The charge for the Stellplatz, official parking for motorhomes, at Worms in Germany, was only 4 Euros. It is only a short walk into the centre of town, but it was pouring with rain when we set off to discover it. Worms has a very grand Cathedral, a rebuilt Synagogue, Jewish museum, the oldest Jewish [...]
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City news: Worms is well worth a visit.
Posted by Frances Platman on 06/05/2010
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On the road: Jewish museum at Amsterdam.
Zandwoort am Zee, on the Dutch coastline, is on the train line into Amsterdam. It only takes about half an hour from the campsite into the centre of Amsterdam, is relatively cheap and is a pleasant ride. What greeted us as we emerged from the station was the thousands of bicycles parked, some in multi-story [...]
Posted by Frances Platman on 22/04/2010
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