Look at some of the treasures that they have to offer:
Take this as an example: 4 sided farm buildings located in Eastern Germany between Leipzig and Dresden. The ones I saw a pic of were built as a Fortresslike farm community called: Vierseithof, which were built that way for protection against atttack.
Medieval Gothic St. Matthias Church in Budapest, Hungary.
Loosdrechtse Plasses, Netherlands. A VERY colorful community--the buildings and the rooftops.
Hamina, Finland which is 27 miles (43km) from the Russian border. The town was built in an Octagonal shape planned in 1723.
Absolutely amazing Sans Souchi Palace in Potsdam, Germany built in 1747 by Georg Wenzeslaus von Knobelsdorff.
St. Peters Vatican City--absolutely amazing.
Hart-Koenigsbourg Schloss which was built in the 12th century on the Plain of Alsace on a 2485 foot high hill.
Castle at Consuerga, Spain which was built around 1580.
The town of Smogen in Sweden. Almost all the buildings were uniform--painted white and has red roofs.
Fredriksborg Castle in Denmark--another amazing 17th century masterpiece.
Copenhagen, Denmark home of its beautiful Amalienburg Palace.
Tasinge, Sweden--home of the Thatched Roofs.
Broendby, Copenhagen, Denmark. Community Housing areas built in huge circles with each property looking like a slice of pie.
Kronburg Castle in Denmark. Huge Castle which was the opening setting used in Hamlet. Many rows of uniform houses called: Kartoffelraekkerne (Potato Rows)
Osterbro, Copenhagen, Denmark. Another amazingly well planned out place.
Uppsala Gothic Cathedral in Sweden. Very well built and very beautiful.
Lake Inari, Finland. Very deep blue waters covered with thousands of organized timbers.
Delft, Netherlands. Site of many amazing churches.
Salzburg, Austria. Home of the Hohensalzburg Fortress which was built around 1500. Really amazing to look at--especially covered with a thick warm blanket of pure white snow.
Marienplatz in Munich, Germany built in 1638. This is where the famous mechanical figures are that come out twice daily.
Halle, Germany home of the fabulous Paulus Church built around 806???
St. Wolfgang Church in Eastern Tyrol, upper Austria. Sits on a hill in the Pustertal Valley with the Defereggen Mountains as its backdrop.
Offingen, Germany has a great Gothic Cathedral which was built in 1516.
Of course--I cannot forget to list the great Cologne Cathedral in Cologne, Germany.
St. Stephens Gothic Cathedral in Vienna, Austria. Its south tower stands 450 feet high.
Leipzig, Germany where they was built an amazingly planned out community called: "Nibelungen-Ring, which was planned by the NSDAP and was constructed in mythical rings around Siegfried Square.
Englisher Garten in Munich, Germany. An amazing 5 story circular building.
Unter Der Linden Strasse in Berlin, Germany. Home of Frederick the Great who was born there in 1712.
Reinharz Castle which is near Halle, Germany was built in 1701 amid gorgeous surroundings.
The ultimate in Castles--Neuschwanstein Castle built between 1886-1889 by the mad King Ludwig II of Bavaria. This Castle overlooks the Allgau Mountains near the Austrian border. This was 1 of 3 outlandish construction projects started by Konig Ludwig II. (This is the Castle that Disney Castle is modeled after).
An absolutely stunning-looking Schonbrunn Palace in Vienna, Austria. Home of the worlds oldest Zoo.
Lake Uri, Switzerland with Brunnen, Switzerland located along its great curve.
The Rhine, where the 14ht century built Pfalzgrafenstein was built somewhere between Mainz and Koblenz being built on an island in the middle of the Rhine.
Iller Valley, Allgau, Bavaria--stunning row upon rows of ridges with scattered farmhouses--is really awsome to see from the air.
Heroes Square in Budapest, Hungary--amazing Geo-metric design.
G'Dansk, Poland with its spectacularly designed Gables on old 5-storey houses built in the 16th and 17th centuries and has a Dutch look to them.
Hluboka Castle, Southern Bohemia, Czech Republic was built in the 13th century and is huge and absolutely amazing.
Carlsbad, Czech Republic with its many gorgeous buildings and churches.
Marienburg, Poloand was begun in 1274 and was a major bastien of the Teutonic Order of Knights. Marienburg Castle was also used as a base for the Teutonic Knights forays into the East.
The amazing looking Neo-Gothic Parliment House in Budapest, Hungary.
The Charles Bridge in Prague, Czech Republic is 1980 feet long and was built in the 14th century over the river Mala Strana leading to the noble quarter and Castle.
St. Nicholas Church in Prague originally built in the 13th Century.
6 pointed (star) Hvezda Castle in Prague built in 1558 by Archduke Ferdinand of Tyrol.
Another amazing Church the Matthias Church in Budapest--and its spectacularly colored roof.
Our lady of the Rocks bay of Kotor, Yugoslavia built in the 16th century on an artificial island.
Bucharest - Romania and its welldesigned Union Boulevard leading to Romanias Parliament building.
Graturl Church, Graturl, Romania. Looks to be located in the middle of nowhere but is only about 5 miles (8km) outside the small city of Calarasi.
Church at Harmon, Transylvania built in the 15th century with 40ft high walls which were about 13 feet think--built in case of attack.
Monasteries at Meteora, Greece which were built atop a mountain accessably only by rope.
Tower Bridge in London built in 1894--a true well-built important piece of history.
Mont Louis Fortress, The Pyranees, France. was built about 1678 and was known as the highest garrison in France.
Seville Cathedral, Seville, Spain. Was begun in 1401 and finished in 1507. Absolutely huge and amazing construction.
Bodiam Castle, Sussex, England built between 1385 to 1390. A true classic style of a Castle--at least to this American.
Caernarfon Castle, Wales built in 1282 is another Castle Classic.
The White Horse, Oxfordshire, England. It was carved in prehistoric times, and is truelky amazing to see from the air.
St. Pauls Cathedral, London, England was finished after 36 years construction in 1710.
Another amazing Palace--Blenheim Palace, Oxfordshire, England.
Iron Bridge built in 1709 on the River Severn, Shropshire, England.
Stonehenge, Salisbury Plain, England was built about 4,000 years ago.
Fountains Abbey, Yorkshire, England. A work of art.
The famous clock above Westminster Palace in London, England.
York Minster, York, England and its St. Peter Cathedral started in 1220 and finished about 250 years later.
One of my favorite--(and thank you Paul for that postcard) Durham Cathedral. An absolutely beautiful building began in 1093 and was finished about 200 years later by William the Conqueror.
Beautiful Vaxjo, Sweden, a county town of Kronoberg.
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