As the German song goes ” Ich hab mein Herz in Heidelberg verloren” - which translates into “I lost my Heart in Heidelberg”. The Germans of the 19th century transformed Heidelberg into mythical levels as a town of romance...
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| The congress organizer offers day tours of your choice. Please note a minimum number of participants of 25 people are required for all events. Should we fail to reach this number the organizer retains the right to cancel the event. | ||
| Last date for booking: 01. August 2009 | ||
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Tour 1 | ||
| “Discovering Romantic Heidelberg & It’s Old University Influence“ | |||
As the German song goes ” Ich hab mein Herz in Heidelberg verloren” - which translates into “I lost my Heart in Heidelberg”. The Germans of the 19th century transformed Heidelberg into mythical levels as a town of romance... |
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Tour 2 | ||
| “High Up“ An excursion to the Zugspitze | |||
The Zugspitze at 2,962 meters (9,718 feet) is the highest mountain in Germany... |
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Tour 3 | ||
| “In search of the teddy bears“ Visit to the famous Margarete Steiff museum | |||
The new Steiff museum which opened on June 23, 2005 is located in Giengen, in the Brenz area. It covers 2,400 square meters (26,000 square feet) with over 2,000 exhibits to delight both young and old and bring back childhood memories... |
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Tour 4 | ||
| “Discover Ulm“ City walking tour in Ulm | |||
Experience the Danube town of Ulm with our classical guided tour of the town. You will find all kinds of interesting facts from history to the present of the twin town... |
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Tour 5 | ||
| “Romantic Roads” Rothenburg ob der Tauber | |||
You will join Germany’s most favorite scenic route, The Romantic Road, to Dinkelsbühl. The former “imperial town” lies in the idyllic Wörnitz Valley... |
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Tour 6 | ||
| “Royal Castles in Bavaria“ Castle Neuschwanstein | |||
The Schwanstein region is world-famous for the royal castles of King Ludwig the second - Neuschwanstein and Hohenschwangau... |
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