Quote: Adjacent to the Dom is the Dommuseum (Cathedral Museum). The main entrance is via the garden, which was still all covered in snow on the day of my visit, or through the Dom itself. Directly after entering the… Read More

Quote: On a hill, about 15-minutes walk from the Dom is Kloster Frauenberg, a Franciscan monastery. The walk leads from the cathedral past the Paulstor (Paul Gate) and then uphill through a park. On my visit the paths… Read More

Quote: The Schlossgarten (Residence Gardens) was originally Baroque. During the nineteenth century, English landscape gardens were in vogue in much of Germany and most of the garden was changed to reflect the taste of… Read More

Quote: Next to the cathedral, but on a higher level, is the lovely, small Michaelskirche (St Michael’s Church). This small chapel, built between 817 and 822, and still largely resembles the original, was part of the… Read More

Quote: This is a totally wonderful museum. It was probably the best two euros I spent anywhere in Germany. The one drawback was the lack of English on the descriptions of the displays. We did, however, have a brochure… Read More

Quote: Walking to the Fraunberg is very interesting. You'll pass many of the historic homes of Fulda. You'll then pass the Twelve Stations of the Cross as you climb the hill to the old church. Candelight processions… Read More

Quote: The Fulda River begins in the Rhön Mountains and flows thru Fulda for several miles. There's a walking/biking path along the river which is very scenic. We've spent many hours strolling along the river enjoying… Read More

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