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Oktoberfest

[Munich] When you mention Munich, it is likely that the first thing to come to mind will be the Oktoberfest: blonde junoesque... continue »

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Munich

[Munich] Munich is the historical capital of the federal state of Bavaria. Thanks to the beauty of its monuments, its baroque... continue »

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Ulm

[Ulm] Ulm, located along the banks of the Danube in Baden-Württermberg, is known especially for being the birthplace of... continue »

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Münster

[Ulm] The architectural symbol of Ulm is its cathedral, the Münster, which dominates the main square and the skyline from... continue »

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The Fischerviertel

[Ulm] The Fischerviertel, old fishermen's quarter, is the most evocative and magical corner of Ulm. Picturesque alleys,... continue »

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The City Hall and Library

[Ulm] The Rathaus, built in 1370 with the function of market, became the city hall in 1419. The facade was richly decorated in... continue »

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The Christmas Markets

[Ulm] During the weeks of Advent, Ulm is dressed in lights and decorations, opening the doors of its Christmas Market. In the... continue »

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The Nabada

[Ulm] Every year in July everyone in Ulm is excited about the Schwörwoche, or The Week of the Oath: a colorful event... continue »

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Dresden

Dresden is the capital of Saxony. The city is also called the "Florence on the Elbe" for its rich collections of art and impressive... continue »

Ulm

Ulm, located along the banks of the Danube in Baden-Württermberg, is known especially for being the birthplace of Albert Einstein in 1879 and even... continue »

Paris

Myths are myths, icons are icons and remain so even if time passes and public tastes change. When we say "Paris c'est toujours Paris" is a... continue »

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