I have taken the train through Braunschweig countless times, but only today did I interrupt a train ride to Frankfurt am Main to see this big city in Lower Saxony for 2 hours. In any case, as I noticed in retrospect, there was too little time that I donated to this city and the list of places I would… Leer más

Nice story

I think it's good that you consciously took your time. My stays in Braunschweig are always unexpected, namely when I miss the connecting train.😉 So far I have only made it to the Viewegsgarten. 😃

Thank you, inspiration forge,

In the last few years I have got used to deliberately interrupting longer train or car routes for three or four hours in order to get to know Germany even better. It's really fun 😀.

These are beautiful pictures of my hometown. I am pleased about your positive impression, because as a Braunschweig native you no longer notice a lot because you are always in front of your eyes 😉. The story of the Büssing lion is touching. A great idea with the breaks on the route. I also plan something like that ...

Yes, I also played with Büssing LKW, from Wiking, I think. But my older brother explained to me back then where the name came from. I thought that was good, as he also explained to me what Hanomag, NSU (i.e. the car), Borgward etc. mean. For a long time I only knew the main station from Braunschweig… Leer más

Thank you, Claudi, and it's great that I was able to encourage you to interrupt your travels 😀.

You speak from my heart, Burkhard. When you arrive in Braunschweig and look at the train station and forecourt, you want to turn around again. Fortunately, I didn't do it.

Did your brother explain to you where the name Audi came from? I only found out recently. It is the Latin translation of Horch (hear… Leer más

No, but my father! The whole history of the Auto-Union, Audi, Audi-NSU, Wanderer and Horch can be experienced in the Audi Forum in Ingolstadt. Also a good opportunity to interrupt a trip ... 👍🔝

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Well roared lion. Thanks for the little tutoring. I drive the yellow MAN double-decker through the city for years, looking a little fascinated at the emblem fitted into the front apron, without worrying about the background. Thanks to Wikipedia and your comments, I'm a little smarter again 🧐😁. I visited… Leer más

I am not a Braunschweig native, which is why I may not be able to judge it with particular precision, but for my taste you have captured a lot of the city's worth seeing in the short time that you have and published an extremely appealing, colorful short portrait here. My favorite picture is that of… Leer más

As a native of Brunswick, I am happy that you liked the city. Of course there are more beautiful corners, but you have captured a good cross-section of the city in your great pictures. Before the war, the old Braunschweig city center consisted almost entirely of half-timbered houses, the majority of… Leer más