After the museum, we headed back to the main train station to the take the S-Bahn to the Frühlingsfest (Spring festival), which was being held towards the outskirts of the city. After a couple stops on the train, we were there...and a little lost. We followed some people, and after all found the festival. The festival was similar to a state fair in the states. Rides, food, games, but with the addition of biergartens. It was definitely odd to see familiar rides and food stands with German decorations and names. We walked around, gawked at the rides we were too chicken to go on, and had some beer, and then we were on our way. Spring fest would be great if we had kids. It was good to see and check it out though.
yes it was the crooked :)
The synagogue in Nürnberg that was, of course, destroyed. :(
From town at a Flea Market
Loved the giant beer mug. Do you get to keep it?
ReplyDeleteI found your blog via Germany Ja! I just finished my time in Germany and recently PCSed. (We arrived at our new duty station late on Monday night.) I'm going to be living vicariously through your adventures now. I hope that you have a fantastic time while you are there!
ReplyDeletethanks!! I hope I do
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