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Pilgrims at Zwiebelkirchweih Wuerzburg
European Cuisine, European Travel, Germany, Northern Europe

A Pilgrimage to Würzburg

The Zwiebelkirchweih (“Zwiebelkerwe”, or in English “Onion Tart Parish Fair”) takes place every year on the 24th of August in the Semmelstraße and is the traditional conclusion of a pilgrimage that started in 1647 and continued every year from August 20 to 24 and concluded in Würzburg. Continue reading A Pilgrimage to Würzburg

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The Schwarzmann girls at Stadt Mainz in Wuerzburg
European Travel, General, Germany, Northern Europe

The Schwarzmann Girls from Würzburg

My friends Margarete and Anneliese until recently owned the Hotel and Restaurant Stadt Mainz (see update on bottom). It has been a family business since 1920. Located in the Semmelstrasse, right in the center of Würzburg, and only 500 meters from the Marktplatz and the Residenz Castle Continue reading The Schwarzmann Girls from Würzburg

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I am born and lived half of my life in Germany (Bavaria), and then the South East of the US. I like to travel, especially within Europe. I enjoy different cultures and European cuisine and recreate the recipes at home. My other hobbies are painting and creating Glass Mosaic art (GermaniaDesign.com) My Motto: I travel not to escape Life, but for Life not to escape me

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