Here I am in Ravensburg and Weissenau Abbey

Ravensburg is the pearl of Upper Swabia. The town's 50,000 inhabitants know this better than anyone, and their love of their homeland knows no bounds. This is due to its history as a former free imperial city and its proud, sometimes contentious citizens. And, of course, the beauty of the medieval old town, which escaped both the air raids of the Second World War and the destruction mania of the 1970s, when historic buildings elsewhere had to make way for a car-friendly city centre. Today, Ravensburg is the economic and cultural centre of Upper Swabia. People shop here, go to the countless pubs and restaurants and enjoy a thriving cultural life with museums as well as alternative theatre and live music. And all in a very small area, in fact everything in Ravensburg can be reached on foot. The travel guide concentrates on the important sights and provides background information to help you understand them, city map sketches help with orientation and illustrations and graphic representations of the main attractions support a deeper understanding.