This is an amazing site, made more so by the fact that it is an actual residential complex. You can…read moreonly view it from the outside, from various vantage points and the closest you can get is from the cafe terrace on one side. The cafe was closed on the Monday we were there, but nobody seemed to mind our taking of photos. A worthwhile stop on any visit of the region.

City of Stuttgart, Germany…read more My brother resides in Stuttgart so we explored around his neighborhood. Around his hood we did evening walks that took us to the Altstadt (Old Town), to Leonberg where we enjoyed the cover bands during MusicVille on Tuesday evenings. How fun! Who gathers like this on a weekday! I love it. There were also food trucks and food vendors. My brother presented me many food options and we tried and dined at Thai 2000 Imbiss in Leonberg. Abacco's Steakhouse (steak grilled on a hot stone), Block House and Unami Ramen Bar at the Market Place in Baden-Württemberg. Elsewhere we visited were: Ritter Sport Museum in Waldenbuch Mercedes-Benz Museum Market Square Rathaus Esslingen The paternosters inside the Rathaus (City Hall) was another interesting experience. My brother wanted me to experience riding a doorless elevator. They move in a constant loop at a gentle pace but still... it was a bit scary riding the first time. These are not your normal elevators LoL! The Mercedes-Benz Museum was amazing. We spent 3 hours in this museum. We were unable to visit the Porsche museum though (bummer). The Hauptbahnhof (Main Railway Station) became a major part of our travels around Stuttgart because it was easier taking the trains and buses instead of navigating through traffic and finding parking while driving into town. So many things to see and do in Stuttgart. My brother is also a veteran from the U.S. Air Force and currently working for Space Force so we had access to the commissary and AAFES for some shopping. I loved the vibe especially in the city of Esslingen am Neckar. Review #4064

At first when you start the walk, it's a bit confusing because you feel like you aren't in the…read moreright place as you're walking up narrow alleyways near the Heidelberg University. Soon however, you'll realize that this is legitimately the best view of Heidelberg and may never want to leave. Highly recommend walking from the top instead of climbing up the stairs as the ascent is more gradual and not as tiring. Some of my favorite parts about the walk: - When you want to look at views, you want to look at all the important points of the city. So for example, in London you would like to see the Shard, London Eye, etc. The other place for notable views in Heidelberg is the Heidelberg Castle but its just not as interesting because you can't see the castle itself which is essential to the viewing experience. Therefore, Philsophenweg is fantastic because you are able to see everything important and notable in the city. - The walk is so relaxing and there are views throughout! - Lot of places to sit and take in the view and even on a weekend, there wasn't a crazy amount of people there. - I love how many wildflowers are growing in the area. Adds to the natural aesthetic and it seems almost like effortless beauty in a way. Overall, fantastic walk and I would highly recommend this as a first visit when you get to Heidelberg to understand all that the city has to offer.

If you walk across the bridge and climb up a couple hundred steps to the philosopher's walk, you…read morewill be in awe. There are fantastic views and excellent photo ops of the Neckar River, Heidelberg, and the beautiful surrounding gardens. You will most definitely be craving a beer, but keep going! You will land on a path that is adorned with unusual trees and plants from the Mediterranean, North Africa and Asia, such as cypresses, bamboos, rhododendrons, gingko and yucca trees. I felt like I was in another world when I was up there. If you have time, and have caught your breath from the stairs, continue further up the mountain to capture even more treasures. From church ruins to a Nazi Amphitheater, you will be sure to find something of interest. There is also an old Celtic ring wall surrounding the top of the mountain. As you're walking, you will notice there are many different trails to choose from. Make sure to follow the arrows that point toward Heiligenberg if you want to hike to the sights I mentioned. It will take you about an hour to walk up. After capturing a hundred photos, burning off those bratwursts, and making new friends, you will be tuckered out. But, fret not, a pint of Spaten will be anxiously waiting for your arrival at the bar just beyond the Neckar River.

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