After the terrible fire in July, I had to go to Zlin for business on July 30 and then again on August 24. Very sad, but amazing that nobody was seriously injured.
Here are some pics from July 30. The first is the side facing the bus station:
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After the terrible fire in July, I had to go to Zlin for business on July 30 and then again on August 24. Very sad, but amazing that nobody was seriously injured.
Here are some pics from July 30. The first is the side facing the bus station:
From my trip in July:
From my trip in July, this is the town hall, built diplomatically on the bridge between rival parts of town...as best I understand.
Just some fairytale villages with old town walls and castles along a river. Yawn.
Oberwesel:
Legend says that above the narrowest and most treacherous part of the Rhine, Loreley sits and combs her hair, singing and bewitching the sailors below, drawing them to their deaths.
Because this is such a fun and wholesome thing to do, they have a perch with a handy comb for tourists to emulate her:
You can take short boat trips on the Rhine for reasonable prices, especially considering the castles-per-kilometer and the number or beautiful little villages and hillside vineyards. Some pictures from my trip, only from Boppard to Sankt Goarshausen. I've also done it from Sankt Goar all the way to Rüdesheim. Highly recommended. Note: round-trip tickets are currently only a little more expensive than one-way tickets.
My boat: