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Füssen

New shop in Füssen opening july 2009
The town's charming location on the edge of the Alps is impressive:
framed in by imposing high mountain peaks and an idyllic lake district,
at an altitude of 800 – 1200 meters above sea level, thus making it
Bavaria's town at the highest elevation, the ideal starting point for
visiting the royal castles of Neuschwanstein and Hohenschwangau only four
kilometers away. As if drawn by an artist’s hand, the Füssen's medieval
town center rises high above the banks of the River Lech. Different
historical epochs meet here in a harmonious ensemble, whose unique flair
is an invitation to go on journeys of discovery into the past or to take
a look around the shops. The Hohes Schloss, the former summer residence
of the prince bishops of Augsburg and one of Swabia’s largest and best
preserved late gothic castle complexes, is Füssen’s landmark, towering
over a maze of narrow lanes. The living quarters once occupied by the
bishops today house a branch gallery of the Bavarian State Collections
of Paintings, which focuses on late gothic and Renaissance works of art
from the Allgäu-Swabian and Franconian region.

New shop locatin in the center of Füssen : Brunnengasse 21

Latest commissioned project - Multiple Views 'arts meets football', Fürth, 2007