This is a town full of jewelers (schmucks). Earrings, bracelets, necklaces, bookends, etc...
This was really neat. In the middle of a rose garden they had a monument to all their Jewish friends and neighbors that had been deported or killed.
This was a building from the 1500s. There were buildings from the 1300s too.
This was the most amazing restaurant of our entire trip. Apparently one of the cultural things that was brought from Brazil (more in next post) was their way of cooking meat and potatoes on a spinning plate over the fire. Yum!
This one was the second castle, up farther in the mountain. It's closed for the public, but you can rent out the hall for private parties and dinners. There was a little Oma that had a small souvenir shop right next door though. She was the cutest little lady. You could tell that she loved people. She wanted to know why were there and kept throwing extras into our bag. She gave my Mom an extra necklace and she gave Jer and I some postcards.
In front of the museum of Jewels and minerals.
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