Bonn was the home of a one certain Ludwig van Beethoven.
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This 3D likeness is one of the most striking monuments we've ever seen.
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One of the remaining original churches just of the city markets.
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The photo does not do the architecture justice.
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We trek through narrow city streets........
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......to find the large open air markets.
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Lunch, Europe style. No seating and hard bread rolls, Fitzy trying real hard not to break his jaw.
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The sign says Ausfahrt. No that does not mean there is a special place for an Aussie to stink.
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Lord help us! A parking pay station that only knows German.
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The German loo's put the award winning English thunderboxes to shame.
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After an hour and a half of traipsing all over Bonn (it's not well sign posted) we found Beethoven's home. He was born in this house on December 16th 1770
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Although interesting, it was expensive, plus all of the exhibits were titled in German and the English guide book was very confusing.
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Beethoven's courtyard. You could not take any more photos but you could buy some for exorbitant prices in the "official" gift shop.
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