50+ Stunning Color Photos Of Southern Germany In 1960s

#1 Heilbronn. Badenerhof Kaserne

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#2 Karlsruhe. Schloss (Not yet rebuilt). The two wings of the palace in Karlsruhe had not yet been rebuilt after damage in World War II

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#3 Beilstein. Rathaus

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#4 Heilbronn. A V 60 diesel locomotive is moving an old two-axle freight car in the Heilbronn station yard

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#5 Heilbronn. The Harmonie

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#6 Karlsruhe. The former palace of the Grand Dukes of Baden, now a city building

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#7 Ludwigsburg Palace at the height of the “Blühendes Barock” (blooming baroque) season

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#8 Ludwigsburg. Schloss

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#9 Ludwigsburg. South Garden. Some of the 500,000 tulips at Ludwigsburg Palace

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#10 Mosbach. Marktplatz

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#11 Mosbach. Rathaus and fountain

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#12 Öhringen. Altstadt (Old City)

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#13 Rothenburg. “Meistertrunk”

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#14 Rothenburg. Rathaus, the main building of Rothenburg’s city hall was built in the 1570s

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#15 Schloss Lichtenstein

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#16 Schloss Zwingenberg

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#17 Schwäbisch Hall and the Kocher River from near the railroad station

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#18 Schwäbisch Hall. Half-timbered Houses

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#19 Schwäbisch Hall. Houses on Kocher River

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#20 Schwäbisch Hall. Kocher River

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#21 The Ammer River, seen from a highway bridge on the way to Garmisch-Partenkirchen

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#22 The Zugspitzbahn, at the Eibsee station near the base of the Zugspitze

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#23 The Zugspitze, Germany’s highest mountain (2,962 m, 9,715 ft) from the Eibsee

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#24 The Zugspitze. Münchnerhaus and Alps

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#25 Untergruppenbach. Burg Stettenfels

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#26 View of the Alps (at least, the beginning of the Alps), near Garmisch-Partenkirchen

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#27 Waldenburg. A small house with spring flowers

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#28 Waldenburg. The Evangelical (Lutheran) church

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#29 Weinsberg. Ruined Weibertreu

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#30 Bad Wimpfen from Blauer Turm

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#31 Bad Wimpfen. Blauer Turm, the Blue Tower, part of the Kaiserpfalz (Emperor’s palace), was built around 1200

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#32 Bad Wimpfen. Half-timbered houses, a city gate, and the Blue Tower at left

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#33 Bad Wimpfen. Roter Turm, the Red Tower was also part of the Kaiserpfalz (Emperor’s palace) in Bad Wimpfen. It was built sometime around 1200

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#34 Bad Wimpfen. The Kaiserpfalz was built by the Hohenstaufen Emperors in the 12th century

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#35 Bavarian farmhouse

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#36 Bebenhausen. Schloss

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#37 Burg Hornberg

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#38 Comburg Abbey, outside Schwäbisch Hall

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#39 Gundelsheim from Bundesstrasse 37, near the station, showing Schloss Horneck

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#40 Gundelsheim from Neckar River Lock

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#41 Gundelsheim, a small city on the Neckar River, 20 km (12 miles) north of Heilbronn

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#42 Heidelberg Castle from the terrace

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#43 Heidelberg Castle. Ottheinrichsbau, one of the main buildings in the courtyard, built by Prince-Elector Otto Heinrich in the 1550s

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#44 Heidelberg from castle. The Neckar River is in the background

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#45 Hornberg from Burg Guttenberg

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#46 Langenburg. A city gate in Langenburg, east of Heilbronn, topped by a half-timbered house

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#47 Limes near Öhringen

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#48 Linderhof

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#49 Ludwigsburg. Schloss Favorite, a house built by Eberhard Ludwig, Duke of Württemberg, for his mistress

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#50 Rothenburg’s skyline from the Tauber River valley. The famous “double bridge” is in the foreground. It was built around 1330

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