Freistaat Bayern Travel Blogs - Page 7

From 30 June till 11 August 2006 I travelled through 10 European countries. Here are my pictures. The first part are pictures of the following places: Mainz, the Rhine valley, Cologne, Amsterdam, Berlin and Weimar.

i had a great time in germany.i started out flying into frankfurt same day drove to heidelberg. heidelberg for about 3 days. then we drove the lower germany to a huge lake took about a day and ended up in Switzerland. slept in the car and headed straight up passing frankfort(i fly out of) by 4 hours.i love germany:so many things to do and see. it rained pretty much the whole time. relaxing,nice people,small roads, good food

Most of us spend a good deal of time planning, saving and dreaming about traveling to distant lands. Seeing wonderful places, meeting interesting people and taking pictures to share with friends. Sometimes we forget how beautiful our own city is and how blessed we are to live in our own little city. This is why I decided to write this blog and post pics so I would not forget how beautiful my "home sweet home" really is. Enjoy and come visit.

Passau was also one of the places we passed to avoid the expressway. We expected a very simple place, but we were wrong. Passau has a lot of beautiful places. This is also where the St. Stephan's Church was located which houses the biggest organ in the world. I have seen the St. Stephan's in Vienna but this one in Passau is also one beautiful church worth mentioning. Not only for the church, Passau is worth visiting. Not to mention, the going up the castle there is a test for my legs!

It's been a bit busy...

An 8 Country Mammoth Drive with The German.

I just love Germany.

So, the plan was to fly into Germany a day before the festival began so I'd have a day to relax and my little girl would have a day to fight off the jet lag and get used to her new surroundings.  But, being that my daughter could run circles around that damned energizer bunny, she was having t…

Traunreut is a municipality in southeastern Bavaria, 35km west of Salzburg, but we had no chance to see this town 'cause we spend whole day in Bosch-Siemens Hausgerate factory of cookers and listening the seminars, so on this photos you'll see some old cookers from museum and hope will be interesti…

We moved to Schweinfurt in Oct 2008 and we love it here for a number of reasons. It does get cold here in the winter and for most of our stay it has been cold, brown, cloudy and windy. Now spring is breaking out and life is bursting out all over. Here are some shots from spring in Germany.

We stopped in this town for lunch, on our way to Munich. We enjoyed a beautiful lunch of beer, bratwurst, and liver dumpling soup. Origins date back to 1000 B.C.E, and over the years the city has been known not only for its wine, but also some prominent inventors - such as Wilhelm C. Röntgen, who …

Pictures of a one-week-trip with my mum.

I left this afternoon with my friend John, who goes to the University of Dayton but is studying abroad with the Georgia Tech program. We are off to Fussen and Munich in Germany for a weekend of mountian biking and paragliding. We arrived on the bus to Heathrow a few hours before our flight. I enjoy…

Frankfurt and Mainz

So it's not technically accurate to list these castles under Füssen, but the castles are close by so it works out. I jumped on the train early in the morning (love having a Global Eurail pass) and headed down to Füssen, which is pretty much on the southern border of Germany.  It was about 2…