Any members from Germany???

[michaelwhittmann]

I'm spending 9 days in Germany in Sept 2024.

I could use some info/advice since this
will be my 1st time there.

Thx.

[jarndice]

Now that it is unified Germany is a big country and full of things to discover,
Everything from Nutty Ludwigs Castle to the extraordinarily long and demanding Nurburgring motor racing circuit (Which you can drive around),
Berlin is a must as is Bavaria and 9 days will never be long enough.

[michaelwhittmann]

You're right of course. Next year we do Amsterdam, Berlin and the north.

In Sept.

Mainz
Heidelberg
Black Forest
Lucerne Switz
Innsbruck Aust.
Salzberg Aust.
Munich

[Herr Dr. Professor]

I have always wanted again to see the site of the Ludendorff Bridge at Remagen. When I was there in 1970, it seemed abandoned, spooky, but moving. In fact, I found Olive Drab pontoons in the towers on the west side. Later a Peace Memorial building was built: https://www.bruecke-remagen.de/ I wonder if I would react now, given the peace memorial museum, as shaken as I was I did 54 years ago.

[tankme]

I visited the Eagle's Nest when my father was stationed there.

[HERMAN BIX]

I went to both in 2009

[Herr Dr. Professor]

Yes, michaelwittman, I recommend the Eagle's Nest, too. Despite its unfortunate association, it's a beautiful spot (or at lease it was in 1970).
P.S.: in December my sweetheart told me that in late August we are going down the Danube on a cruise ship--her idea, mostly her money. Ain't that somethin"?

[michaelwhittmann]

We are going. I want to see the Hermann Goring liquor chamber.