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Castle museum in Miltenberg

Miltenberg Castle Museum is located in the historic Mildenburg and displays a fascinating mix of history, art and breathtaking views. The castle dates from the late 12th century and was originally built by the Archbishops of Mainz.

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City Museum in Miltenberg

The Miltenberg City Museum is a treasure trove of history and culture, housed in three charming half-timbered buildings from the 16th century on the historic market square of Miltenberg. We travel from Roman times through the Middle Ages to modern times.

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Palace Museum in Aschaffenburg

Where Aschaffenburg Castle stands today was once the site of a fortification. A castle was built here on the banks of the River Main in the 13th century and destroyed in 1552 during the Margrave War.

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Museum of Jewish History and Culture

The permanent exhibition on the history of the former Jewish community in Aschaffenburg spans the period from the first Jewish synagogue being mentioned in 1267 to the time of persecution in Nazi Germany.

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Museum of Natural Sciences

Find local flora and fauna, and some exotic animals and plants. The geological and mineralogical sections provide an introduction to the topography and geological history of the Spessart region.

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Brothers Grimm House

Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm always considered Steinau to be their real home, although they came from Hanau and spent their early childhood there.

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Spessart Museum

The former castle of the Counts of Rieneck and the Electors of Mainz displays the cultural history of the Spessart region over more than 2,000 m².

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Iron Hammer, Hasloch

The era of iron hammers in the Odenwald and Spessart came to an end in the 19th century. They were replaced by blast furnaces in the Ruhr area and more modern production methods.

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Mathildenhoehe

The Mathildenhöhe in Darmstadt is a place of visual and applied arts. In 2021, the Mathildenhöhe was added to the UNESCO World Heritage List.

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La Rhune

A hike of between 3½ and almost 5 hours, or a ride on the historic cogwheel railway that climbs 736 meters in just over half an hour and, on a clear day, rewards you with an unforgettable panoramic view.

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Musée Basque

The museum was opened in 1924 in the Maison Dagourette, the old residence of a Bayonne merchant. It is a rare example of how people in the city once lived.

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Grottes de Sare

The Sare Cave, Basque “Lezea”, is part of an extensive network of underground passages that were carved out of the limestone by water running down the slopes.

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"L'Hermione", Anglet

Replica of the frigate Hermione from 1779, which General La Fayette transferred to the United States in 1780 and joined the American side in the Revolutionary War.

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Villa Arnaga, Cambo les-Bains

Villa Arnaga was built in the neo-Basque style by the French playwright Edmond Rostand at the beginning of the 20th century.

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Gouffre de Padirac

A cave system formed by an underground river that then flows into the Dordogne.

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Petite-France

The river Ill is ever-present in the Petite-France, which is why this district is sometimes compared to a small Venice.

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Musée Alsacien de Strasbourg

The museum is a house of art and local tradition and offers a tour through the old houses.

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Strasbourg Cathedral

The Marienmünster is one of the most important cathedrals in Europe and one of the largest sandstone structures in the world.

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La Grande Île

This is the historic center, built around the Strasbourg Cathedral. The half-timbered houses and the Rohan Palace are particularly impressive.

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Die Jll

River Ill springs in the Jura, flows through the Alsace and reaches the Rhine near Strasbourg after almost 135 mls.

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Le quartier européen Strasbourg

All the important institutions of the European Union are located here.

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La Neustadt

La Neustadt was intended to make Strasbourg a showcase of Prussian power, with large squares and wide avenues.

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La Manufacture de Roubaix

“La Manufacture de Roubaix” is one of the sites that tell the story of textiles in and around Roubaix.

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Monpazier

The Bastide of Monpazier has been preserved almost exactly since it was founded in 1284.

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La Madelaine, Tursac

La Madeleine is a site that has been occupied for thousands of years, built on a sharp bend in the Vézère.

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Museums at the Monastery Courtyard

3 museums and 1 cultural history showcase in the food center of Kulmbach.

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Bavarian Bakery Museum

3 museums and 1 cultural history showcase in the food center of Kulmbach.

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German Spice Museum

3 museums and 1 cultural history showcase in the food center of Kulmbach.

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Vélorail

We actually love going on pedal boats. Anyway, VéloRail is the same... on rails.

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Grasse And The Perfume

Amazing: Stinking gloves were the inspiration for Grasse's perfumes.

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Fragonard

Fragonard is one of the oldest perfume houses and is located in the old city of Grasse.

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Galimard

Jean de Galimard founded one of the first perfume houses in France in 1747.

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Molinard

The house of Molinard was founded in Grasse in 1849 and still remains a family-owned business to this day.

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Grotte Saint Cézaire

The cave was discovered by a farmer on June 16, 1890, when he came across a hole in his field.

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Grotte des baumes obscure

Nine caves make up the Obsucre-Grotte system.