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Herzogenaurach, a charming town in Middle Franconia, Germany has a rich history as a significant medieval center and it also takes pride in its more recent status as a site of a United States Army base.
The historic center is known primarily for its half-timber homes and numerous medieval structures which have been in continuous use for centuries. Written records [...]

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Rothenburg is a medieval German city preserved because of poverty and luck.  Poverty kept the town from evolving, freezing it in the medieval ages.  Luck kept it from being bombed during WWII because both the Americans and Germans in charge near Rothenburg realized the historical value and the city was saved.

Today though, the poverty that [...]

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Forchheim is a wonderful, tiny town in northern Bavaria, known in the region as “das Tor zur fränkischen Schweiz,” or the gateway to Franconian Switzerland. It is a delightful place to visit for the day while touring the beautiful countryside.
Forchheim’s rich medieval history has been well preserved as evidenced by its most striking building, the half-timber Rathaus or [...]

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Ludwigsburg is a city of storytelling – and the city’s own story is pretty interesting in its own right. This city of about 87,000 people in Swabia, the southwest region of Germany, features a delightful city centre and a gorgeous palace.
The Baroque-style palace and its grounds occupy an area virtually the same size as the [...]

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