Wurzburg.

Last weekend Matt and I went to Wurzburg, Germany. A city that is only about 30 minutes away from us, and for some reason we never went besides going to the outskirts to shop at IKEA. Wurzburg has a castle, which was the main reason we went.

We laughed at how small and ridiculous European parking spots can be sometimes. In this particular parking garage, there are 5 floors and each one had only 1-2 parking spots left ...that were this size. Our Honda Accord is huge over here. Parking is not fun- sometimes we aren't laughing about it.

While we were there we also decided to get some lunch. I ordered a Margarita pizza. In America, a Margarita pizza is cheese with tomato slices and spinach on top, right? Here in Germany it's just a plain old cheese pizza. For shame! Also, after declining the english menu, what Matt thought was a baguette sandwich that he ordered for a meal turned out to be toast with garlic on it. Oh, the European adventures.

Wurzburg was really nice! It was really easy to get around and outside in the Aldstadt (Old City) there was a couple of stages set up with some music and vendors selling bratwurst and other German foods.