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Überlingen,
on the German side of Lake Constance, is often called the German Nice. |
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| One
of the seven original city towers in Überlingen, perched high above the town in the middle
of the Stadtpark (city park). |
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can see a very small Jim in the lower left of this photo taken in Überlingen's Stadtpark.
The rocks form part of the original city walls. |
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| The
lovely Nikolausmünster (Church of St. Nicholas), which is a large church for such a small
town. It was built between 1512 and 1563 on the site of at least two previous churches. |
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view south of the roofs and spires of Überlingen, with the lake just barely visible on
the right, as seen from the tower in the Stadtpark. |
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| A
view north of the promenade and harbor of Überlingen. Überlingen is called the German
Nice because of its Mediterranean flair and lovely waterside location. |
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| A
lovely fountain in the Stadtpark with the park's famous collection of cacti from around the
world behind it. The Stadtpark is huge and also cultivates other rare plants. |
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