Dachau Travel and Tourism Guide

In the year 2005 my High-School choose the best ten students, who master the German language and reward them with a language course in Munich. I had the luck to be part of them. During this time we got the chance to visit Dachau.  I read and heard a lot about Dachau, but really standing on this ground of evil exceed all my expectations. It was a day full of emotions, teariness about those who had to die, felling sorry for those who survived all the cruelness, and a huge anger of t...

Home base for this Europian Excursion is Heidelberg, Germany. Not a bad home base if you ask me. Just look at the pics below. This will be followed by several reviews of the places I visit on this one month trip.

This Camp is located a few miles northwest of Munich Germany. This was considered the main blue print for all other concentration camps that arose during WWII. Grousome conditions were lived by many jews that passed the area. This was a part of history worth looking over, and instantly add to hatred against racist people. It was worth the drive to the area.

A work in progress...For spring break 2007, I ventured to the ever popular "Munich, Prague, Vienna and Budapest tour of Central Europe." Naturally the trip included a trip to Dachau and Neuschwanstein Castle as well as other points of interest along this popular track. Slightly off the beaten path was a surprise trip to Passau, Germany, home of the world's largest pipe organ. It was quite amazing to hear it play on Easter Sunday!