Monday, May 23, 2011

Made in Germany 10 - Medieval Houses


Medieval houses in Tübingen, where I lived before we moved to the States. This is in the centre of the town, right across from the big Gothic church. I like how these houses seem to lean on each other, sighing under their age. On the inside, floors are often a bit crooked and the houses "talk", have their own special sounds. However, the apartments inside are beautiful, with a lot of flair and charm.

Do you have something German to share? A special memory, story, book, food, photo? Leave your URL in the comments and we come and visit.


12 comments:

Friko said...

Do you know I have never been to Tuebingen? I am a sad case.

Victoria said...

Hi Carola..what a gorgeous photo..I am in love with beautiful magical places like that..wonderful!
I have family scattered in Germany I hope to visit one day.
Victoria

La Vie Quotidienne said...

I love these roofs...they are out of a fairy tale. This must have been a wonderful place to live...do you ever miss it?

Kay L. Davies said...

What a wonderful photo!
— K

Kay, Alberta, Canada
An Unfittie's Guide to Adventurous Travel

windrock studio said...

Hey Carola, nothing to share but I wanted to say how much I love this image!

Netty said...

Beautiful photograph of some great houses, especially love the window designs. Thank you for sharing Carola. Annette x

Darla said...

There is so much detail to take in as well as the great colors. I love the tall narrow windows.

Darla

alexa said...

Delightful photo - and love your writing ... I know what you mean about the way houses 'talk' :).

Maria Ontiveros said...

The roofs are beautiful! I love their color and their pitch. Thanks for sharing,
Rinda

patty said...

Oh, how I love these old German villages!! It must have been such an experience to live in one - I can only imagine!

Christine E-E said...

oh - wish i had more pics from Germany... I love these buildings! the roof detail, windows & subtle colors!

Kat Sloma said...

One of the things I find so amazing in Europe is the age of the buildings and structures but the modernity of the contents. A really cool contrast that speaks to making do with what you have, updating it, making it yours rather than throwing it away and starting over.

I'm back from Scotland and catching up!! :)