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Kaysersberg is a small town in Alsace located a few kilometers northwest of Colmar, with a population of less than 3,000 inhabitants, the town of medieval origins is called the “ville fleurie” and is one of the small pearls of Alsace. Kaysersberg, located on the Alsace wine route, is a typical fortified medieval village, largely surrounded by a 13th-century wall. ...

Located in northern France, this Picardy town is famous for its 13th-century Gothic cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Amiens cathedral is the largest in France, twice the size of Notre-Dame in Paris, measuring 145 meters long and 112 meters high. Another UNESCO World Heritage Site is the Belfry of Amiens, 52 meters high and made up of a square ...

Kufstein is the second city, by number of inhabitants, of the Austrian Tyrol, located near the border with Bavaria, in the valley of the river Inn, between Salzburg and Innsbruck. The most important attraction of the village is the medieval castle of Kufstein (Festung Kufstein) which dominates the city, the old town located at the foot of the fortress is ...

Friedrichshafen, is a city located in the middle of the northern shore of Lake Constance, which is famous for being the aviation capital of Germany. The main attraction of the town is, in fact, the famous Zeppelin Museum, here in fact the factory that built the famous German airships was located, if you want you can also take a panoramic ...

Important city in the Czech Republic located about 90 km southwest of Prague, along the road to Nuremberg. Home to the famous Pilsner beer, Plzen is the capital of West Bohemia and the country’s fourth largest city by population. The center of the city is the Republic Square (náměstí Republiky), overlooked by the Gothic church of San Bartolomeo (Katedrála svatého ...

Ludwigsburg is located just 10 km north of Stuttgart, its origins date back to the 18th century when Duke Eberhard Ludwig of Württemberg decided to build a large Baroque castle, the Residenzschloss Ludwigsburg, a beautiful residence with an equally beautiful Baroque garden. The palace now houses three museums: the Baroque Gallery, with paintings by Baroque artists; the Porcelain Museum and ...

Schwäbisch Hall is a historic town in Baden-Württemberg, founded in the Middle Ages and became famous and rich for its salt springs, in the 12th century the emperor Frederick I Barbarossa founded the imperial mint here, the Häller were minted here, at that time , coins valid throughout Europe. In the 13th century it became a Free Imperial City. The ...

Heilbronn am Neckar is a German city in Baden-Württemberg, located north of Stuttgart along the Neckar River valley. The city has medieval origins and was, for many centuries, a Free Imperial City, the years of its flowering and maximum splendor were those around the fifteenth century. The city is located in an important wine-producing area along the castle road (Burgenstraße), ...

An important city in Hesse, Darmstadt is located just 25 km south of Frankfurt am Main, the city was the seat of the Principality and then the Grand Duchy of Hessen-Darmstadt from the 16th century until the end of the First World War. Today an important scientific center of the country, Darmstadt was in the late 19th and early 20th ...

A town in northern Hesse, located near the border with Lower Saxony, Kassel, it was founded in the 10th century as a castle guarding a bridge along the Fulda river, later granted city rights. In the 16th century it became the capital of the landgraviate (or county) of Hesse-Kassel. The city is famous for being the place where the Brothers ...