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About this website, MyGermanCity.com
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In the summer of 2007, Marcus Hochstadt envisioned a comprehensive online guide about Germany and its sheer number of pulsating cities, magnificent regions, and soothing corners. After months of contemplation, the pipe dream got a name, a design, and a home page. Today, MyGermanCity.com is driven by a number of excellent people with a passion for the world’s most beloved country. Working eagerly to provide you with an extensive one-of-a-kind guide about it. Take a look… :-). What has Marcus found? Obervi...
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German States - Prove Of Changes In Germany
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German States — Prove Of Changes In Germany. Germany has lots of Federal States (16 to be exact); each with its own history, flavor, and traditions. There are the sandy (yet rather fresh) beaches in the North, and, on the opposite, the (in summer) warm and (in winter) very snowy regions in the south. The federal based political system has been established after the Word War II. And that was just the start of considerable changes year after year. Which was formerly divided into Baden. Are still as is.
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Frankfurt Airport (FRA) - Welcome To The World's Eighth Largest Airport!
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Frankfurt International Airport (FRA) — A World’s Hub. The Frankfurt International Airport (FRA) is one of the world’s busiest international airports. There are two terminals, with a third one currently under construction. Terminal 3 is scheduled for completion in 2010. 12 km (7 mi) from the city center of Frankfurt am Main. This airport never sleeps. It’s open all around the clock, 24/7. Frankfurt Airport is the main hub for Germany’s national airline, Lufthansa. Frankfurt Airport Time Tables. The intra...
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Berlin-Schönefeld Airport (SXF) - Germany's Historic Holiday Airport
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Berlin-Schönefeld Airport (SXF) — Historic Holiday Airport. Berlin-Schönefeld Airport (SXF), Germany’s eighth largest airport, was once the only airport serving the Communist East Berlin. Today it is Germany’s holiday gateway airport for international destinations. There are four small terminals, and it is set for a massive expansion in the coming years. This airport lies in the town of Schönefeld. Which is just 18 km (11 mi) to the south-east of downtown Berlin. The S-Bahn trains are a convenient way to...
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Munich Airport (MUC) - Voted Best In Europe For Three Years And Counting
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Munich Airport (MUC) — Constantly Voted Best In Europe. Munich Airport (MUC) — also known as Munich Franz Josef Strauß Airport — is Germany’s second busiest airport (after Frankfurt Airport. There are two terminals. A third terminal may be built in the future to accommodate more travelers. 28 km (17 mi) northeast of the Munich city center. Munich Airport has nonstop service with a 24/7 schedule. Lufthansa and the Star Alliance are the most frequent fliers here. Munich Airport Time Tables. There are sever...
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Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania - State Of Thousand Lakes
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Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania — State Of Thousand Lakes. Situated in the north-east part of Germany, Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania (German:. Features the largest adjacent region of waterways in Central Europe. Rural Districts (Counties) in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania. Urban Districts in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania. The fatal moraine of the previous ice age runs crossways Mecklenburg. This attractive scenery consists of wide meadows and grasslands, as well as widespread areas of woods and ponds. With ...
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German Cities In Alphabetical Order - Letter B
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German Cities — Alphabetical Order — Letter B. German Cities in alphabetical order. German cities starting with the letter B. Are listed here on this page…. Those with links provide information about the respective city, town, or village. German Cities — Letter B. Bach a.d. Donau. Bächingen a.d. Brenz. Bad Griesbach im Rottal. Bad Homburg v.d.H. Bad Königshofen i. Grabf. Bad Münder am Deister. Bad Münster am Stein. Bad Soden am Taunus. Bärenstein (Ann.-B.). Barum (Bad Bevens.). Bergen an der Dumme. Cooki...
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Saarland - Part Of World Cultural Heritage
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Saarland — Part Of World Cultural Heritage. With a population of about 1 million only (but not less exciting! Saarland is located in the south-western part of Germany. It was previously also called the Saar province. Although it experienced some French influences in its history, its inhabitants are German-speaking and largely Roman Catholic. Rural Districts (Counties) in Saarland. Until the 18th century, it was separated with France into the regions of Saarbrücken and the palatine duchy of Zweibrücken.
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Thuringia (Thüringen) - Treasure Land Of Citadels
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Thuringia (Thüringen) — Treasure Land Of Citadels. Is a state situated in the Center of Germany. (Yes I know, I say the same about Hesse. So let’s say both. Are in the Center, all right? About 2.3 million people live here, which makes it the fifth smallest German state (by population). Erfurt. Rural Districts (Counties) in Thuringia. Urban Districts in Thuringia. In the year 1525. Nowadays, you can find numerous attractions, such as castles, museums, chronological construction and events, as well as the ...
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Hesse - Spas And Money In The Heart Of Germany
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Hesse — Spas & Money In The Heart Of Germany. With an area of 21,110 km and a population of a bit over 6 million, Hesse (German:. Is one of 16 German Federal States. It lies right in The Heart of Germany and consists of 21 districts and 5 vibrant urban districts, with Wiesbaden. As its capital. (No, it’s not. Rural Districts (Counties) in Hesse. Urban Districts in Hesse. The name Hesse-Kassel survived in the term Kurhessen and it depicted the region around Kassel. In 1866, it was again annexed by Prussia.