After putting up for a night in Munich, I took an early train and arrived in Fussen at around 11+ in the morning. Fussen is a 700 yr old town in Bavaria, Germany. The medieval townscape, magnificent lakes & surrounding mountain peaks is sure to make one fall in love with this place.
My accommodation. Couldn’t find any cheap hostel so I have to make do with hotel. Heartache.
Communal area
Getting ready to start exploring
The High Palace (Hohes Schloss) – former residence of Augsburg prince bishops
The clock tower of high palace
St Mang Monastery & Basilica
The town fountain covered in snow. In the middle is Fussen’s patron saint – St Magnus
The Reichenstrasse – historical patricians’ houses
Do you know Fussen was the cradle of Lute-Making in Europe?
The bread market that used to be the origin of the medieval town.
Holy Ghost Hospital Church – the rococo facade depicts St Florian as a help in preventing fires where the previous gothic church was burnt down in 1733
Lech River
It took me quite a while to find this – Lechfall.
These pictures are either taken in early mornings or in the evenings so they the color look kinda dull.
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