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We are Andrew and Alison and we slow travel the world to discover the best culture, food, history, nature, and hidden gems. In 2005 we left our ‘normal’ middle-class life in Canada behind to move to Belgium. After 11 years of living in the heart of Europe, we decided to shake things up again and trade our loft in Brussels for a motorhome and the open road. We haven’t looked back since. We are currently location independent and slow travelling our way around Canada in our RV.
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However, thanks to the Air Base, many people spend a few years in the area or travel to it to visit families stationed there, and they all want to find things to do in Ramstein, Germany. You can find some great options that can help you experience the area and learn about its history, or simply spend a few hours away from the hustle and bustle of your everyday life. While the city isn’t known for tourist attractions, there are still some great options for those who don’t want to venture far from Ramstein or do In total, it takes about 90 minutes to tour the property, making it a solid choice on a day where the weather is pleasant and you want to spend some time stretching your legs and learning the castle
It’s a replica of the city’s original fountain, which was made of more delicate Montagnola Sense marble and featured sculptures by Jacopo della Quercia, the remains of which are housed in the Santa Maria della Scala museum complex. It’s one of the city’s most important religious sites as it once hosted the baptism of every Siena inhabitant, regardless of social status. It’s located in the town center’s southern section, just a bit down the Via del Sole. It’s a two-bedroom apartment located just 0.7 miles from the Piazza del Campo, making it both spacious and convenient.
Munster’s skyline wouldn’t feel complete without the Munster Cathedral (St. Paul’s Cathedral). Across the various levels, you’ll find displays dedicated to other artists as well, making visiting the museum one of the best things to do in Munster for art lovers, hands down. If you’re trying to find Munster, Germany, things to do that don’t involve the hustle and bustle of the city, consider heading over to Lake Aasee. It’s located in the city’s center along the Promenade, making it an incredibly convenient base during your visit.
The Prehistomuseum is an open-air museum, perfect for a nice sunny day, and also offers plenty to do for a rainy day in closed quarters. It provides a varied experience, from caves to forest walks, workshops where you can make your own musical instrument (just the way we did) to learning how fire was created in the good old days. There is a nice play area for children just outside, making it a perfect spot to enjoy lunch while the children play outside. This particular section demonstrates animals and plants during and after the Neolithic revolution, an era that changed the relationship between man and nature from a hunter-gatherer economy to an economy of farmers and breeders.