Herr and Lotte Lippe.

Pizza !!!<BR>I travel all over Europe in June and found that the Pizza in Germany was the best !!!

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No 107 (or whatever!)<BR>Beer Kellars close when they feel like it!!!

108. The organization of everything! Things work, trains run on time, all is in order and rules are rules.<BR><BR>109. The beer at Andechs<BR><BR>110. Christmas markets and gluwein. A little gluwein goes a long way, but the cold Christmas markets would not be the same without it.<BR><BR>111. Bavarian Alps...anytime of the year.<BR><BR>112. Rothenburg. Yep, full of tourists and all, but still a great little town to visit and explore.<BR><BR>113. Schnitzel and strudel...gotta eat plenty of both. Plus potato pancakes.<BR><BR>114. Just driving in the country and stopping in the small towns.<BR><BR>115. Berchtesgaden, Eagles Nest, Lake Koingsee and OberSalzburg in the summer.<BR><BR>116. Did I mention the beer? Once you are hooked on real German beer Bud Light is water and to be avoided.<BR><BR>117. Cruise on the Danube starting at Passau. Way to see some beautiful country.<BR><BR>118. The glass making areas of Zweibel and Bodemais. Fun to watch and then purchase the glass.<BR><BR>119. Smoker Men. Everyone visitor to Germany needs to buy one.<BR><BR>This makes me want to hop on the plane and head to Frankfurt. The Rhine is waiting!

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Everybody mentions beer, but nothing is as enjoyable as sipping a glass of Spatlese on a terrace overlooking the Rhine or Mosel.

Rob, what on earth are "smokermen" and why do I need to buy one?

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Everything! We leave for 17 glorious days in Germany on 9/1...9th trip in 10 years. Ahhhh