Bella Italia in Franconia a wonderful Sunday morning Italienfäns,
really does not need one travel far away as Italy is so close. The other day we were back in the old town of Bamberg, where there is a small district, away from the tourists, which is very reminiscent of Italy.
Baroque small houses close to each other decorate small streets that the natives have planted window boxes and even small trees.
Bunting welcome visitors as a public festival and the people sitting on benches on the street and talk. They know each other and maintain relations with neighboring countries.
Although we are in the old town, there is little urban, but very familiar here.
mini shops where one can hardly turn around (and I do not even stand upright in it) may have existed for generations and there should be promoted and preserved by diligent shopping.
Thus the famous
Apfelweibla in chocolate are made chocolates as
and a flower shop that is so tiny that it only comes out backwards (contact is not possible :-)
Beautiful Homes, once restored, waiting times on loving hands him back to former glory help to thereby preserve a piece of history - with beautiful details:
Even with modern telephone system :-)
Here pictured left at the chapel you see the entrance the rock cellars. We are at the second highest point of Bamberg and up here is the Spezikeller who has the best view of all of Bamberg. In order for the beer and the Eisquader to and from the basement could be transported, has been erected in the whole rock tunnel crossings, the 7 stories deep! extend to the flow. You can visit the maze today.
even an observatory hamma here:
And a good beer, of course.
Beautiful Homes
And then I also found my personal favorite home. The water, small enough and high enough, a small beautiful mansard roof from the baroque period and of course yellow with green shutters:
And this view: to the
Concordia water castle and beautiful river homes
swim here, people even still in flux.
And then there was a rare moment when the stately
Böttingerhaus in the yard was open. It was built in the style of a Baroque Italian palace and the afternoon light was reflected in the idyllic courtyard, so that you are actually a little felt Italian:
you Just look at this architecture, isses not it wonderful? And now I
driving my Baroque house, ring the bell and the question of when to finally move out and leave me the house :-) I
hope you had a little Froide the little walk around Little Italy and I wish you all a wonderful Sunday!
your Eve
