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In Lower Bavaria, the town of Passau, Germany, is located at the confluence of the Danube, Ilz, and Inn Rivers. Note the muddy color of the Inn River at the top, which carries silt from Alpen meltwaters, as opposed to the green Danube in the foreground.
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In Lower Bavaria, the town of Passau, Germany, is located at the confluence of the Danube, Ilz, and Inn Rivers. Note the muddy color of the Inn River at the top, which carries silt from Alpen meltwaters, as opposed to the green Danube in the foreground.

In Lower Bavaria, the town of Passau, Germany, is located at the confluence of the Danube, Ilz, and Inn Rivers. Note the muddy color of the Inn River at the top, which carries silt from Alpen meltwaters, as opposed to the green Danube in the foreground.

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  • Budapest Castle on the Buda side of the city, seen through a window of the newly restored Vigado Palace on the Pest side
  • Bronze jester perches on the tramway railing along the Duna Corso, the Danube River promenade in Budapest, Hungary
  • Reenactor portrays a medieval knight at Boldogko Castle, one of the most fascinating castles in Hungary
  • Precarious walkway in northern Hungary leads to the head of Lion's Rock at Boldogko Castle, used as a watchtower for centuries during medieval times
  • St. James' Church in Rothenburg ob der Tauber, in the Franconia region of Bavaria, Germany, is on the pilgrimage route to St. James Church in Santiago de Compostela, Spain
  • Siebers Tower is one of many entrances to the medieval city walls in pretty Rothenburg ob der Tauber, Germany
  • Women in Regensburg, Germany don traditional Bavarian dresses to celebrate the installation of the new Auxiliary Bishop
  • Old Town Hall (Altes Rathaus) in Regensburg, Germany was home to the Perpetual Imperial Assembly from 1663 to 1806, bringing great wealth to the city
  • The center of Regensburg, Germany, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is peppered with tall towers that were built by merchants in medieval times to showcase their wealth
  • In Lower Bavaria, the town of Passau, Germany, is located at the confluence of the Danube, Ilz, and Inn Rivers. Note the muddy color of the Inn River at the top, which carries silt from Alpen meltwaters, as opposed to the green Danube in the foreground.
  • Veste Oberhaus Fortress, founded in 1219, crowns a high hill that overlooks the town of Passau, Germany.
  • Hauptmarkt and Church of Our Lady, in the city center of Nuremberg, Germany. The market is best known for its gingerbread cookies.
  • Rindermarkt Strasse in Passau, Germany. The Old Town is known for its beautiful Gothic and Baroque architecture.
  • Gasthaus zum Riesen (Giant's Inn) in Miltenberg is one of the oldest operating (if not the oldest) Inns in Germany
  • Once an important market town on the Main River in the Lower Franconia area of Bavaria, Germany, today Miltenberg is best known for its half-timbered houses
  • In the MittelRhein area of Germany, the hilltop Gutenfels castle overlooks Pfalzgrafenstein Castle, perched on a rock in the middle of the Rhine River
  • The area of Germany known as MittelRhein is littered with old castles like this one, Ehrenfels Castle, located between Rudesheim and Assmannshausen on the Rhine River
  • Built in the middle of the Regnitz River, the 14th century Old Town Hall in Bamberg, Germany features a facade decorated with trompe d'oeil frescoes
  • The town of Durnstein in Lower Austria was named for the Medieval stone castle, now in ruins, which overlooks it
  • Melk Abbey, which sits on a rocky promontory above the town of Melk, was founded in 1089 when King Leopold II of Austria donated the land to Benedictine monks
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