The “red fortress”, as it was named because of the red color on the roofs of the buildings, still maintains its traditional character.

Most of the buildings were built in 1560, exuding the magic of another era. With elaborate roofs and vivid colors in the doors and windows, the houses take visitors’ eyes as they compose a fairytale scenery.

The visitor can take a romantic carriage ride on the cobblestone streets and see the impressive city hall building, historical monuments, squares with large fountains and the old market.

In the Medieval Crime Museum you will experience a macabre but exciting experience.

Each year a medieval festival takes place where the residents dress up in traditional, colorful costumes and dance Bavarian dances.

What to see:

– The Criminal Musem gives an insight into judicial punishment over the last 1000 years.

– Imperial City Museum 

This museum has a remarkable range of urban and art history.

– Shepherds’ Dance Museum

– The Town Hall

– Double Bridge over the Tauber

– Toppler Castle in the Tauber Valley

A little castle of the mayor Heinrich Toppler.

Hope you will enjoy your time in this fairytale town of Germany!

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Each one of us can hardly wait to see the Christmas lights and to fall in love, again, with our beautiful Christmas tree. We’re eager to receive and to give gifts, to play in the snow and have a cold nose. Regardless of our age … we are all children on Christmas.

Considering this, we know you’re excited to visit the world and know the traditions of each country. I’ve prepared, therefore, a list of five unusual places in Europe – they will take your breath away!

1. Have a Wonderful Time in Graz, Austria

This city knows how to offer you exactly what you need for Christmas. It has an entire “collection” of Christmas shops, full of gifts and traditional dishes. Of course, in the same area, you can also find their wonderful Christmas tree! It has a lot of lights and it delights tourists every year!

If you want to see something special, we recommend visiting the ice sculpture at Landhaushof. To create it, over 45 tons of ice was used. It is a true masterpiece which is just waiting to be discovered by you.

In Graz, Christmas is a wonderful time of the year, the whole city dresses in lights and joy! If you really want to live a fairy tale, you have to come here.

2. Experience the longest Christmas in Belgrade, Serbia

Yes, it’s true, Christmas holidays can last until January in Belgrade! This is due to the Julian calendar, when the peak of the holiday is on January 7^th. But don’t worry if your Christmas is on 25th of December, the celebration in Serbia begins early!

Trg Republike is the largest market in Belgrade, which is transformed into “Open Heart Square” for Christmas. Thousands of lights, decorations, sweets and delicious dishes await you!

Don’t forget to attend the New Year Fair, this year is held between 16 – 30 December 2017 and is made up of a multitude of concerts, festivals, fun parks and more!

3. Create New Memories in Thessaloniki, Greece this Christmas

Once you get to Thessaloniki on holidays, you will hear songs and carols everywhere. The lights will meet you at every step. Even if Thessaloniki doesn’t exaggerate with Christmas decorations, you will definitely feel like home here!

You can choose to have a family walk through the city center, or taste the best Greek dishes for Christmas! You will certainly not regret it! P.S. I’ve heard that their parties are amazing!

4. Fall in Love with Dresden, in Germany

The Dresden Christmas Fair is the oldest in Europe, dating back to 1424. In this city, every year people are cooking a giant sponge cake, with raisins and rum. It’s delicious and is shared with all of its visitors! This event gives the second name of the fair, Striezelmarkt.

Of course, besides delicious meals, you can experience all sorts of things here. Everything is impressive and beautifully arranged, with thousands of lights, Christmas trees and lots of carols! It’s like this city invented Christmas!

5. Fill your soul with happiness in Metz, France

Come to this beautiful city of France and be a child again! Let yourself be hypnotized by lights and beauty!

One of the most important tourist attractions here is Frozen Fairyland, where you can be impressed by a multitude of ice sculptures! It will hardly come to you to think that it is not, in fact, a dream.

In addition to delicious French dishes, you can have fun in various amusement parks such as merry-go-round or several walks through a magic forest.

Besides these cities, Europe has many more Christmas markets that will make you no longer want to go home. If you ever wanted to live a dream in real life, you definitely have to visit the destinations above!

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It is known for its medieval city. The lower town (“Unterstadt”) and upper town (“Oberstadt”) are reserved for pedestrians only and connected by two stairways and a steep street (“Steigstrasse”).

The town is home to two castles, the Old Castle and the New Castle. The Old Castle, built by Merovingian King Dagobert I in the 7th century, accepts visitors. A self-guided tour is available. German poet Annette von Droste-Hülshoff lived there for eight years. The New Castle was built in the 18th century. Originally the residence of the Bishop of Constance, it was used for various purposes after the Secularization of 1803. It is now a museum.

There is an entity of Half-timber houses.

Also two medieval town-gates can be seen, which are the remainders of the fortification.

Info source: wikipedia.org

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It has beautiful buildings, old architecture and historic churches and famous for its parks and the Old Town. Few know this city, although locals visitors are many.

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In the following video you can explore the city in 2 minutes:

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