Showing posts with label Hohenfels-Germany. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hohenfels-Germany. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 1, 2012

German-American Volksfest 2012 in Hohenfels

Today is the last day of the  Deutsche-Amerikanische or  German-American Volksfest  2012 in  Hohenfels. Here are some images  I took from the festival.



April 27 to May 1: Opening Ceremony takes place on April 27, 4:30 p.m. at the Festplatz. Enjoy food and Fun! Carnival Rides, Family Day, Live Music, Military Display, Fireworks, AFN live on air and more. Opening Hours:

• Friday: 4-11 p.m.
• Saturday: 11 a.m. to midnight with fireworks at 10:30 p.m.
• Sunday: 11 a.m. to 11 p.m.
• Monday: 3-11p.m. Family Day! Half Prices on Rides 4-8 p.m.
• Tuesday: 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.



The  Ferris wheel at the German-American Volksfest  2012
I am glad they have the Ferris wheel this year. This is the only carnival ride that I love!

Sunday, November 13, 2011

Autumn in Hohenfels, Germany

I am quite very sleepy now. Before I sight-off tonight, let me share to you first this very beautiful view of Hohenfels, a town in Upper Palatinate, Bavaria. What a lovely autumn sunny day we had today!

Have a wonderful week to all!

You can see in the background the St. Ulrich Church in Hohenfels, Bavaria. This is just a little town but it is peaceful and beautiful.

Saturday, October 29, 2011

Walking in Hohenfels, Germany

It is always nice to go walking around in Hohenfels. This is especially true if the weather is nice. I sometimes carry my jansport backpack especially during summer season. I put inside my camera, a bottle of water, cellphone and other personal belongings.

This municipality belongs to the district of Neumarkt in the Upper Palatinate part of Bavaria. Hohenfels became a training area for the United States in 1951. In December 2005 it was officially named the Joint Multinational Readiness Center (JMRC).

This is one of the beautiful images I have in this beautiful place. You can see the tower of St. Ulrich Church and the hill where the Hohenfels castle ruins are found. Now, only the castle tower is visible.

Thursday, November 25, 2010

Winter in Hohenfels

I know that there are some people who don't like winter time. This is the season of the year when the weather is very very cold. In fact, freezing cold that range below zero temperature. As long as the heater inside our house is working, I still love winter season. It has its own beauty which only nature can explain. I heard some people who get depress during cold gray winter. I guess they don't need to worry because there is an anxiety depression treatment for them. I felt sad to a friend who told me that she gets depress during winter time. She just need to do something which will divert her time to help her about her depression. I am thankful that no matter what season of the year it is, I still manage to do things that makes me happy and forget about depression.

Here is a very romantic scenery from Hohenfels, a municipality in Upper Palatinate, Bavaria, Germany. This was taken last winter of January 2010.

Saturday, April 24, 2010

German-American Volksfest 2010 in Hohenfels, Bavaria, Germany

I just want to share about the celebration of German-American Volksfest 2010 in Hohenfels, Bavaria, Germany. This year's celebration will take place from April 28 to May 2, 2010. Feel free to visit my Explore Germany site for more information and photos. Below are also the images I took from last year's celebration.
some of the carnival rides during the festival

Thursday, April 1, 2010

Easter Decos in St. Ullrich Church, Hohenfels in Bavaria, Germany

Good day everyone! The month of April is finally here! Since it is Easter week, I would like to share these pictures taken in St. Ullrich Church, Hohenfels in Bavaria, Germany. I took this image when I went to the bank last Tuesday which is located near the church. I also went inside the church to lit some candles and offered some prayers.

In Europe, Easter Bunny and Easter egg hunts have beocme part of the holidays's modern celebrations by many Christians as well as non-Christians. There are also some Christian denominations who do not celebrate Easter.
the Easter Egg decoration near the Forrelenbachtal and St. Ullrich Church in Hohenfels

the amazing frescos of the Church's ceiling is one of the features of the Church. It was painted by the famous [painters Asam brothers.

Friday, November 20, 2009

Schlossberg, The Castle Ruins in Hohenfels

I got another picture of Hohenfels. This time I am sharing a picture of the castle remains in Hohenfels. What is visible now is only the tower of Schlossberg, the name of the castle. They also call this castle in German Burg Hohenfels. I went yesterday to the municipal hall in this place to ask for some yellow bags where we put all the plastics for recycling. I also signed the paper soliciting for anti-smoking in Bavaria especially in restaurants, public transportation and other public places. I guess you cannot smoke Avo cigars in any public places once this law will put into effect. I guess it is a long story now if I will write about the anti-smoking campaign in Bavaria. More updates in the weekend. It is time for me to relax in the bath tub now. Have a great weekend everyone!

Hohenfels in Bavaria, Germany

Hohenfels is a municipality in the district of Neumarkt in region of Upper Palatinate in the state of Bavaria, Germany. The photo you can see below was taken on top of the ruin castle in Hohenfels. We went walking there last weekend where you can see the beautiful scenery of the whole place. I received sometimes messages from some people especially for those US army personell who will be assigned in US Base in Hohenfels. I guess you have an idea now how Hohenfels looks like. That's the beautiful St. Ullrich Church. Don't miss to go inside once you visit Hohenfels. This church has very nice frescos and paintings made by the famous Asam brothers.

Monday, October 12, 2009

It's Autumn Time in Europe!

Another beautiful time of the year is here. It's Autumn or Fall season now. The changing beauty of nature around Europe is finally visiting us again. There might be people who love this season but some might not be happy because the cold winter season is coming next. Yesterday, dear HB forced me to go walking with him. I really don't want to go because the sky is quite dark and it seems that the rain is coming. You can see the dark sky in my photo here. I'm glad that HB convinced me to go with him. It might not be a quick weight loss effect on my part but it helps. At least, I was able to see the beauty of nature yesterday. This is one season I love because I see colourful and beautiful surroundings. That tower you see in my picture is the tower of the castle ruins in our place. It is named Schlossberg Castle. More updates tomorrow!

Tuesday, May 5, 2009

having Fun During German American Festival in Hohenfels, Germany

Is it your first time to hear about German and American Festival in Germany especially in Hohenfels? If you had a visit in my Travel and Explore Germany site, you might probably have some idea about it. Below is a photo taken last Saturday May 2, 2009 to be exact during the German American Volksfest or Festival. It was another unforgettable and entertaining moment especially that I also spent times with good friends. Fell free to visit my other sites for more pictures..have fun viewing!
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the attractive Ferris Wheel at the German American Festival in Hohenfels, Germany. I took the chance to ride the Ferris Wheel last Saturday...it was fun and exciting! sad to say I felt dizzy after riding it...I will share more pictures next time.

Wednesday, January 21, 2009

Beautiful Hohenfels, Germany

The bird's eye view of Hohenfels during summer time. I went up on the hill where the castle remains of Schlossberg is found as I took this photo last August 2008. That tallest yellow building is the beautiful St. Ullrich Church.

I am featuring Hohenfels in almost all of my sites today. Feel free to visit my other sites to see more photos of this lovely place. I would only say, Hohenfels is where I found my second home and it is truly a beautiful and peaceful twon!!

here is a little info about Hohenfels courtesy of Wikipedia

Hohenfels is a municipality in the district of Neumarkt in Bavaria in Germany. The town is host to the Joint Multinational Readiness Center (formerly the Combat Maneuver Training Center [CMTC]), and the U.S. Army Garrison Hohenfels, an American military base used for training of NATO and U.S. allied nations' armed forces.

the beautiful fresco inside the Church! I really admired how the painters, artists, designers and architects of this Church truly made this building a very unique and beautiful one!! I love most especially its beautiful ceiling!! truly amazing!!

Tuesday, January 20, 2009

I Love Hohenfels

This is entrance of the Church. You can also see above the Organ in the middle. This is where the Choir also stays during the mass. Look at that beautiful ceiling!!..I love it and truly admired the artist who did it. If I am not mistaken, the famous Asam Bros. painted the ceiling of this Church.

Time passes by so quickly. I will be turning 6 years living in this beautiful and small town of Hohenfels here in Germany. I already consider this place my second home and I truly love it. There might not be a lot of shopping escapades here and I find it good for saving money. I need to be frugal this year anyway..hehehe..

This afternoon I met this very nice guy named Ryan in St. Ullrich Church here in Hohenfels. I did not wonder anymore why he is also taking pictures of the Church especially the beautiful fresco on the ceiling. This Church's painting on its ceiling are truly amazing. I salute and give respect to the people who made this Church during the 1700. Truly an amazing great work of art!! Feel free to visit my Travel and Explore Germany site , Euronagel Graffiti site and my other sites as well for more photos and updates.

What else can I say, just like Ryan, "Hohenfels is truly beautiful!!

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