AS NEW COMMUNITY ACTION AGENCY SERVING THE CITY OF NEWBURGH. Thursday, November 20, 2014 â The New York Department of State today announced the designation of Regional Economic Community Action Program (RECAP), Inc. as the Community Action Agency dedicated to serving the City of Newburgh.
Castles in Germany range from fortresses in the Alps to citadels along the river Rhine. The styles vary, from Baroque to Renaissance. The ones you see in Bavaria will not look like those by the Rhine, but that's what makes touring these castles so interesting; no two are exactly alike. Some of the most famous castles in Germany are those built by King Ludwig II. This Bavarian King had an ambitious imagination and his desires are readily seen in his castles. Near the town of Eisenach, you'll find one of Germany's oldest castles: Wartburg. Founded in 1067 AD, the legend of its creation says that a German Duke was captivated by the view of the Alps and decided to build a castle at that very spot. Wartburg has many interesting facts about castles in Germany.
Fussen, the highest town in Bavaria, is the closest town with a railway station to the tourist must-see castles of Neuschwanstein and Hohenschwangau. You can get a bus to the castles. Fussen is but three miles from the Austrian border, and an interesting place to spend a night.