#Germany
InspireToWander
JustinLaurenXO
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Q4: Have you visited any smaller towns in Germany? Why did you go there? #InspireToWander
epicureanexpats
A4. Near Munich there are so many small towns to experience! Most of them I visited on Volkesmarches. If you are in Munich, vist Garmich and Oberammergau and Schwangau where Neuschweinstein is located #inspiretowander
JustinLaurenXO
replying to @inspiretowander @inspiretowander A4: Yes! We went to the little university town of Tubingen and it was breathtakingly beautiful. We also got to try punting on the river for the first time! Very memorable experience! https://t.co/9WUMbGW7Oz #InspireToWander
SeizeTheTrek
replying to @inspiretowander
@inspiretowander A4. I went to Gamisch. It was outside of Munich. Very cute little town.
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aok_NW
IBBtravel
replying to @inspiretowander @inspiretowander A4: Plenty! Robin's family is from two tiny towns of 700ish people & I always love our time there. Beautiful rolling hills & a quiet, relaxed atmosphere. Can't beat it! #InspireToWander
AuraPriiscel
replying to @JustinLaurenXO @JustinLaurenXO A4. I haven't but is on my list. A friend of mine live in one and, by the pictures, you can tell that is very beautiful. #InspireToWander
MattsRoadTrip
replying to @JustinLaurenXO @JustinLaurenXO A4. I live for small towns! I especially loved Grainau and Hopferau! #InspireToWander
theanchoredblog
A4: Celle and Garmisch are the smaller towns I have visited in Germany. Freiburg is a small city that is cute, as well! #InspireToWander
melodytravels
replying to @JustinLaurenXO @JustinLaurenXO A4: Yes, lots! I've seen about 21 small towns from river cruises but my favorite was a visit to Berlin about 6 years ago. ;) #InspiretoWander
thewandererblog
replying to @inspiretowander @inspiretowander A4. Many times. I have family in a small town of a 1000 or so in the western part of Germany. Closest town is Dortmund. It’s lovely, but I don’t think I’d travel alone to smaller towns #InspireToWander