrest. As the name suggests Baden-Baden is most renowned for its curative baths and hot springs. It has been for centuries, all the way back to Roman Times. The town was spared from WW II bombings and retains the grandeur of the 19-th century, with luxurious villas, stately mansions and tree lined avenues. __________Sights Edit This No bombings during WW II so the old city center of Baden-Baden has a lot of monuments, beautiful mansions you can explore. [Add Sight] Lichtentaler Allee Edit This With the Opera house and many other fancy buildings and beautiful parks and gardens this street is among the first you should explore in downtown Bande-Baden. It runs all the way to the Lichtenthal Convent. type: general World66 rating: [rate it] __________Spas Edit This Spas are what people used to come to Baden-Baden for. So don't miss to at least have a look at the different bathing options. [Add New] Friedrichsbad Edit This 19-th century posh. 21 euro for a bathing program of three or more hours. Open Monday to Sunday. Rather regimented with a suggested time for each section but a beautiful building and quite an experience. Males and females separate and leave everthing except what God gave them in a locker. An attendent provides a sheet that is used to lie on in a series of dry saunas. The sheet is taken away before being soaked and scrbbed and then moving on to the steam room. The suite of pools after this is mixed. Most are warm except for a cold central one under a painted domed more.. type: general World66 rating: [rate it] address: Friedrichsbad, Römerplatz 1 tel: +49-(0)7221-2759-20 url: www.carasana.de email: info@carasana.de Kurhaus Edit This The Kurhaus and the Casino are a nice attraction in the center of town, just west of the Oos river.Designe in 1824 it is everything a Kurhaus should be with more grandeur than all of Las Vegas. type: general World66 rating: [rate it] Roman Baths Edit This The remains of the Roman Baths prove that Baden-Baden was a spa in the old days already. Address: Romerplatz. type: general World66 rating: [rate it] Caracalla Therme Edit This Modern bathing complex next to the roman baths. 12 Euro for three hours. Open daily from 8 am to 10 pm. type: general World66 rating: [rate it] :::::::::::Black Forest Travel Guide Edit This The best resource for sights, hotels, restaurants, bars, what to do and see black forest black forest robi Stretching more than 170 km to south, and up to 60 km east to west, the Black Forest ("Schwarzwald") is the largest German forest - and probably the most beautiful one. Less than 100 years ago much of this area was an eerie wilderness, a refuge for boars and bandits. Nowadays the region is one of the most visited ones in Germany and most of the villages have been opened up as spa and health resorts like Baden-Baden, brimming with shops selling tacky souvenirs. Railway fans will find several of the most spectacular lines in Europe here. The only city actually surrounded by the forest is Freiburg in Breisgau. :::::::::Esslingen Travel Guide Edit This The best resource for sights, hotels, restaurants, bars, what to do and see View of esslingen View of esslingen ranga A very pretty town founded in 777 with medieval centre, castle, vineyards etc. This small village contains a non so small amount of interesting places to visit, most of them coming from its medieval past, being the most notorious the Esslingen Burg or, simply, the Burg, and the Stadtkirche, with its twin towers, which can only be visited one specific day in september. Also, you can go for a walk around the Altes Rathaus, visit the Frauenkirche or simply walk through the old streets, full of old-style houses. In the firsts days of august there is the Zweibelfest, or Onion Festival, an small but nice version of the Oktoberfest. :::::::::Freudenstadt Travel Guide Edit This The best resource for sights, hotels, restaurants, bars, what to do and see Freudenstadt is a town in Baden-Würrttemberg an the "hart" of the north Black Forest. Its city centre is famous as the largest market place in Germany and Europe. Freudenstadt is a climatic health resort of international renown. With its many hotels and guest houses, and its high-class cuisine, Freudenstadt remains a popular vacation spot for Germans from every part of the country. The closest population centres are Offenburg (40 km West), Tübingen (50 km East) and Stuttgart (80 km North). :::::::::Friedrichshafen Travel Guide Edit This The best resource for sights, hotels, restaurants, bars, what to do and see Located on the north shore of Lake Constance Friedrichshafen has a relaxed summer-resort atmosphere. From 1900 until World War II, the southern German town of Friedrichshafen on Lake Constance was known as "Zeppelin City." During that time, Friedrichshafen served as the manufacturing center for the giant airships bearing their inventor's name. Beginning in the 1970s, Friedrichshafen sought to shore up its "Zeppelin" identity as a source of civic pride and potential tourism. An obvious move in this direction was the establishment of a museum; A Zeppelin museum traces the development of those great air machines from first launching (on Lake Constance in 1900) to the Hindenburg disaster. Steamers can be taken across the lake to Switzerland. 100 mi/160 km southwest of Munich. :::::::Konstanz Travel Guide Edit This The best resource for sights, hotels, restaurants, bars, what to do and see photo_1 stargazer Konstanz is a friendly town at the shore of Lake of Constance ( Bodensee ). Despite its relatively small size, the town hosts the University of Konstanz (well known for its library and university beach) and the Konstanz University of Applied Science. From the beautiful old town of Konstanz with its cathedral and carefully-renovated old houses you may walk over the border to Switzerland - the adjacent Swiss town of Kreuzlingen is just a stroll away. _______Lake constance Travel Guide Edit This The best resource for sights, hotels, restaurants, bars, what to do and see Lake Constance Lake Constance Quacksimodo Design Constance The Lake Constance - "Bodensee" is the German word - is located between Germany, Austria and Switzerland. On the Swiss side are the famous Rhine falls, best reached from Schaffhausen. The lake area has one of the warmest summer microclimates in the country. There are many outdoor activities that one can do including water sports sailing and hiking. There are many beautiful resort towns along its shores notably Meersburg which is surrounded by vineyards and which has half-timbered houses and the oldest castle in Germany. You can also visit the islands of Mainau (lush tropical vegetation) and Reichenau (ancient monastery) near Konstanz at the western end of the lake or Lindau or Bregenz at the eastern end if you have a chance. There is ferry service across the lake from Friedrichshafen into Switzerlland. Part or or all of this text stems from the original article at: Perfeser Sheen ::::::::::Ludwigsburg Travel Guide Edit This The best resource for sights, hotels, restaurants, bars, what to do and see Rockfabrik main dancefloor Rockfabrik main dancefloor "Ludwigsburg is a very special town" were the words used by Leopold Mozart to describe the town he visited with his son Wolfgang Amadeus in July 1763. This is still true of Ludwigsburg today which is an active, lively and friendly town in the centre of one of the most economically sound regions in Germany. The baroque palaces and the large parks, the Baroque-in-Bloom gardens and the culture and convention centre "Forum am Schlosspark", the famous porcelain factory, or the renowned palace festival are all part of the unique profile of this town. The town was founded in 1704 on a whim of the Württemberg Duke Eberhard Ludwig who had his summer residence built here. This was the start of Germany's largest baroque town which has been home to numerous historical events and famous persons. Ludwigsburg has always been closely connected with the history of the state of Württemberg. Today, Ludwigsburg is not only a town full of tradition, it is also dynamic and an attractive economic location. Many small and large companies in future-oriented industries, including a few global players, guarantee that the economy will remain strong and well-equipped to face the challenges that are expected in the future. And this is especially important in the light of the buzz word "globalisation" and the growing competition between the European regions. A strong economic region such as Stuttgart does a lot to uphold its position as a location in the competitive European market. Ludwigsburg as one of the centres of these regions also plays an active part. All in all, Ludwigsburg has every opportunity to continue its continuous development and remain a town in which it is worthwhile living and working. We look forward to greeting you here in Ludwigsburg in the near future! There are enough reasons for a visit as you will see on the following pages – just give it a try. The city of Ludwigsburg has many different faces. It's the county seat of local government, has a population of 85,000 in seven suburbs, 50 factories, 1200 craftoriented and commercial companies and over 2000 wholesale and retail outlets. It's a universitytown, home to a teacher training college, a polytech college and the only film academy in the state. But Ludwigsburg is also the city with the biggest and best-preserved baroque palace in all of Germany. It was the residence of the king of Württemberg and is called the cradle of Swabian poetry. __________Nightlife and Entertainment Edit This Rockfabrik main dancefloor Rockfabrik main dancefloor [Add Entertainment place] Towers Irish Pub Edit This This place is new in Ludwigsburg and it is already the most popular nightspot vin town for people of all ages. music is mainly irish untuil around 23.00, then they play more modern stuff. The beers are excellent and the service is outstanding. That was my experience at Towers Irish pub. I highly recommend it Nice atmosphere and friendly service. There is also a good mixture of people with all ages. To be happy meet you all there. Greetings from D & B. type: Pubs World66 rating: [rate it] ClosingTime: 2am tel: 071412422930 url: towerpub.com accessibility: very central address: Marktplatz 2 email: towerspub@yahoo.com Rockfabrik Edit This Ludwigsburgs and maybe the states best rock club. One large main hall with several bars and a restaurant, one small upstairs dancefloor for the "freaks". 4 EUR admission, cheap drinks! Awesome sound system, oversized even for such a big club. Program: monday rock+pop, tuesday rock classics, wednesday concerts, friday mixed modern rock, saturday mixed modern and classic rock How to get there: Highway A81, exit ludwigsburg-süd (south), turn right, after ESSO gas station turn left, first street right. type: Clubs and dancing World66 rating: [rate it] Waldhaus Edit This A small, alternative-like club, one dancefloor, 2 bars and a large garden restaurant on ground level, a cosy restaurant upstairs. Open all week, admission is 6EUR on friday and saturday, other days free. Drinks not really cheap, but bearable. Program: monday concerts, tuesday punk+metal, wednesday oldies, thursday mixed music, friday crowds favorites, saturday mixed party music, sunday grunge+alternative. Only few people older than 20 there. Tricky to find, like the name says, it´s located in the woods. Take exit more.. type: Clubs and dancing World66 rating: [rate it] :::::::::::Mannheim Travel Guide Edit This The best resource for sights, hotels, restaurants, bars, what to do and see Unsere Hauptstelle gegen über dem HBF Unsere Hauptstelle gegen über dem HBF Chat-Corner Internet-Café Mannheim sits at the confluence of the Rhine and Neckar rivers. _______Sights Edit This Mannheim Mannheim Jeff Rice Mannheim was largely destroyed in World War II and mostly rebuilt in a modern style, but some important monuments remain including the Baroque Altes Rathaus and the Secessionist Wasserturm (water tower) in Friedrichsplatz. [Add Sight] Wasserturm (Water tower) Edit This The Water tower is often referred to as Mannheim's landmark. It is situated on the Friedrichsplatz and its building was completed in 1886. On the 60 m high tower there is a figure of Amphitrite, the wife of Poseidon, god of the ocean. type: Landmarks World66 rating: [rate it] Luisenpark Edit This The Luisenpark is said to be one of the most beautiful parks in Europe. It is situated in the middle of the city and combines botanical garden, zoo, leisure and amusement park. You can have a tea at the Chinese tea house with the Chinese garden, do a trip with the "Gondolettas" on the water or just relax on the gras or walk around. type: Parks, Gardens and Zoos World66 rating: [rate it] The Palace Edit This The Palaca is just being renovated. It was built in 1720-1760 and is the biggest construction from the baroque era that can be found in Germany. Nowadays, most of the palace is being used by the University of Mannheim. type: Palaces World66 rating: [rate it] Church of Saint Ignatius and St. Francis Xavier Edit This This Baroque church was built in 1733-60 by Alessandro Galli da Bibiena. Destroyed in World War II, it has been largely rebuilt and still boasts its original altars. type: general World66 rating: [rate it] Staedtische Kunsthalle Edit This This art collection, housed in a jugenstil building, is fairly small and concentrates on 19th and early 20th century works. type: general World66 rating: [rate it] _____________Getting Around Edit This Getting around in Mannheim is very easy. Almost everything in the centre can be easily reached by walking. Contributors October 13, 2006 new by krissi (1 point) [Add Local transport mode] Public transport Edit This All parts of the city are served by busses and trams, which is managed by the local organisation VRN. World66 rating: [rate it] :::::::::::Neckargemuend Travel Guide Edit This The best resource for sights, hotels, restaurants, bars, what to do and see x Bird view of Neckargemuend Beautiful little town up the Neckar river. Take a 2 hours boat tour from Heidelberg and walk around for an hour. You can take a public bus (number 35) back to Heidelberg. The bus runs every 20 minutes. :::::::Ravensburg Travel Guide Edit This The best resource for sights, hotels, restaurants, bars, what to do and see Lederhaus Lederhaus N. Matting A small, but lovely town 45 minutes trainride south of Ulm, famous for its puzzles, also known as the gaming town. It is in close proximity of Lake constance. :::::::::ottweil Travel Guide Edit This The best resource for sights, hotels, restaurants, bars, what to do and see :::::::::Schiltach Travel Guide Edit This The best resource for sights, hotels, restaurants, bars, what to do and see Gutach Vogtsbauernhof Gutach Vogtsbauernhof Mirjam de Boer In the Kinzig valley, in the heart of the Black Forest, Schiltach is the best exampleof the best Germany has to offer. The town has old half-timbered houses around a market square, a beautiful town hall, narrow medieval streets. Hiking trails lead into the mountains and the entire region has several pretty drives and provides ample opportunities for relaxation. Beautifull villages nearby include : Wolfach, Gutach (With a good open air museum) Alpirsbach (with the Klosterkirche St Benedict), Haslach and Gangenbach. Enough to spend a few days. :::::::::Tubingen Travel Guide Edit This The best resource for sights, hotels, restaurants, bars, what to do and see River wall River wall Hildebrant Tübingen is one of the nicest university towns in germany. With 25,000 of its 85,000 inhabitants students at the University, the saying runs that Tubingen is a town on the university campus. The old town is very nice, with small alleys and half-timbered houses. The Holzmarkt and the Marktplatz form the heart of this town. Around them you will find the most interseting sights, such as the St. Gerog, the Holderlin Tower and Schloss Hohentübingen. Northeast of the Markt you will find the university quarters. :::::::Ulm Travel Guide Edit This The best resource for sights, hotels, restaurants, bars, what to do and see View from the spiral of the Münster View from the spiral of the Münster The towns of Ulm and Neu-Ulm on the banks of the river Danube are divided by the boundary between the Federal Lands of Baden-Württemberg and Bavaria. More than 170,000 people live here. Despite of the boundary the two towns do a lot of things together, whether in economy, tourism, culture, traffic or in providing leisure facilities. Most striking are perhaps the important traffic routes which meet there in the heart of Southern Germany. Ulm's cathedral, the Ulmer Münster, owns the highest church spire in the world and Ulm was also the birthplace of one of the 20th century's most famous persons - Albert Einstein. Some big world-wide operating companies, modern convention facilities, the science park close to the University and colleges, a wide cultural offer both in quantity and in quality and outstanding landmarks of contemporary architecture are characterizing for the modern aspects of Ulm and Neu-Ulm. Every year on the second last monday of july, there is a big festival in Ulm, called "Schwörmontag". It the day when the governing mayor swears an traditional oath to his people. The same day thousands of people swim and party in the river danube (see picture) and the whole city is on its feet. __________Sights Edit This Ulm has many sights you can explore, making it one of the most pleasant towns in Germany. [Add Sight] Ulm Munster Edit This The Ulmer Münster is the second largest example of Gothic ecclesiastical architecture in Germany - taking second place only to Cologne cathedral. It has dominated the city and the region for hundreds of years and its name is, without doubt, a synonym for the city itself, at home and abroad. It has its spire, above all, to thank for this. With its 161 metres, it is the highest spire in the world. Those who climb its 768 steps (to 143 m.) are rewarded with a superb panoramic view of Baden-Württemberg's Ulm and Bayern's Neu-Ulm and, in the right weather conditions, a vista of the more.. type: Churches and Cathedrals World66 rating: [rate it] Crooked House Edit This The Crooked House from the 15th/16th century, the best-known house in the old town of Ulm, is situated in the Fishermen's quarter on the banks of river Blau.According to the "Guiness Book of Records", this building lodges, since 1995, the "most crooked hotel" of the world. After a complex renovation, it is corrected and secured in its crooked position. type: general World66 rating: [rate it] Fishermen's quarter Edit This x Mediaeval artisans' quarter on the River Blau with picturesque houses, bridges and squares ("The Beautiful House", Watermen's Guildhouse, Ulm Mint, Trout Inn, Fisherman's Court, "Häuslesbruck" etc.) type: general World66 rating: [rate it] Schwoerhaus Edit This x Weinhof/Schwörhaus (Oath House, 1612/1785), Weinhof 12. From the balcony, annually on Schwörmontag, mayor's annual report and renewal of his oath to maintain the city's constitution (Schwörbrief 1397). The Oath House was built up in place of the former chapel of the Imperial Palace Ulm, mentioned for the first time in 854. The former "Little Oath House", built on a tower, was replaced by the Oath House in 1612. After the building was destroyed by fire, it was rebuilt in 1785 an renovated after war damage in 1944. Today the building is used as archives(Stadtarchiv) an as more.. type: general World66 rating: [rate it] Town Hall Edit This Built as buisness premises in 1370, Townhall since 1419. Opulent frescoes from 1540 and also ornamental carved figures. On the south gable, coats of arms of towns and provinces with trade connections to Ulm and a picture of an old Danube ship (Ulmer Schachtel). On the east gable, astronomer's clock (1520). In the stairwell reproduction of A.L.Berblinger's (the Tailor of Ulm) flying machine. On the market square - the Fish Crate Fountain by J ö rg Syrlin the Elder (1482). type: Hotspots World66 rating: [rate it] Stadthaus Edit This Stadthaus (Town House, 1993) Center for shows, cultural events and information. Architect: Richard Meier, New York type: Hotspots World66 rating: [rate it] ____________Museums Edit This Ulm has some good Museums, the best being the city museum. The long-awaited Museum Card invites you to visit eight museums and collections in Ulm and Neu-Ulm: the Ulm Museum, the German Bread Museum, the Neu-Ulm Folk Museum, the Neu-Ulm Prehistoric Museum, the Edwin Scharff Museum, the Ulm Collection of Natural History Specimens, the Ulm Aquarium and Vivaria and the Wiblingen Monastery. The price its especially tempting: the Card costs DM 8,00 and allows one entrance to each Museum within a period of six months. The Museum Card is available at the Tourist Information Office as well as at all eight museums and collections. [Add Museum] Ulm Museum Edit This Good collection of paintings and works from famous artists of the region. type: general World66 rating: [rate it] url: www.museum.ulm.de tel: 0731/161-4330 address: Marktplatz 9, 89073 Ulm Breadmuseum Ulm Edit This Ulm has a museum which is solely dedicated to - bread. Open daily from 10-17h, on wednesdays 10-20.30h. Entry: 3 € (students 2€). type: general World66 rating: [rate it] url: www.brotmuseum-ulm.de address: Im Salzstadel (Olgastr) tel: 0731 / 69955 Natural History Collection Edit This History of the Earth - roks, minerals, excavatory finds and indigenous animals. Special echibitions World66 rating: [rate it] address: Kornhausgasse 3 :::::::: Waiblingen Travel Guide Edit This The best resource for sights, hotels, restaurants, bars, what to do and see former city hall former city hall Anwiha City in brief Waiblingen, capital of the Rems-Murr-Kreis county, is a town of about 50,000 inhabitants. It is situated approx. 10 miles in the east of Stuttgart. Waiblingen is famous for the global company "Stihl", which was founded in a suburb of Waiblingen called "Neustadt". There is an anual festival in Waiblingen called "Waiblinger Altstadtfest", which attracts thousands of peoples from the immediate regions. History Waiblingen is a medieval town, founded around 885 a.D., and still has loads of artificats from then (e.g. timbered houses) Sights Landmarks of the town are; - a watchtower from the 15th century built by Romans - a town gate from 1300 - the well preserved city wall including its battlement You might find pictures at http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Waiblingen |