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![Smit & Palarczyk > [GERMANY.MECKLENBURG 3]
'Schloss and Park Rheinsberg.'
The Rheinsberg castle is situated at Lake Grienerick, in the southern corner of the Mecklenburg lake plateau. This is where Prussian king Friedrich der Große (Frederick the Great) used to live as crown prince. Around 1900 the wealthy Berlin bourgeoisie discovered the baroque village as a health spa. As did writer Kurt Tucholsky, who got so excited about the place he situated his next novel there: "Rheinsberg - ein Bilderbuch für Verliebte" ("Rheinsberg, a picture book for lovers"). It made the town famous, and since the fall of the Berlin Wall pilgrimage to the city started once again, not by health seekers but by lovers!
It was in Rheinsberg that I met this couple, baby in pram, reading each other pages from Tucholsky. I saw Claire and Wolfgang, protagonists from the book, come alive in their eyes. And though they never got each other, they experienced a few happy days in Rheinsberg. Photo Paul Smit.](http://paulsmit.smugmug.com/photos/139247589_qg5Ku-Ti.jpg "Smit & Palarczyk > [GERMANY.MECKLENBURG 3]
'Schloss and Park Rheinsberg.'
The Rheinsberg castle is situated at Lake Grienerick, in the southern corner of the Mecklenburg lake plateau. This is where Prussian king Friedrich der Große (Frederick the Great) used to live as crown prince. Around 1900 the wealthy Berlin bourgeoisie discovered the baroque village as a health spa. As did writer Kurt Tucholsky, who got so excited about the place he situated his next novel there: \"Rheinsberg - ein Bilderbuch für Verliebte\" (\"Rheinsberg, a picture book for lovers\"). It made the town famous, and since the fall of the Berlin Wall pilgrimage to the city started once again, not by health seekers but by lovers!
It was in Rheinsberg that I met this couple, baby in pram, reading each other pages from Tucholsky. I saw Claire and Wolfgang, protagonists from the book, come alive in their eyes. And though they never got each other, they experienced a few happy days in Rheinsberg. Photo Paul Smit.")
![Smit & Palarczyk > [AUSTRIA.NIEDER 03665]
'Winegrowers family Kitzler, a Welcome Ticket B & B.'
Federal state Niederösterreich has developed a great way to travel freely: the Welcome Ticket. With this voucher system, you enjoy freedom and independence in planning your travels. You choose when you want to travel and for how long. You can take any route and stay overnight wherever you please two nights in one place, three in another. Or you can spend your entire holiday with just one host. A voucher costs 20 euros (children 11) and opens the door to 270 B&B's, farms, pensions and hotels, like this B&B of the Kitzlers in Rohrendorf. Halfboard or three star accomodations cost 2 vouchers. Moreover, the voucher accomodations stay open all year round. Photo Paul Smit.](http://paulsmit.smugmug.com/photos/50101084_px84m-Ti.jpg "Smit & Palarczyk > [AUSTRIA.NIEDER 03665]
'Winegrowers family Kitzler, a Welcome Ticket B & B.'
Federal state Niederösterreich has developed a great way to travel freely: the Welcome Ticket. With this voucher system, you enjoy freedom and independence in planning your travels. You choose when you want to travel and for how long. You can take any route and stay overnight wherever you please two nights in one place, three in another. Or you can spend your entire holiday with just one host. A voucher costs 20 euros (children 11) and opens the door to 270 B&B's, farms, pensions and hotels, like this B&B of the Kitzlers in Rohrendorf. Halfboard or three star accomodations cost 2 vouchers. Moreover, the voucher accomodations stay open all year round. Photo Paul Smit.")
![Smit & Palarczyk > [FRANCE.COTEDAZUR 2662]
'Good life in Menton.'
Life can be good in Menton. Photo Paul Smit.](http://paulsmit.smugmug.com/photos/2068669_dZQZf-Ti-1.jpg "Smit & Palarczyk > [FRANCE.COTEDAZUR 2662]
'Good life in Menton.'
Life can be good in Menton. Photo Paul Smit.")
![Smit & Palarczyk > [POLAND.MAZURIA 4904] 'Holiday house.' A holiday house in Iznota at river Krutynia. Photo Paul Smit.](http://paulsmit.smugmug.com/photos/2063712_BKjCn-Ti.jpg "Smit & Palarczyk > [POLAND.MAZURIA 4904] 'Holiday house.' A holiday house in Iznota at river Krutynia. Photo Paul Smit.")
[GERMANY.MECKLENBURG 3]
'Schloss and Park Rheinsberg.'
The Rheinsberg castle is situated at Lake Grienerick, in the southern corner of the Mecklenburg lake plateau. This is where Prussian king Friedrich der Große (Frederick the Great) used to live as crown prince. Around 1900 the wealthy Berlin bourgeoisie discovered the baroque village as a health spa. As did writer Kurt Tucholsky, who got so excited about the place he situated his next novel there: "Rheinsberg - ein Bilderbuch für Verliebte" ("Rheinsberg, a picture book for lovers"). It made the town famous, and since the fall of the Berlin Wall pilgrimage to the city started once again, not by health seekers but by lovers!
It was in Rheinsberg that I met this couple, baby in pram, reading each other pages from Tucholsky. I saw Claire and Wolfgang, protagonists from the book, come alive in their eyes. And though they never got each other, they experienced a few happy days in Rheinsberg. Photo Paul Smit.
'Schloss and Park Rheinsberg.'
The Rheinsberg castle is situated at Lake Grienerick, in the southern corner of the Mecklenburg lake plateau. This is where Prussian king Friedrich der Große (Frederick the Great) used to live as crown prince. Around 1900 the wealthy Berlin bourgeoisie discovered the baroque village as a health spa. As did writer Kurt Tucholsky, who got so excited about the place he situated his next novel there: "Rheinsberg - ein Bilderbuch für Verliebte" ("Rheinsberg, a picture book for lovers"). It made the town famous, and since the fall of the Berlin Wall pilgrimage to the city started once again, not by health seekers but by lovers!
It was in Rheinsberg that I met this couple, baby in pram, reading each other pages from Tucholsky. I saw Claire and Wolfgang, protagonists from the book, come alive in their eyes. And though they never got each other, they experienced a few happy days in Rheinsberg. Photo Paul Smit.
![Smit & Palarczyk > [GERMANY.MECKLENBURG 3]
'Schloss and Park Rheinsberg.'
The Rheinsberg castle is situated at Lake Grienerick, in the southern corner of the Mecklenburg lake plateau. This is where Prussian king Friedrich der Große (Frederick the Great) used to live as crown prince. Around 1900 the wealthy Berlin bourgeoisie discovered the baroque village as a health spa. As did writer Kurt Tucholsky, who got so excited about the place he situated his next novel there: "Rheinsberg - ein Bilderbuch für Verliebte" ("Rheinsberg, a picture book for lovers"). It made the town famous, and since the fall of the Berlin Wall pilgrimage to the city started once again, not by health seekers but by lovers!
It was in Rheinsberg that I met this couple, baby in pram, reading each other pages from Tucholsky. I saw Claire and Wolfgang, protagonists from the book, come alive in their eyes. And though they never got each other, they experienced a few happy days in Rheinsberg. Photo Paul Smit.](http://paulsmit.smugmug.com/photos/139247589_qg5Ku-S.jpg "Smit & Palarczyk > [GERMANY.MECKLENBURG 3]
'Schloss and Park Rheinsberg.'
The Rheinsberg castle is situated at Lake Grienerick, in the southern corner of the Mecklenburg lake plateau. This is where Prussian king Friedrich der Große (Frederick the Great) used to live as crown prince. Around 1900 the wealthy Berlin bourgeoisie discovered the baroque village as a health spa. As did writer Kurt Tucholsky, who got so excited about the place he situated his next novel there: \"Rheinsberg - ein Bilderbuch für Verliebte\" (\"Rheinsberg, a picture book for lovers\"). It made the town famous, and since the fall of the Berlin Wall pilgrimage to the city started once again, not by health seekers but by lovers!
It was in Rheinsberg that I met this couple, baby in pram, reading each other pages from Tucholsky. I saw Claire and Wolfgang, protagonists from the book, come alive in their eyes. And though they never got each other, they experienced a few happy days in Rheinsberg. Photo Paul Smit.")
[GERMANY.MECKLENBURG 3]
'Schloss and Park Rheinsberg.'
The Rheinsberg castle is situated at Lake Grienerick, in the southern corner of the Mecklenburg lake plateau. This is where Prussian king Friedrich der Große (Frederick the Great) used to live as crown prince. Around 1900 the wealthy Berlin bourgeoisie discovered the baroque village as a health spa. As did writer Kurt Tucholsky, who got so excited about the place he situated his next novel there: "Rheinsberg - ein Bilderbuch für Verliebte" ("Rheinsberg, a picture book for lovers"). It made the town famous, and since the fall of the Berlin Wall pilgrimage to the city started once again, not by health seekers but by lovers!
It was in Rheinsberg that I met this couple, baby in pram, reading each other pages from Tucholsky. I saw Claire and Wolfgang, protagonists from the book, come alive in their eyes. And though they never got each other, they experienced a few happy days in Rheinsberg. Photo Paul Smit.
'Schloss and Park Rheinsberg.'
The Rheinsberg castle is situated at Lake Grienerick, in the southern corner of the Mecklenburg lake plateau. This is where Prussian king Friedrich der Große (Frederick the Great) used to live as crown prince. Around 1900 the wealthy Berlin bourgeoisie discovered the baroque village as a health spa. As did writer Kurt Tucholsky, who got so excited about the place he situated his next novel there: "Rheinsberg - ein Bilderbuch für Verliebte" ("Rheinsberg, a picture book for lovers"). It made the town famous, and since the fall of the Berlin Wall pilgrimage to the city started once again, not by health seekers but by lovers!
It was in Rheinsberg that I met this couple, baby in pram, reading each other pages from Tucholsky. I saw Claire and Wolfgang, protagonists from the book, come alive in their eyes. And though they never got each other, they experienced a few happy days in Rheinsberg. Photo Paul Smit.
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