vanje (72)in ExplorePictures • 13 hours agoRE: Explore Pictures RootHambach Castle stands on a hill overlooking the Rhine Valley, surrounded by vineyards and chestnut trees, with sweeping views across the countryside. Even the journey up to the…vanje (72)in ExplorePictures • 15 hours agoRE: Explore Pictures RootBuilt in the 19th century for King Ludwig II of Bavaria, Neuschwanstein Castle looks as though it has stepped straight out of a fairy tale. The interiors are just as impressive…vanje (72)in ExplorePictures • 19 hours agoRE: Explore Pictures RootFüssen and Neuschwanstein Castle are popular destinations, especially among motorhome travellers. As a result, the nearby campsites and stopovers tend to fill up quickly.…vanje (72)in ExplorePictures • 19 hours agoRE: Explore Pictures RootA paid motorhome stopover for up to 70 vehicles on the outskirts of Eichstätt, located between the Altmühl River and a large car park. The site occupies a separate green area…vanje (72)in ExplorePictures • 19 hours agoRE: Explore Pictures RootA paid motorhome stopover for up to 12 vehicles, located directly on the banks of the River Isar in a designated section of a large car park. The site is open all year round…vanje (72)in ExplorePictures • 20 hours agoRE: Explore Pictures RootOur motorhome stopover was located right on the banks of the Inn River, with designated spaces for six motorhomes. The pitches are level and paved, with no shade, but the…vanje (72)in ExplorePictures • 21 hours agoRE: Explore Pictures RootThe free motorhome stopover at Großer Elzpark accommodates up to 16 motorhomes and is open all year round. Idyllically situated beside the Elz River and at the edge of the…vanje (72)in ExplorePictures • 21 hours agoRE: Explore Pictures RootMotorhome Stopover Hermasweg – Grafenrheinfeld Also known as the Altmainschleife Grafenrheinfeld motorhome stopover, this site accommodates up to 16 motorhomes on the outskirts…vanje (72)in ExplorePictures • 2 days agoRE: Explore Pictures RootAnything is possible! Even finding a grand piano in the middle of a pedestrian zone. Sometimes, it's the unexpected things that make a visit memorable. I have also written a…vanje (72)in ExplorePictures • 2 days agoRE: Explore Pictures RootPlauen played a significant role in the Peaceful Revolution of 1989. On 7 October, just one month before the fall of the Berlin Wall, between 15,000 and 20,000 people took to the…vanje (72)in ExplorePictures • 2 days agoRE: Explore Pictures RootA paid motorhome stopover for up to 12 vehicles, open all year round. The spacious pitches are paved and mostly level. Thanks to its central location, the historic old town is…vanje (72)in ExplorePictures • 2 days agoRE: Explore Pictures RootA paid motorhome stopover next to an outdoor swimming pool. Electricity, fresh water and facilities for disposing of both grey and black water are available. Visitors can also…vanje (72)in ExplorePictures • 2 days agoRE: Explore Pictures RootFrom the Peace Bridge - view of the old townvanje (72)in ExplorePictures • 2 days agoRE: Explore Pictures RootA free parking area which, according to my app, can accommodate up to 50 motorhomes. However, it is a large public car park without specifically designated motorhome pitches.…vanje (72)in ExplorePictures • 2 days agoRE: Explore Pictures Root“august-2024-r-gen”, a trip on XPLpic.vanje (72)in ExplorePictures • 2 days agoRE: Explore Pictures RootWe took a short break near Kloster Neuendorf, by the B188, to admire this Early Gothic brick church built by the Cistercian Order in the first half of the 13th century. It is…vanje (72)in ExplorePictures • 2 days agoRE: Explore Pictures RootThis motorhome stopover accommodates up to 35 vehicles and is idyllically situated between woodland and water, right on the lake just outside the town. It is open from early May…vanje (72)in ExplorePictures • 2 days agoRE: Explore Pictures RootOur overnight stop was the Füllekuhle motorhome stopover, a free site for around ten motorhomes that is open all year round. When we arrived, all the designated motorhome…egrag (54)in ExplorePictures • 3 days agoRE: Explore Pictures RootAnd that was it for Berlin, in true European fashion, we hopped on a train headed south to Prague. It was a pretty early one, so I got some sleep(not much) on the train.egrag (54)in ExplorePictures • 3 days agoRE: Explore Pictures RootThis was an important crossing point between the east and west berlin at the time. Now it stands as a history of what happened.