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My travel in Europe:
From Stockholm to
Germany and Austria by car, 1988


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Part 4: From Neuschwanstein to Fussen, Heidelberg, Rudesheim:

Today we will drive in the Northern direction of Western Germany, we are on the way back to Sweden.

Google Map over Germany:

Through Southern to Northern Germany we had more than 1200 km to drive.


Fussen:

By car from Stockholm in Sweden to Germany and Austria, 1988

After the Disney castle visit we drive to the old city Fussen. Arrived late at evening and start looking for something to eat. At this pub we also got music to the dinner.


By car from Stockholm in Sweden to Germany and Austria, 1988

At late evening we took a short walk in the town and then get to bed and sleep. The town is famous for its violinmaking industry, but we saw nothing of that.

More to read about Fussen at Wikipedia


Haidelberg:

By car from Stockholm in Sweden to Germany and Austria, 1988

Next day we stop at Heidelberg, through its town a river flow, the Neckar river.


By car from Stockholm in Sweden to Germany and Austria, 1988

Heidelberg Castle is big, very big, it was destroyed by the French during a war long time ago.


By car from Stockholm in Sweden to Germany and Austria, 1988

View over the old bridge and the river Neckar. The river is 362 kilometers long and I could read that they once had steam chain river boats on it.

At Wikipedia you find more information about the river Neckar and chain boats:


By car from Stockholm in Sweden to Germany and Austria, 1988

Half the tower has fallen down after a big hit from a cannon.


By car from Stockholm in Sweden to Germany and Austria, 1988


By car from Stockholm in Sweden to Germany and Austria, 1988

This is below one of the bridges that lead over the moat. But what is it ? A well, or ?


By car from Stockholm in Sweden to Germany and Austria, 1988

Heidelberg is also an University town. We leave Heidelberg and continue our travel North.

At Wikipedia you find more information about Heidelberg:


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Rudesheim:

By car from Stockholm in Sweden to Germany and Austria, 1988

The last old city we visited on our way home is Rudesheim.


By car from Stockholm in Sweden to Germany and Austria, 1988

Two weeks of vacation kills you, Lars K very tired.


By car from Stockholm in Sweden to Germany and Austria, 1988

There is a big party going on in this town. The yearly wine celebration.


By car from Stockholm in Sweden to Germany and Austria, 1988

The waiters "steal" the customers from other pubs and take them to their own pub. Music and dance whole the time.


By car from Stockholm in Sweden to Germany and Austria, 1988

The people enter the next party !


By car from Stockholm in Sweden to Germany and Austria, 1988

This was the last, now we must speed up and come back home, the work waiting for us.

At Wikipedia you find more information about Rudesheim:

We stay one more night in most Northern of Germany and the day after we took the ferry at Puttgarden. Then drive through Denmark and the other ferry to Helsingborg in Sweden, the same way we came from. One more stay in Jönköping and the day after we came home to Stockholm.

What a great vacation, thanks a lot Lars and Carina that I could join you !

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