1,25 €
Inspired by the iconic The New Yorker magazine this postcard series invites you to embark on a journey across Germany – from Hamburg in the North to Munich in the South – to learn about main landmarks and cultural curiosities that make it so special. Great for collecting, too.
Fun facts for your penpals in the description.
Availability: 10 in stock
Did you know?
The name is quite clear: Aachener Straße leads “directly” to Aachen. This was already the case in Roman times, when it served as a long-distance trade route from Cologne via Aachen to Maastricht. In the Middle Ages it was also called the King’s Road, because the German kings made pilgrimages along the Aachen Road to the remains of the Three Kings in Cologne Cathedral.
| Artist | R. Looij |
|---|---|
| Department | Main Shop |
| Series | The German |
