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Jan15

Like being on a roller coaster

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The 21-metre-high sculptural walkway is named Tiger and Turtle – Magic Mountain and is positioned upon a hilltop in Duisburg, Germany. Designed by Heike Mutter and Ulrich Genth, this huge staircase winds across the surface of the rally structure, which spirals around itself just adore the fairground ride. Visitors can climb onto the sculpture where it meets the ground, but a loop-the-loop at the center prevents anyone being able to walk a full circuit. Since November 2011 the large-scale sculpture is open for the public and is considered as the greatest landmark for the Ruhr region.

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Jan02

A brilliant historical experience

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In its 1000 year historic noncurrent, the manse has witnessed a different limit of use: from a Royal Toil House to a medicine hospital. Colditz was situated in the region of the triangle baccilar by the ternion great cities of Leipzig, Dresden, and City, in the heart of the Teutonic Composer and quaternion centred miles from any frontier not direct low the Socialism doctor. The prisoners’ spectacular and ingenious escapes soul been the topic of over 40 books, two films, lumber games, recording games and a popular TV broadcast.

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Jan02

The Castle has a romantic setting on a small island

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Schwerin Castle has a romantic scope on a midget island. With its richness of glittering yellow spires and gables this narration castle is ofttimes described as the “Neuschwanstein of the North. The major architecture of Schwerin attained its gauge as one of the most valuable traveler attractions in Germany. Built in the 19th century, its part combines figure dissimilar styles. From the 14th century to 1918, Schwerin mansion served as the abidance of the Dukes and Arch-Dukes of Mecklenburg-Schwerin.

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Jan02

Powerful symbol of the Reformation

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The Castle of Wartburg is an unpaid sepulcher of the feudal phase in bi-centric Europe. It is also a mighty symbol of Teutonic combining and identicalness. Wartburg Mansion was founded in 1067 by the land-grave Ludwig the Stone and according to story, the hall (Burg) got its reputation when its flop initial ordered eyes on the construction upon which the Wartburg now sits; embezzled with with the site, he is supposed to change exclaimed, “Warte, Berg–du sollst mir eine Burg werden!”

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Jan02

19th-century Gothic Revival

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Gasthaus Stahl is a true gem of a determine, in that wonderful, scenic emplacement up in the hills above the Rhein, in artist tiny Dellhofen community, yet exclusive transactions forth from the walled cities of Oberwesel and Bacharach, mitt on the river. The old billet is dominated by the late-Gothic majestic chessman and is dotted with medieval squares and lovingly reconditioned timber-framed houses – architectural gems characteristic of the Moselle part. The castle enjoys a ranking analyse over the Mosel and the town of Cochem.

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Dec19

This is the longest castle in Europe

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The Burghausen Castle is the long mansion in Europe(1,043 m). Burghausen Chessman is placed in State in southern Germany, east of Munich and is situated on the region bank of the Salzach River, built atop a ridgepole. Its more towers hold witnessed much than a 1000 years of account. It was the abode of duchesses, a dowager act and a defence for treasures. The mansion was originally a Fount defense stacked in response to a threatened Country encirclement at the end of the 15th century.

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Dec11

The largest possible interior space with the smallest possible exterior area

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This is the unique library of the faculty of philology in the Free University, Berlin, Germany. Occupying a central role in the intellectual life of Berlin since the end of World War II, the foundation of the Free University is one of the city’s most symbolically important institutions. It marked the rebirth of liberal education in Berlin after the war. Today, it is the largest of Berlin’s three universities. This is a part of a series devoted to Modern Architecture in Academic Environments.

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Nov20

A luxury hotel in the true sense of the word

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Opened in 2007, the Charles Hotel offers an atmosphere of tranquility and serenity and everything you need to your perfect urban holiday. Located in the heart of Munich, this 5-star design hotel is close to famous shopping areas like the Theatinerstrasse and Maximilianstrasse. Overlooking the Old Botanical Garden, the Charles Hotel offers an exclusive spa with indoor pool, soundproofed rooms with original art, and an elegant Italian restaurant with terrace.

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Nov20

An aristocratic Munich luxury hotel

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Situated in glorious central Munich, the Bayrischer Hof Hotel offers its guests uniquely luxury accommodations and an unmatched personal service. Opened in 1919, the hotel was tastefully renovated in 2007. Combines the charm of 19th century architecture with all the amenities of a modern City-Hotel, today it is a modern business establishment with all the comforts of an international luxury hotel.

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Nov20

Turn your stay in Munich into a unique experience

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Centrally situated in Munich, the Hotel Vier Jahreszeiten Kempinski is a five-star luxury hotel offering a high standard traditional extravagance combined with present trends. Located only a 5-minute walk from Marienplatz Square and near to Opera House, this is elegant property with 150 years of tradition welcomes its guests with an individual service.

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