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More Great Things to See in Bavaria, GermanyRecently, I was lucky enough to pay another visit Bavaria, Germany, where I found more great things to see and do. -
Three Days in BavariaOn a whirlwind trip through Europe, we spent three day in Bavaria on the Romantic Road seeing Medieval cities with the beautiful Alps in the background watching history unfold before our eyes. -
Ludwig II's Fairytale Castles in BavariaIn his own time, many considered King Ludwig II of Bavaria to be raving mad. His fantasy castles, however, are one of Germany's greatest cultural treasures. -
Best Souvenirs from BavariaWhen traveling, there are some places where all of the souvenirs are plastic trinkets made in China. Bavaria, however, offers more high quality options for your home and gifts than any other place in Europe. -
Ludwig II, the Mad King of BavariaThe strange life and times of King Ludwig II of Bavaria (1845-1886), who came to be known as "the mad king."
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Linderhof Palace in Bavaria, GermanyThis article offers a brief history and description of King Ludwig II's private palace in Bavaria, Germany.
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The Mad King of Bavaria and His Gift to the World, Neuschwanstein CastleThis article shares information of King Ludwig II of Bavaria, the man behind Cinderella's Castle.
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How to Avoid Tourist Traps in BavariaTourists seem to congregate in certain places, thinking they're seeing what Bavaria is all about. Well, in some cases, there are no Bavarians to be seen. Where do they really go?
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Germany's Fairy Tale Bavaria Vacation: Some Great Tips for an Unforgettable TripBavaria is without doubt one of the most beautiful regions of Germany. Find out how to add some great places in Bavaria to your Germany itinerary.
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Great Things to See in Bavaria, GermanyBavaria, in southern Germany, is jam packed with history and cool things to do. If you're heading that way, consider checking out these places! -
Gay Munich - The "Queen" of BavariaAn overview where to stay and where to party in Munich, Bavaria!
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Munich in 48 Hours: A Visitor's Guide to Bavaria, Germany's Capital for the Hurried TravelerSo you have 48 hours in Munich and don't know what to do? Two days is plenty of time to see some "basics" of this incredible southern German city. -
The Baden-Wurttemberg Region and Rothenburg in Bavaria, GermanyGermany's medieval gem city of Rothenburg dazzles the eye at every turn while the Baden-Wurttenberg Riesling wines make Bavarian cuisine even more delicious. -
Passau, Germany: An Underrated Gem in Southern BavariaPassau, Germany is a great place to catch a cruise, catch an organ concert, or catch short visits to neighboring Austria and the Czech Republic! -
A Bit of Bavaria in Leavenworth, WashingtonLeavenworth, Washington is filled with Bavarian architecture, food, beers, gifts, home décor, winter wonderland activities, and clothing. Leavenworth is just a short 2 hour drive through enchanting green forests and lowlands from Seattle, Washington. -
Travel to Bavaria, Without Leaving MichiganFrankenmuth offers many authentic German attractions.
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Frankenmuth - Michigan's Little Bavaria is a Great Weekend GetawayFrankenmuth Michigan is a small town that celebrates its German heritage with food, atmosphere and special events. Lots to do and see, and fun for the whole family.
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Celebrate the Holidays in Munich, GermanyChristmas markets have been a holiday tradition in Germany for centuries. Munich, in the heart of Bavaria, celebrates many charming customs. -
RealTravel - Munich & AustriaThis is a summary of my fourth trip to Europe but first to Munich, Germany and Austria. I have inserted travel tips that we learned (some the hard way) that can help you when you travel.
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The Best Oktoberfest in the MidwestThe first Oktoberfest outside Germany sanctioned by the Parliament and City of Munich. September 16-19, 2010 in Frankenmuth, Michigan. Prost! -
A Teen's Take on the Bavarian Inn Restaurant of FrankenmuthFrankenmuth is a very unique place. The Bavarian Inn Restaurant represents Frankenmuth with traditional food, attire and much more.
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June 13th Holidays and ObservancesJune 13, 1863 is the birthday of Lucy, Lady Duff-Gordon, who invented the modern fashion show. June 13, 1886 marks the death of Mad King Ludwig of Bavaria, who built the famous "Sleeping Beauty" castle. -
Hotel Schmidbrau Review in Waldmunchen, GermanyAuthor of the article stayed at the Hotel Schmidbrau in Waldmunchen, Germany for seven nights in June 2011 and claims it's the best value for a hotel he's ever received.
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Sipsmith, the First London Distillery in Two Centuries, Creates Own-Label Gin and VodkaThree friends found a rare handmade copper still in Bavaria, they use homegrown English Barley and water from a farmer's field at a source of the Thames in the Cotswolds to create widely-acclaimed spirits. -
Neuschwanstein: Germany’s Most Recognized CastleCreative geniuses are seldom appreciated during their lifetime, as was ‘Mad’ King Ludwig of Bavaria. Now, his famous castle enchants the millions of tourists who visit her gates.
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Zinzinnati Oktoberfest: Cincinnati's Version of the Annual Festival Held in Munich, GermanyIn the early 19th century, Prince Ludwig I of Bavaria married, and the wedding party that followed became known as Oktoberfest. Years later, Cincinnati residents began to celebrate their own Oktoberfest with German food, music, and beer.
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A Step into Germany Through Helen, GeorgiaHow about a trip to Germany? Can't afford it, eh? Well, I have a city right here in the good Ole USA that can give you a feeling you've step across the pond into Bavaria. It's a town called Helen and it's located in the northeast part of Georgia.
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Summer Weekend Escapes: Helen, GeorgiaFor 35 years, Helen has been the reconstruction of Bavaria from its with cobblestone alleys to its old-world towers. There is so much to do, see, and eat in Helen, every one will find something they enjoy.
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The Nazi Rise to PowerThe Nazi Party started out as a small party in Bavaria called, The German Worker's Party. They were opposed to the Treaty of Versailles and Communism. They were a group of people who were angry about their defeat in the First World War.
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Frankenmuth, Michigan is a Great Bavarian DestinationFrankenmuth, Michigan is a small town with a population of 4,838. It was settled in the year l845 when some families from Bavaria arrived and settled in the Saginaw Valley and named the settlement they started Frankenmuth.
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Oktoberfest 2009 in Frankenmuth, MichiganFrankenmuth's 20th Annual Oktoberfest is September 17-20, 2009. The only Oktoberfest celebration outside of Munich to be sanctioned by the city of Munich, the festival features German music, dancing, food and beverages. It's fun for the whole family! -
Celebrate Oktoberfest in Grand Rapids, MichiganOktoberfest is an annual two-week festival that originated in Munich, Bavaria, Germany. It is usually celebrated during late September and early October. Because of its popularity other cities across the world also hold their own Oktoberfest celebrations.
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Strange but True Historical FactsOtto a king of Bavaria, started every morning by shooting a peasant. To oblige him, his subjects would secretly give him a pistol loaded with blanks; a person dressed as a peasant would drop to the ground at the sound of the gun. -
Experience Medieval Europe in Rothenburg Ob Der Tauber, GermanyRothenburg, located on the Tauber River in Bavaria, is a living time capsule. It has existed almost completely unchanged since the 17th century, and many of its landmarks date back even farther, to the 12th century. -
Visit Fussen: Germany's Finest GemYou will be asking yourself "Is this a dream or is this reality?" when you step into the town of Fussen, Germany. Fussen is Bavaria's finest gem. Fussen is set in a charming landscape where rolling hills meet the Swiss Alps Mountains accented with nearby castles. -
Helen, Georgia - "Mountain Beauty with a Touch of Bavaria"One October on our way back from Florida, my husband passed the turn for the coastal drive and opted to take a more northern route heading straight into the Georgia mountains. Our destination was Helen, Georgia. -
Fascinating Facts About Linderhof: Ludwig II's "Small" Bavarian PalaceBavaria Germany's "Mad King Ludwig" spent more time at this palace than either of the other two he had built during his reign. Find out more about its fascinating eccentricities. -
Oktoberfest in Frankenmuth, MIchigan"Roll out the Barrel" for Oktoberfest in Frankenmuth, Michigan is called "Little Bavaria". Oktoberfest in Frankenmuth is a German style festival styled after the original Oktoberfest in Munich, Germany. -
Visit Leavenworth, Washington - Bavaria in AmericaLocated just east of Seattle is a Bavarian Paradise.
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Ten Smart Travel Tips for Europe from Rick StevesAt the recently-concluded New York Times Travel show, best-selling guidebook author Rick Steves shares ten tips to make your vacation in Europe a more fun and meaningful one.
