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Two medieval German towns sate the architectural history nerd in me - Vimarsana News

Two medieval German towns sate the architectural history nerd in me

Irene Galea lets herself get lost amongst the wonder of carved wood, sculpted plaster and ancient stone of Regensburg and Bamberg

10 of the loveliest German old towns – DW – 04/21/2023 - Vimarsana News

10 of the loveliest German old towns – DW – 04/21/2023

Who is the fairest in the land? Whether timber-framed, Gothic or Renaissance style, many old towns in Germany are a feast for the eyes. Here are ten of our favorites.

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Bronze giants of Erlangen's sculpture garden make for outsized outside attraction - Vimarsana News

Bronze giants of Erlangen's sculpture garden make for outsized outside attraction

Nestled in a lush corner of Erlangen is Burgberg, a hill of roughly 1,000 feet high, upon which is a sculpture garden, which beckons visitors to take a break and admire the works of local renowned sculptor Heinrich Kirchner.

Seven Fairytale Destinations to Visit in Germany - Vimarsana News

Seven Fairytale Destinations to Visit in Germany

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Germany′s most beautiful town halls | All media content | DW - Vimarsana News

Germany′s most beautiful town halls | All media content | DW

Germany's most beautiful town halls Magnificent town halls once served as a symbol of civic pride and are often still the seat of local government today. Let's take a look at ten particularly beautiful buildings across Germany. Hamburg The town hall, unusually opulent for Hanseatic taste, was built in the style of historicism. It combines Renaissance, Gothic and Baroque elements, and has 647 rooms. The highlight of a tour is the banquet hall, where the Matthiae Meal traditionally takes place – a banquet to which the mayor invites honored guests such as monarchs and business leaders. Bremen ...

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