At the market of Osnabrück is probably the most important building of the city, the city hall Osnabrück. Close to it stands the current registry office (former scales house) and St. Mary’s Church.
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Of the witch’s walk, the lion poodle and the cathedral in Osnabrück
One of the most beautiful sights in Osnabrück is the Roman Catholic Cathedral of St. Peter (also known as St. Peter’s). Even before you reach the impressive cathedral of the Osnabrück diocese, you can discover the Little Church, the Lion’s Poodle and the Witches’ Walk and the Osnabrück Wheel.
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Felix-Nussbaum-Haus
In a building designed by Daniel Libeskind in Osnabrück, you can see an impressive collection of paintings by the Jewish painter Felix Nussbaum. An architectural and artistic visit to the Felix Nussbaum House not to be missed.
Osnabrück: B & B Hotel
In 2016 over 3000 pedagogue experts met again for their annual conference in Osnabrück. Every year being quick is essential when booking a hotel during that time. Especially reasonably priced hotels in a good location. This time, I chose the B & B Hotel Osnabrück.
On the way through the old town of Osnabrück
This is the 5th time I have been to a congress in Osnabrück. So far, I have walked back and forth between the castle, various university buildings and some gymnasiums without paying much attention to the old town of Osnabrück. But this time it was different.
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The secret platform ¾ in Berlin Spandau! Or: Where is my train to Osnabrück?
The train station in Spandau is pretty easy to navigate. It only has 6 train tracks on three platforms. Platforms 1 and 2 are for the “S-Bahn”, the regional trains to and from the city. Platform 3 and 4 are for trains leaving Berlin and 5 and 6 for trains going into Berlin. Relatively straightforward.
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