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Derby, United Kingdom
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Folkestone, United Kingdom
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Calais, France
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Maastricht, Netherlands
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Koblenz, Germany
Cannot pre book.
Check-in daily from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. / Check-out until 12 p.m.
Entry via Hans-Boeckler-Strasse (also the entrance to the exhibition grounds)
Vehicles may only be parked on the numbered spaces. Caravans are not allowed to use the camper site.
For further information, please contact the site operator by telephone on 0261-9839930.
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Tübingen, Germany
Aire at this loacation
///risks.mere.savers
13 Ulmenweg
72108 Rottenburg
Germany
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Friedrichshafen, Germany
Could also try this site
https://camping-fischbach.de/kontakt.html
+49754142059
Or Camping Schloss Kiichberg
+49 7545 6413
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Menaggio, Italy
Booking request sent
Day 1 - Exploring Menaggio's Charm
Morning: Begin your day with a leisurely breakfast at a local café, savoring fresh pastries and coffee. Afterward, take a stroll along the stunning lakeside promenade, where you can admire gorgeous views of Lake Como and the surrounding mountains.
Afternoon: Rent bicycles and ride along the scenic trails to nearby Varenna, soaking in picturesque vistas along the way. Explore this charming village's narrow streets and perhaps visit the beautiful Villa Monastero before cycling back to Menaggio.
Evening: Enjoy dinner at a lakeside restaurant, indulging in traditional Italian dishes while watching the sunset over the tranquil waters. Afterward, take a gentle evening walk through the town, soaking in the serene atmosphere.
Day 2 - Nature and Culture
Morning: After breakfast, embark on a short ride to the nearby hilltop town of Bellagio, known for its stunning views. You can explore the quaint alleyways and visit the beautiful gardens of Villa Melzi.
Afternoon: Continue your exploration by cycling to the picturesque Crünei trail, taking in breathtaking panoramic views as you ride. Stop for a picnic lunch amidst nature, enjoying the sights and sounds of the landscape.
Evening: Return to Menaggio for a farewell dinner at a cozy trattoria. Indulge in regional wine and savor the local flavors, celebrating a memorable trip before concluding your journey with a stroll along the lakeside under the stars.
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Levanto, Italy
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San Gimignano, Italy
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Certaldo, Italy
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Volterra, Italy
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Florence, Italy
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Siena, Italy
Day 1 - Discovering Siena's Heart
Morning: Start your day at Piazza del Campo, where you can admire the impressive architecture of the Palazzo Pubblico. Enjoy a leisurely stroll around the square, taking in the unique shell shape and vibrant energy of this central hub while sipping on a cappuccino from a nearby café.
Head to the historic district of Contrada, wandering through the charming narrow streets lined with medieval buildings. Visit the beautiful Basilica di San Domenico, then relax in the lush Orto Botanico, an inviting botanical garden offering stunning views of the city.
Must visit to the stunning Siena Cathedral, marveling at its intricate façade and magnificent exterior. Afterward, take the time to explore the nearby Piazza del Duomo to soak in the vibrant atmosphere, surrounded by striking architecture.
Afternoon: Venture to the scenic San Miniato, a hilltop area located on the outskirts of Siena. Enjoy a walking trail through the picturesque countryside, soaking in the beautiful landscapes and views over the city, perfect for photography
Duomo (Cathedral), Palazzo Pubblico (housing the Torre del Mangia), and potentially other notable locations like the oldest hospital in the world, Santa Maria della Scala.
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Arezzo, Italy
**Day 1 - Exploring the Heart of Arezzo**
Morning: Start your day at the stunning Piazza Grande, where you can admire the medieval architecture and vibrant atmosphere. Don't miss the iconic Palazzo della Fraternita dei Laici and the beautiful Santa Maria della Pieve church. Enjoy a leisurely breakfast at a nearby café, savoring traditional Italian pastries and coffee.
Afternoon: Stroll through the charming streets and head toward the Basilica di San Francesco, famed for its remarkable frescoes. Next, visit the local shops and artisan boutiques in the historic center, picking up unique souvenirs.
Evening: As dusk falls, have dinner at a local trattoria, savoring Tuscan specialties like pici pasta or ribollita. Conclude your day with a lovely walk under the stars, soaking in the enchanting ambiance of Arezzo.
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Montepulciano, Italy
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Pienza, Italy
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Val d’Orcia, Italy
Montalcino
Val d’Orcia is a dream for a one-day escape! Here’s a perfect campervan-friendly itinerary, with top sights, lunch stops, and overnight camping options.
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🌄 Morning: Crete Senesi & Buonconvento
Late Morning: Montalcino & Sant’Antimo Abbey
• Head to Montalcino: visit its 14th-century fortress for sweeping views, then enjoy a short wine‑tasting in town .
• Sidetrip (~10 min) to Abbazia di Sant’Antimo, a stunning Romanesque church—ideal for serene photos and spiritual vibes .
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Midday: San Quirico d’Orcia & Bagno Vignoni
• On your way, stop at the iconic row of cypresses—the quintessential “Val d’Orcia” shot .
• San Quirico: stroll the pedestrian centre, see Horti Leonini gardens, and grab a light meal .
• Detour to Bagno Vignoni: enjoy views of its ancient thermal pool in the piazza of hot springs .
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Afternoon: Pienza & Montepulciano
• Drive to Pienza, the “Renaissance Ideal City”: explore Palazzo Piccolomini and its balcony views over the valley .
• (Optional) Continue to Montepulciano in the late afternoon for its hilltop ambiance and narrow streets—if time allows .
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Evening & Where to Stay
Campervan pitches:
1. Podere il Casale near Pienza – small agriturismo with 4 van pitches on gravel; simple, scenic and convenient .
2. Camping Il Treccolo near Montalcino – quiet, friendly site with large flat pitches and good services .
3. Camping San Quirico d’Orcia – several campsites in the area; good base for exploring .
All accept campervans and are well-placed for evening strolls and sunrise shots.
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Bonus Tips
• Many “soste” (motorhome parking areas) around hilltop towns are free and practical  .
• On a budget, skip guided tours—this scenic itinerary is perfect for self‑driving .
• For warmth or pampering, pay to access wellness pools in Bagno Vignoni or nearby spa hotels.
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Summary
Time Highlights
Morning Crete Senesi → Buonconvento → Montalcino → Sant’Antimo
Midday San Quirico → Bagno Vignoni lunch
Afternoon Pienza (Palazzo Piccolomini) → optional Montepulciano
Evening Stay at Podere il Casale or Il Treccolo
This route captures art, wine, nature and wellness all in one memorable day. Buon viaggio! Let me know if you want more details on any stop 😊
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San Quirico d'Orcia, Italy
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Montalcino, Italy
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Suvereto, Italy
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Bolgheri, Italy
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Pisa, Italy
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Lucca, Italy
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Verona, Italy
+393406075017
https://maps.app.goo.gl/4a3boHhTn77tGiPk7
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Riva del Garda, Italy
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Bolzano, Italy
Day 1 – Old Town + Iconic Squares & Medieval Arcades
1. Piazza Walther
• Heart of Bolzano since 1808, surrounded by elegant Austro‑Hungarian façades, cafés, and the imposing Cathedral spire .
• Ideal for an early coffee and soak‑in atmosphere with Dolomite views.
2. Duomo (Cathedral)
• Gothic‑Romanesque church with a colorful tiled roof, rose window, and carved portal—masterful Tyrolean craftsmanship .
• Take time to appreciate the ornate stone pulpit and frescos from the outside.
3. Via dei Portici (Laubengasse)
• 13th‑century covered arcades lined with Gothic arches and Renaissance façades. Look up—you’ll spot family crests & hidden frescos  .
4. Piazza delle Erbe
• Historic market square buzzing with stalls and framed by medieval buildings and the Neptune Fountain .
• Great for midday snacks—knödel dumplings or strudel.
Lunch suggestion: Try a cozy tavern in one of the alleyways or legumes and fresh goods at Piazza delle Erbe.
5. Chiesa dei Domenicani (Dominican Church)
• 13th‑century Gothic church with striking cloisters and frescoes by Giottoesque masters   .
• Short detour near Piazza Walther—worth a quiet look.
Evening: Aperitivo in Piazza Walther—sip a local Hugo spritz at Vögelino bar or a classic wine at Enoteca Il Bacaro .
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1. 🚡 Morning: Cable Car from Bolzano to Oberbozen (Soprabolzano)
Start in central Bolzano (easily by bus or a 10 min walk to the valley station on Via Rittner Strasse).
• Cable car ride: Every 4–12 minutes, a smooth 12‑minute ascent to Oberbozen, with dramatic views of Bolzano’s rooftops, vineyards, and the Dolomites .
• Photo ops: Snap panoramic shots of Piazza Walther and Mediterranean‑style vineyards below.
At the top, enjoy:
• Earth Pyramids: Hike via easy trails to see these wondrous natural sculptures  .
• Rittner Horn/Rittenbahn: Optionally take the historic narrow‑gauge train through alpine meadows to Klobenstein, or hike along theme‑trails with scenic viewpoints
3. 🚠 Afternoon: Mendola Funicular from San Antonio (Caldaro)
• Travel to Sant’Antonio (via bus #12/14 from Bolzano; ~30 min; valley station at 523 m)  .
• Ride the Mendola Funicular: A 12‑minute ascent up ~850 m with a 64% gradient — one of Europe’s steepest. An engineering marvel since 1903 .
• At the mountain station (Passo Mendola, 1 363 m):
• Enjoy sweeping views over Caldaro, the Wine Road, and the olive-laced valleys below.
• Explore historic chalets, serene alpine trails, or simply soak in the tranquility.
• Optionally, enjoy a drink or snack at the mountain café.
2. Castel Roncolo (Runkelstein Castle)
• A 2.5 km cycle north of the center; free shuttle from Piazza Walther is available .
• From the exterior, see its defensive towers. Optional tour reveals rare 14th-century frescoes of courtly life—you can skip inside if preferred.
3. Maretsch Castle (Castel Mareccio)
• Easy ride back south along vineyards by river  .
• A Renaissance castle with a charming courtyard—great for photos and a quick stroll through the grounds.
Lunch: Dine at the castle’s café/courtyard or pick a tavern in the Gries quarter on the return.
4. Optional Extension: Sigmundskron (Firmian Castle)
• If time permits and up for a steeper climb, head to this hilltop castle (~4 km east; part of the Messner Mountain Museums) .
• Dramatic fortification and panoramic views over Bolzano valley.
5. Return via Talvera & Chill
• Loop back through the riverside greens for afternoon relaxation—picnic, café, or dip in meadowside benches .
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🍽️ Top Places to Eat
• Cutting‑edge rooftops & wine bars:
• Il Corso pizzeria or Löwengrube – hearty Tyrolean‑Italian mix .
• Meta Skybar for panoramic dusk drinks .
• Castel Flavon (Haselburg) restaurant:
• Spectacular valley views above the city, refined regional cuisine—ideal for an unforgettable evening .
• Everyday delights:
• Stop at Via Argentieri or the Gries quarter for relaxed cuisine, local wines, dumplings, and strudel .
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🗺️ Practical Tips
• Bike routes: The old town is bike‑friendly—with shared zones. Surroundings have mixed terrain but well‑paved along rivers and moderate climbs to castles.
• Castle openings:
• Roncolo: Exterior free, inside by entry only (~€8).
• Maretsch: Grounds accessible, events inside.
• Sigmundskron: Check museum hours if going inside.
• Best architectural experience: Golden hour at Piazza Walther and Talvera promenade offer the most photogenic light.
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Innsbruck, Austria
🏰 1. Golden Roof (Goldenes Dachl)
• The unmistakable symbol of Innsbruck: a late-medieval balcony roof covered in 2,657 gilded copper tiles. Built in 1500 to celebrate Emperor Maximilian I’s marriage  .
• Don’t miss the small museum inside, which displays original relief panels and offers insight into imperial life.
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🏛️ 2. Helbling House
• Located just beside the Golden Roof, this Rococo masterpiece features an “icing-like” stucco facade with ornate bows, shells, masks, and oriels from the 18th century  .
• A classic photo op amid baroque splendor.
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⛪ 3. City Tower (Stadtturm)
• Climb its 148 steps to reach the top for sweeping 360° views of the Old Town and surrounding peaks—a bucket-list highlight ().
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⛪ 4. Court Church (Hofkirche)
• A Gothic marvel built by Ferdinand I to honor Maximilian I. Inside are the famous “Black Men”—28 larger-than-life bronze statues—and the stunning cenotaph .
• If you have minutes to spare, the adjacent Tyrolean Folk Art Museum is well worth a quick peek .
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🗡️ 5. St. Anne’s Column & Maria-Theresien-Strasse
• Walk down Maria-Theresien-Strasse—the pedestrian main street—from the Triumphal Arch to the Golden Roof.
• Admire the red-marble St. Anne’s Column (1703), commemorating liberation from Bavarian occupation .
• Soak in the atmosphere: an elegant mix of historic facades, arcades, boutique shops, cafés, and patisseries .
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🎖️ 6. Triumphal Arch (Triumphpforte)
• Situated at one end of Maria-Theresien-Strasse, this majestic arch commemorates an imperial wedding—the north side mourns Emperor Franz I’s death, the south celebrates the nuptials .
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⛪ 7. St. James’s Cathedral (Dom zu St. Jakob)
• A striking Baroque church dating from the early 18th century. Highlights include the famed Maria Hilf painting by Lucas Cranach the Elder .
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🧭 8. Ottoburg & Market Square
• Ottoburg: a historic tower dating from 1494, now housing a cozy Tyrolean restaurant .
• Marktplatz: a pleasant square by the Inn River with panoramic views of colourful riverside houses and mountain backdrops .
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🛍️ Bonus: Local Markets & Arcades
• If you happen to stumble on a Saturday market, browse local honey, cheeses, Tyrolean bacon, felt slippers and handicrafts .
• Wander through the arcades, popping into Tyrolean shops and cafés—perfect for a quick treat or souvenir.
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🗺️ Suggested 2‑Hour Loop
1. Start at Triumphal Arch, walk down Maria-Theresien-Strasse, admiring St. Anne’s Column.
2. Snap photos at the Golden Roof and Helbling House.
3. Climb the City Tower for panoramic city views.
4. Head to the Court Church (quick visit inside if time permits).
5. Stroll to St. James’s Cathedral.
6. End at the Ottoburg and Marktplatz for a riverside moment or café stop.
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Saalbach, Austria
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Rothenburg ob der Tauber, Germany
Day 1 - Explore the Timeless Charm of Rothenburg ob der Tauber
Morning: Begin your day with a delightful breakfast at a local bakery, savoring traditional German pastries. Afterward, embark on a leisurely stroll through Rothenburg's medieval streets, marveling at the half-timbered houses and the iconic Plönlein. Don't miss the chance to visit the Rothenburg Town Hall, which offers panoramic views of the city from its tower.
Afternoon: After lunch at a local restaurant, visit the medieval Crime Museum to learn about the town’s historical justice practices. Spend the afternoon wandering through the Gardens of Franziskaner, soaking in the picturesque scenery, before stopping by the Käthe Wohlfahrt Christmas Village for seasonal souvenirs.
Evening: As twilight falls, head to the town square for the famous Night Watchman tour. Enjoy storytelling and vivid descriptions of Rothenburg's past. After the tour, indulge in traditional Franconian cuisine at a cozy tavern, rounding off your day with a warm, mulled wine amidst the charming ambiance.
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Bastogne, Belgium
Day 1 - Highlights of Bastogne
Morning: Begin your day in Bastogne with a visit to the Bastogne War Museum. Explore the exhibits that detail the Battle of the Bulge, immersing yourself in the historical significance of this town during World War II. After the museum, take a leisurely walk through the town, admiring the quaint architecture and the iconic Mardasson Memorial.
Afternoon: After lunch at a local café, head to the Bastogne Barracks to discover military artifacts and learn about the soldiers stationed there. If time permits, visit the nearby American Cemetery Memorial, where you can pay your respects to those who fought bravely in the area.
Evening: Wrap up your day with dinner at a traditional Belgian restaurant, savoring local dishes and enjoying the charming ambiance. Conclude your trip with a stroll around the town square, taking in Bastogne’s warm evening atmosphere.
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Calais, France
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Derby, United Kingdom