Tübingen Punting
Also known as Stocherkahnfahrt, these punting boats on the Neckar River are a classic site of beautiful Tübingen, Germany—a historic college town with an idyllic old town center. The colorful houses, which sit on the remnants of the ancient city wall, make up the Neckarfront as seen from the Eberhard Bridge (Eberhardsbrücke); the most famous—Neckargasse #2—dates from 1584. The collegiate church (Die Stiftskirche) and its tower, prominently peaking above the houses, is a landmark of Tübingen.
Also known as Stocherkahnfahrt, these punting boats on the Neckar River are a classic site of beautiful Tübingen, Germany—a historic college town with an idyllic old town center. The colorful houses, which sit on the remnants of the ancient city wall, make up the Neckarfront as seen from the Eberhard Bridge (Eberhardsbrücke); the most famous—Neckargasse #2—dates from 1584. The collegiate church (Die Stiftskirche) and its tower, prominently peaking above the houses, is a landmark of Tübingen.
Also known as Stocherkahnfahrt, these punting boats on the Neckar River are a classic site of beautiful Tübingen, Germany—a historic college town with an idyllic old town center. The colorful houses, which sit on the remnants of the ancient city wall, make up the Neckarfront as seen from the Eberhard Bridge (Eberhardsbrücke); the most famous—Neckargasse #2—dates from 1584. The collegiate church (Die Stiftskirche) and its tower, prominently peaking above the houses, is a landmark of Tübingen.