Tübingen

BEAUTIFUL. one of my favorite places in the world, ever. this quint town, with its traditional german architecture, ought to make its way on every germany itinerary.

I used to live an hour or so away. I went here one day and really, I dont know why you’d want to go here.

I studied in Tuebingen for a year—August 2003-August 2004. It was absolutely incredible and changed my life completely.

Visited a friend who studies there.

It has been a while now, maybe four years. But it is still one of my favorite places.

Very attractive small city, I only stayed there for one night en-route from Poland to Spain for the 1992 Olympics, but my friends and I had a good impression of the city.

I love it.

This small university town is an absolutely breathtaking German town in the summer and the winter. Its beauty radiates through the life of the residents, the water of the Neckar, and the magnificent views from everywhere. Lose yourself in this city. I also wrote about my experiences here on my website, Noah Dylan Goldblatt Live from Berlin

I spent a summer there when I was sixteen, then returned for a conference in my late twenties, and it was almost as magical a place the second time around. The swans on the Neckar hadn’t aged a day.

Great, quiet, medieval university town with miles of winding streets and impossibly tall medieval half-timbered houses. And all real and lived-in to boot, avoiding the Disney-esque feel of many other similar such towns.