Bamberg is Germany's largest UNESCO World Heritage Site. It's the third largest in Europe. Only Venice and Prague are larger. In my opinion, it's also the prettiest city in Bavaria with a whopping 2500 historic buildings! A large part of it's charm is due to how much of the medieval city is still intact.
If you haven't heard of Schwäbisch Hall you are not alone but don't let it's obscurity stop you from visiting. Next to Maulbronn, Schwäbisch Hall is my favorite city in Germany. It's a historic town that once flourished with salt production dating back to the medieval times.
Regensburg city is situated in Bavaria, Germany and historically it is known as Ratisbon. It is one of the oldest towns in Germany and a booming tourist destination. The population of Regensburg is about 1, 37,000 in today's date. Also it has many tourist attractions and 3 universities.
A show cave is loosely defined as a cave that is suitable for visitors. One that is accessible by foot using walkways and stairs. It's normally equipped with lighting. They also frequently include guided tours as well. Two such show caves are found near Sonnenbühl, ~60km south of Stuttgart.
Your travel guide to Munich, Germany. Find out what to see and do, what to eat and where to stay on your visit from an expat who's lived there for 8+ years.
Follow in the royal footsteps of King Ludwig II on the Königsweg, (King's Way) as you hike to his mountain retreat, the Schachen House in the German Alps.
Laurel is the founder of Monkeys and Mountains Adventure Travel Blog which she documents her search for wild places and wild faces - especially those in the form ...
