Limberg an der Lahn… what an interesting little city.We decided to go here since it was within the free zone of our Studitickets, but it ended up being a pretty good choice.Isaac, Jessica, and I all went, and we woke up early to do so.We first had to go to Wiesbaden to change trains to get on this one called a VEC that goes all the way up the Rhein to where it connects to the Lahn, which is where Limburg is.We were all pretty excited, I more than the othe...

AMAZING CITY!!! This place was awesome! I was a little leery at first since the only thing I was able to find on Wikipedia was about the Cathedral, but Ulm has so much more to offer than that! I guess the best way to handle this entry is to begin from the beginning when I got on the train to go to Ulm. Well, that was pretty much uneventful b/c it's getting on the train, I mean come on, nothing exciting there. However, upon our arrival in Ulm (yes I know I ju...

Koblenz, interesting city if I do say so myself. I wasn't expecting much since I was mildly let down by Darmstadt, but I was pleasantly surprised. Jessica and I left from Mainz around noon, and got to Koblenz around 1. It was a decent trip, and thank God we took the RE so we didn't have to be stopping at all the towns between Mainz and Koblenz....that, my friends, is a pain. Anyways, when we got off of the train, we immediately started out for the Deutsches E...

Darmstadt. This city, as far as I know, isn't really that important as far as historical politics and things go. It's got an interesting history though, into which I am not going to delve at this current moment. However, something which is not common knowledge, but is interesting all the same is that Tsarina Alexandra Romanov was born here and was the Archduchess of Hesse-Darmstadt before she married Tsar Nicholas II and became the Empress of Russia. For thos...

Nuremberg!! The land of Christmas and Nazis.....ok more Christmas than Nazis, but Hitler spent a lot of time here, so I had to include that somewhere. We went this time, at first to just hang around the Christkindelsmarkt all day, but then to go and see the Nazi buildings and such that are still left in Nuremberg. Well, our trip to get to Nuremberg was quite interesting in and of itself. To begin, we had to get a train from Mainz to Aschaffenburg at 6:49 am. ...