Tag Archives: Germany
Strolling Through Lübeck’s Old Town
I enjoyed the Old Town of Lübeck so much. Cobblestone streets with pastel-colored buildings and interesting architecture. The windowboxes of red geraniums that always make me think of Germany. Same with the lace curtains. The author Thomas Mann was born … Continue reading
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Tagged brickwork, Buddenbrooks, Deutschland, Germany, Lubeck, Thomas Mann
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Lübeck, Germany
Lübeck is a city in northern Germany and was the medieval capital of the Hanseatic League trading confederation. It’s known for brick Gothic architecture. In 2015, it had a population of 218,523. The Holstentor (Holsten Gate) is a city gate … Continue reading
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Tagged Germany, Hanseatic League, Holstentor, Lubeck, Marienkirche, salt storehouses, St. Mary's Church
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Café Niederegger
One of the prettiest cafes I’ve ever been to is Café Niederegger in Lübeck, Germany. Isn’t the exterior amazing? Master confectioner Johann Georg Niederegger founded the establishment in 1806. I had no idea Niederegger was world-famous for its marzipan. Johan’s … Continue reading
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Tagged Cafe Niederegger, candy, Germany, Lubeck, marzipan cake, pastries
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Hitting the Market in Lübeck, Germany
After seeing some of the sights in Lübeck, Germany, we had time to walk around. I spotted the farmers market and made a beeline. Strauchtomaten means “tomatoes on the vine.” Aren’t they beautiful? It was hard to see such delicious … Continue reading
More Warnemunde
A few more images of Warnemunde, Germany…. They were working on the streets in this part of town, hence the white barriers. I love the design on this florist shop. This place is looking a little rough, but I like … Continue reading
Warnemunde Sunset
We arrived in the port town of Warnemunde, Germany, at sunset. So glad we were on the best side of the ship for this. You can see a bit of the town on the right. That little orange boat on … Continue reading
Rostock, Part II
Back to Rostock. 🙂 The city library was constructed in the late 15th century and is an example of medieval residences in Rostock. The colors are so well-coordinated. At the end of the street you’ll find City Hall. Yes, it’s … Continue reading
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Tagged astronomical clock, City Hall, city library, Dutch Renaissance architecture, Germany, Marienkirche, Marientreff, Rostock
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Rostock, Part I
The city of Rostock, Germany, joined the Hanseatic League in 1251. In the 14th century it was a powerful seaport town with 12,000 inhabitants and the biggest city of Mecklenburg. As I mentioned in a previous comment, I didn’t realize … Continue reading
Peach Cruiser
I took this in the charming little town of Rostock, Germany. I loved the peachy walls and gray shutters in the background. Rostock was an unexpected gem and I’ll be blogging about it in the near future. Great weekend, everyone! … Continue reading
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Tagged bicycle, cobblestones, Germany, gray shutters, peach walls, Rostock
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Travel Scan: Sunset on the Chiemsee
The Chiemsee is a lake in Southern Bavaria, close to the foothills of the Alps. I lived and worked at a resort there for two years. This was taken near the dock where they kept the sailboats. Hope your week’s … Continue reading
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Tagged boat dock, Chiemsee, Germany, Südbayern, Southern Bavaria, sunset
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Pearls & Prose 