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• Veste Coburg
  "FORTRESS COBURG = IMPRESSIVE"
  "This fortress was built as a series of additions over a thousand year period of time. In fact there are even some old Roman ruins believed to be under the foundations. You can take a tour in most languages because they have these little recorded gizmos that use an ear-piece and all you have to do ..."is type-in the number of the exhibit you are looking upon.. The recorded info is much more than you get by reading the German written explanations. You really need to take your time, and I have been there twice... The arms room is a real treat for those of us who have the correct amount of testosterone. Before or after your trip into the fortress, take a walk into the walking only center of old-town Coburg which is at the bottom of the hill. While there try one of the famous Coburg Wurst. They cook them over burning pine cones... " More >
• Veste Coburg
  "One of a kind: Veste Coburg"
  "Coburg is off the beaten tourist path and offers a variety of scenic attractions, historic interests and cultural events. It is a truly beautiful small city nestled in the rolling hills of Franken or Franconia, just near the former east German border. The Veste, an ancient fortress built on the h..."ighest hill in the area, is a splendid example of medieval architecture with an outstanding view of the region from every direction. It also contains beautiful flower gardens and a glass museum within its walls. Martin Luther hid here during the thirty years war and preached at Coburg's Evangelical church of St. Moritz. " More >
• Veste Coburg
  "Most interesting AND a great value!"
  "This attraction is so well done. The fortress is extremely picturesque sitting on top of the hill overlooking Coburg. Drive to the top and don't succumb to the thought to park halfway up because it's worth hoping a spot is available for a mere 3 euro at the base of the fortress. If one isn't, par..."k and take the little train. The entrance fee was only 6 euro, another bargain in comparison to other tourist attractions in Germany. Heck, the toilets are even clean and free! The staff are all very helpful. But the best news I can share is the quality of the exhibits that range the gamut from art collections to a phenomenal armory room to historic coaches and sleighs, and more. Plus the most interesting part of the story is Martin Luther's presence in the 1600's (don't miss the 15 minute movie so you fully understand). The amazing thing is most of the exhibits are not behind glass cases as in most museums. You could reach out and touch them but don't because it's so unique and you don't ... " More >