We visited Nuremberg last Saturday. Nuremburg is referred to as the "unofficial capital" of Germany. Its towards the center of Germany and Hilter was building up the city and made it the Nazi headquarters.
We visited the oldest brat's restaurant in Germany. It was yummy, but I could only stomach 3-4 sausage-sized ones. The sauerkraut and potato salad was one of the best I've ever had. The potato salad was made with various types of vinegar and no mayo at all.
Coralee likes to make things the letter "C" whenever she can.
Bryson taught Madelyn how to do a "taco tongue," so now she does it on occasion when we want her to smile.
This was the sauerkraut- I forgot to take a picture of the potato salad.
We then walked around downtown area.
The train station.
We then went to a museum that had everything you could ever want to know about World War II. This building was being built by Hilter and was supposed to be the Congress Hall, but was never finished.
The building materials are still at the bottom where construction was halted.
Panoramic view of the inside. It's a U-shaped building.
These are Hilter figurines that were given to children.
Zeppelin Field- where Hilter gave many of his speeches at the top (middle right of the photo). Connecting this is a large road which was called the "Great Road." The parades/ marches would go down that road and end at Zeppelin Field.
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