ABOUT: WTF-DVD-BAV - BAVARIA & THE BLACK FOREST Filmed and produced by Fran & Brooke Reidelberger Scripted and narrated by Fran Reidelberger The Romantic Road, from Füssen to Würzburg --Füssen -- home of Neuschwanstein and the story of Mad King Ludwig II - Augsburg -- the historic Fuggerei, DeVries sculptures and the latest in transportation - Dinkelsbühl -- a charming village that annually celebrates with a Children's Festival - Rothenburg -- a preserved medieval walled village and home to carved Nutcrackers - Creglingen -- a "walled" town without a wall, a maker of thimbles and his museum, a magnificent hand-carved 16th century alter by Tilman Riemenschneider - Würzburg -- city of churches, the mighty Residenz, beer steins and white wine - Frankfurt -- the arrival city for most north American visitors with a renown zoo and botanical gardens and a great center for touring Mainz and the Gutenberg museum, Hanau and the Brothers Grimm, Wiesbaden with its strong U.S. military presence - Baden Baden -- ancient health resort town with luxurious hotels and spas - Ulm -- birthplace of Albert Einstein and site of Europe's tallest cathedral spire - Triberg -- wood carving, Black Forest pastries, cuckoo clocks and Germany's highest waterfall - The Bodensee-- Germany's water playground -- home of Lindau, Constance and Mainau, a sub-tropical garden full of exotic flowers and enchanting butterflies - Upper Bavaria -- misty mountains, cheese making, an annual "cow festival" and the popular sport of hang gliding.Mittenwald -- colorful frescoes and violin making - Oberammergau -- home of the famous Passion Play and near-by Ludwig II's Linderhof Palace - Garmisch-Partenkirchen -- flower gardens, stage coaches, a tram ride to Germany's highest mountain top and winter skiing in the Alps - Springtime in Bavaria -- wildflowers and a May pole festival in the tiny village of Unterwössen and a visit to Ludwig's palace, the sumptuous Herrenchiemsee - Berchtesgaden -- Bavaria's most spectacular mountain scenery, a gentle cruise on Lake Königsee and a visit to Hitler's infamous Eagle's Nest - Passau -- where three important rivers meet and home of the world's largest church organ - Bavarian Forest -- Europe's largest stretch of uninterrupted forest, a national park full of wildlife, a reconstructed open-air German farm village, glassmaking in the village of Zwiesel - Nürnberg -- home of artist Albrecht Dürer, a toy museum and world-famous Hummel figurines - Dachau -- a pretty village with an artistic flair, but forever linked with the Nazi's first concentration camp on the edge of town - Munich -- the 100-year-old glockenspiel in the popular Marienplatz, Olympic stadium and park, Nymphenburg Palace, art museums, outdoor food market, beer-making, Bavaria's best sausages and the world-famous Oktoberfest.