Philipp Schiwek

It is a modern, clean and very well organized airport. With excellent transport connections by car and by rail. A large variety of shops and restaurants. Restrooms are easy to locate and it is essy to find your way to the gate. Security control was quick and also the baggage arrived quickly after landing. There direct flights to many cities in Europe, Asia and some to Northern America.

The Market hall is a temple of delicatessen and fine shopping. A great place to go on Saturdays. If you are looking for selected foods or exquisite gifts this is the place. It is fun strolling the aisles and shops, looking at the offers and spending money here. Going with friend can also be more fun.

The new Stuttgart city hall is an example of after war modernist constructions. Many locals seem to miss the old city hall that did not survive WW2. The new city hall offers some rare paternoster elevators and an observation deck. If it is ugly or interesting might remain a point of view. At all it the city hall and landmark of the city.

The Filmmuseum Düsseldorf invites to discover the world of motion pictures. From the early beginnings to modern productions. Many interactive displays show how some tricks in movie production work. On the top floor there is also a bar space. The black box cinema in the basement shows regularly non-mainstream movies. The entry is free one hour before closure as well as on sundays.

Place Stanislas is the major landmark of Nancy and one of the most beautiful squares in France, if not even all of Europe. There is no charge to enter the square and it is lovely to stroll. Many cafés and tourist shops can be found here.

A visit should take at least 20 to 30minutes and you can easily spend more time exploring the area around. It is a major tourist attraction in Eastern France and UNESCO world heritage site.