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1. Münster
Ulm's Minster, built by the citizens of their own initiative, is the largest evangelical church in Germany and one of the most elaborately decorated. Its...Read More
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2. Stadtmauer
Rothenburg's city walls are more than 4 km (2½ miles) long and dotted with 42 red-roofed watchtowers. Due to its age, only about half of...Read More
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3. Alte Mainbrücke
A stone bridge—Germany's first—built in 1120 once stood on this site, over the Main River, but that ancient structure was replaced beginning in 1476. Twin...Read More
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4. Dom St. Maria
Augsburg's imposing cathedral contains the oldest cycle of stained glass in central Europe and important paintings by local resident Hans Holbein the Elder, which adorn...Read More
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5. Fuggerei and Fuggerhäuser
The world's oldest social housing project, this settlement was established by the wealthy Fugger family in 1516 to accommodate employees of the family's textile mills...Read More
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6. Fuggerhäuser
Historic HomeThe 16th-century house and business quarters of the Fugger family now has a restaurant in its cellar and offices on the upper floors. Only the...Read More
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7. Meistertrunkuhr
The tale of the Meistertrunk (Master Draught) and a prodigious civil servant dates to 1631, when the Protestant town was captured by Catholic forces during...Read More
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8. Minster St. Georg
Dinkelsbühl's main church is the standout sight in town. At 235 feet long it's large enough to be a cathedral, and is among the best...Read More
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9. Nördlinger Ries
Nördlingen lies in the center of a huge, basinlike depression, the Ries, that until the beginning of this century was believed to be the remains...Read More
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10. Pilgrimage Church of Wies
This church, also known simply as Wieskirche (church in the meadow), is a glorious example of German rococo architecture, in an Alpine meadow just off...Read More
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11. Sts. Ulrich and Afra
Standing at the highest point of the city, this Catholic basilica with an attached Protestant chapel symbolizes the Peace of Augsburg, the treaty that ended...Read More
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