You showed us one of the remarkable towns in Germany. A country known for such towns. The country has many, many castles, and the town created around it feels like they are quite the same to what they were in the past when build. I do live the so called 'fachwerk' houses, the wooden beams going diagonal, next to horizontal and vertical. A typical German way of construction. Some of the market square houses are simialr to farm houses, except they have more floors. The roofs are mighty, with 2 sometimes 3 levels. I do wonder why they made these weigh roofs. Perhaps some (local) law drove this back in the days; Perhaps limitations in construction resulted in this; Perhaps it was their favourite architecture. I never looked into this, but somehow I wonder about this already for the last five decades. Born and raised in the country to the west of Germany, I spend quite a bit of time in Germany when I was a kid, child and adult.
The tourist train looks super nice! By far a none-standard one!
What will be your next trip?
RE: A Weekend in Quedlinburg