http://www.wiredgeek.com/taxonomy/term/225 The taxonomy view with a depth of 0. en http://www.wiredgeek.com/node/668 <div class="content"> <p><span class="inline left"><a href="/node/668"><img src="http://www.wiredgeek.com/sites/wiredgeek.com/files/images/lubeck.img_assist_custom.JPG" alt="" title="" class="image img_assist_custom" width="131" height="131" /></a></span>Lubeck is the ferry tale city of Germany, honestly. The entire town could be (and in some cases is) the set of a fairy tale. The city begins with a two towered gated entrance that leads directly into a town center which holds an elaborate church set next to a bricked courtyard. Every building and streets maintains a fairy tale theme through the town. </p><p>Little alleyways spill into courtyards. A moat surrounds the town and food vendors roam the streets. </p><p>To make the fairy tale even more real we happen to arrive in town the same day as a renaissance fair. People in full on renaissance period clothing roamed the streets and the foods, beers and other goods were all created and served in a fairly traditional manner (cleaned up of course). </p><p>Lubeck is an amazing town, I would definitely recommend people going although I wouldn&#39;t visit again. Once you&#39;ve seen it (which cann be done in a day or very throughly in less than a week) you&#39;ve seen it. </p><br class="clear" /> </div> http://www.wiredgeek.com/node/668#comments germany lubeck Scandinavia-May-2007 travels Mon, 14 May 2007 07:22:57 +0000 Jacob Redding 668 at http://www.wiredgeek.com