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  • Ingolstadt: Zum Daniel brewery, the only place of Ingolstadt which looks to the Mary Shelley descriptions. The English novelist started the science fiction genre, and elevated Ingolstadt to a city known worldwide when she wrote Frankenstein novel. Today Ingolstadt is a industrial city but crowds of tourists arrive seeking to retrace the haunted footsteps of Shelley?s monster and ghosts like him, on Dr. Frankenstein?s Mystery Tour. Ingolstadt resident Michael Klarner plays the blood-covered Dr. Frankenstein, leading his guests by lantern light through the darks alleys of Ingolstadt.
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  • Ingolstadt. English novelist Mary Shelley started the science fiction genre, and elevated Ingolstadt to a city known worldwide when she wrote Frankenstein novel. Today Ingolstadt is a industrial city but crowds of tourists arrive seeking to retrace the haunted footsteps of Shelley?s monster and ghosts like him, on Dr. Frankenstein?s Mystery Tour. Ingolstadt resident Michael Klarner plays the blood-covered Dr. Frankenstein, leading his guests by lantern light through the darks alleys of Ingolstadt.
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  • Ingolstadt. English novelist Mary Shelley started the science fiction genre, and elevated Ingolstadt to a city known worldwide when she wrote Frankenstein novel. Today Ingolstadt is a industrial city but crowds of tourists arrive seeking to retrace the haunted footsteps of Shelley?s monster and ghosts like him, on Dr. Frankenstein?s Mystery Tour. Ingolstadt resident Michael Klarner plays the blood-covered Dr. Frankenstein, leading his guests by lantern light through the darks alleys of Ingolstadt.
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  • Ingolstadt. English novelist Mary Shelley started the science fiction genre, and elevated Ingolstadt to a city known worldwide when she wrote Frankenstein novel. Today Ingolstadt is a industrial city but crowds of tourists arrive seeking to retrace the haunted footsteps of Shelley?s monster and ghosts like him, on Dr. Frankenstein?s Mystery Tour. Ingolstadt resident Michael Klarner plays the blood-covered Dr. Frankenstein, leading his guests by lantern light through the darks alleys of Ingolstadt.
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  • Ingolstadt. English novelist Mary Shelley started the science fiction genre, and elevated Ingolstadt to a city known worldwide when she wrote Frankenstein novel. Today Ingolstadt is a industrial city but crowds of tourists arrive seeking to retrace the haunted footsteps of Shelley?s monster and ghosts like him, on Dr. Frankenstein?s Mystery Tour. Ingolstadt resident Michael Klarner plays the blood-covered Dr. Frankenstein, leading his guests by lantern light through the darks alleys of Ingolstadt.
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  • Ingolstadt. English novelist Mary Shelley started the science fiction genre, and elevated Ingolstadt to a city known worldwide when she wrote Frankenstein novel. Today Ingolstadt is a industrial city but crowds of tourists arrive seeking to retrace the haunted footsteps of Shelley?s monster and ghosts like him, on Dr. Frankenstein?s Mystery Tour. Ingolstadt resident Michael Klarner plays the blood-covered Dr. Frankenstein, leading his guests by lantern light through the darks alleys of Ingolstadt.
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  • Ingolstadt. English novelist Mary Shelley started the science fiction genre, and elevated Ingolstadt to a city known worldwide when she wrote Frankenstein novel. Today Ingolstadt is a industrial city but crowds of tourists arrive seeking to retrace the haunted footsteps of Shelley?s monster and ghosts like him, on Dr. Frankenstein?s Mystery Tour. Ingolstadt resident Michael Klarner plays the blood-covered Dr. Frankenstein, leading his guests by lantern light through the darks alleys of Ingolstadt.
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  • Ingolstadt. English novelist Mary Shelley started the science fiction genre, and elevated Ingolstadt to a city known worldwide when she wrote Frankenstein novel. Today Ingolstadt is a industrial city but crowds of tourists arrive seeking to retrace the haunted footsteps of Shelley?s monster and ghosts like him, on Dr. Frankenstein?s Mystery Tour. Ingolstadt resident Michael Klarner plays the blood-covered Dr. Frankenstein, leading his guests by lantern light through the darks alleys of Ingolstadt.
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  • Ingolstadt. English novelist Mary Shelley started the science fiction genre, and elevated Ingolstadt to a city known worldwide when she wrote Frankenstein novel. Today Ingolstadt is a industrial city but crowds of tourists arrive seeking to retrace the haunted footsteps of Shelley?s monster and ghosts like him, on Dr. Frankenstein?s Mystery Tour. Ingolstadt resident Michael Klarner plays the blood-covered Dr. Frankenstein, leading his guests by lantern light through the darks alleys of Ingolstadt.
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  • Ingolstadt. English novelist Mary Shelley started the science fiction genre, and elevated Ingolstadt to a city known worldwide when she wrote Frankenstein novel. Today Ingolstadt is a industrial city but crowds of tourists arrive seeking to retrace the haunted footsteps of Shelley?s monster and ghosts like him, on Dr. Frankenstein?s Mystery Tour. Ingolstadt resident Michael Klarner plays the blood-covered Dr. Frankenstein, leading his guests by lantern light through the darks alleys of Ingolstadt.
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  • Ingolstadt. English novelist Mary Shelley started the science fiction genre, and elevated Ingolstadt to a city known worldwide when she wrote Frankenstein novel. Today Ingolstadt is a industrial city but crowds of tourists arrive seeking to retrace the haunted footsteps of Shelley?s monster and ghosts like him, on Dr. Frankenstein?s Mystery Tour. Ingolstadt resident Michael Klarner plays the blood-covered Dr. Frankenstein, leading his guests by lantern light through the darks alleys of Ingolstadt.
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  • Ingolstadt, the old Asamkirche Maria de Victoria church built by the Jesuits. The famous fresco painted on the ceiling is a fascinating illusion painting, but the church establishes Jesuit roots lending some credence to the Bavarian Illuminati connections. Mary Shelley probably choose Ingolstadt because of this Enlightenment secret society started by a Jesuit professor at Ingolstadt University in 1776. It was a secret society formed within the existing secret society of the Free Masons. While numerous legends about the Illuminati abound, little is known about members, activities or plans from the late 1770s group.
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  • Ingolstadt, the Deutsches Medizinhistorisches Museum (the German Museum of the History of Medicine) was once the anatomical institute of the former Ingolstadt University. The university was moved in 1800 but the academic connection to Ingolstadt may have been made by Shelley in 1816 when she penned her novel.
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  • Ingolstadt, the old Asamkirche Maria de Victoria church built by the Jesuits. The famous fresco painted on the ceiling is a fascinating illusion painting, but the church establishes Jesuit roots lending some credence to the Bavarian Illuminati connections. Mary Shelley probably choose Ingolstadt because of this Enlightenment secret society started by a Jesuit professor at Ingolstadt University in 1776. It was a secret society formed within the existing secret society of the Free Masons. While numerous legends about the Illuminati abound, little is known about members, activities or plans from the late 1770s group.
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  • Ingolstadt, the Deutsches Medizinhistorisches Museum (the German Museum of the History of Medicine) was once the anatomical institute of the former Ingolstadt University. The university was moved in 1800 but the academic connection to Ingolstadt may have been made by Shelley in 1816 when she penned her novel.
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  • Ingolstadt, the old Asamkirche Maria de Victoria church built by the Jesuits. The famous fresco painted on the ceiling is a fascinating illusion painting, but the church establishes Jesuit roots lending some credence to the Bavarian Illuminati connections. Mary Shelley probably choose Ingolstadt because of this Enlightenment secret society started by a Jesuit professor at Ingolstadt University in 1776. It was a secret society formed within the existing secret society of the Free Masons. While numerous legends about the Illuminati abound, little is known about members, activities or plans from the late 1770s group.
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  • Ingolstadt, the Deutsches Medizinhistorisches Museum (the German Museum of the History of Medicine) was once the anatomical institute of the former Ingolstadt University. The university was moved in 1800 but the academic connection to Ingolstadt may have been made by Shelley in 1816 when she penned her novel.
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  • Ingolstadt, the Deutsches Medizinhistorisches Museum (the German Museum of the History of Medicine) was once the anatomical institute of the former Ingolstadt University. The university was moved in 1800 but the academic connection to Ingolstadt may have been made by Shelley in 1816 when she penned her novel.
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  • Ingolstadt, the Deutsches Medizinhistorisches Museum (the German Museum of the History of Medicine) was once the anatomical institute of the former Ingolstadt University. The university was moved in 1800 but the academic connection to Ingolstadt may have been made by Shelley in 1816 when she penned her novel.
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  • Ingolstadt, the Deutsches Medizinhistorisches Museum (the German Museum of the History of Medicine) was once the anatomical institute of the former Ingolstadt University. The university was moved in 1800 but the academic connection to Ingolstadt may have been made by Shelley in 1816 when she penned her novel.
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  • Ingolstadt, the old Asamkirche Maria de Victoria church built by the Jesuits. The famous fresco painted on the ceiling is a fascinating illusion painting, but the church establishes Jesuit roots lending some credence to the Bavarian Illuminati connections. Mary Shelley probably choose Ingolstadt because of this Enlightenment secret society started by a Jesuit professor at Ingolstadt University in 1776. It was a secret society formed within the existing secret society of the Free Masons. While numerous legends about the Illuminati abound, little is known about members, activities or plans from the late 1770s group.
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  • Ingolstadt, the old Asamkirche Maria de Victoria church built by the Jesuits. The famous fresco painted on the ceiling is a fascinating illusion painting, but the church establishes Jesuit roots lending some credence to the Bavarian Illuminati connections. Mary Shelley probably choose Ingolstadt because of this Enlightenment secret society started by a Jesuit professor at Ingolstadt University in 1776. It was a secret society formed within the existing secret society of the Free Masons. While numerous legends about the Illuminati abound, little is known about members, activities or plans from the late 1770s group.
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  • Ingolstadt, New Castle. Ingolstadt is a bustling city, with a historical centre of medieval cobblestone roads lined with trendy shops and cafes.
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  • Ingolstadt, New Castle. Ingolstadt is a bustling city, with a historical centre of medieval cobblestone roads lined with trendy shops and cafes.
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  • Ingolstadt, New Castle. Ingolstadt is a bustling city, with a historical centre of medieval cobblestone roads lined with trendy shops and cafes.
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  • Ingolstadt, New Castle. Ingolstadt is a bustling city, with a historical centre of medieval cobblestone roads lined with trendy shops and cafes.
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  • Ingolstadt is a bustling city, with a historical centre of medieval cobblestone roads lined with trendy shops and cafes.
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  • Ingolstadt is a bustling city, with a historical centre of medieval cobblestone roads lined with trendy shops and cafes.
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  • Ingolstadt is a bustling city, with a historical centre of medieval cobblestone roads lined with trendy shops and cafes.
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  • Ingolstadt is a bustling city, with a historical centre of medieval cobblestone roads lined with trendy shops and cafes.
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  • Ingolstadt is a bustling city, with a historical centre of medieval cobblestone roads lined with trendy shops and cafes.
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  • Ingolstadt is a bustling city, with a historical centre of medieval cobblestone roads lined with trendy shops and cafes.
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  • Ingolstadt is a bustling city, with a historical centre of medieval cobblestone roads lined with trendy shops and cafes.
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  • Ingolstadt is a bustling city, with a historical centre of medieval cobblestone roads lined with trendy shops and cafes.
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  • Ingolstadt is a bustling city, with a historical centre of medieval cobblestone roads lined with trendy shops and cafes. In the back the whistle-tower, once the city´s watch tower.
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  • Ingolstadt is a bustling city, with a historical centre of medieval cobblestone roads lined with trendy shops and cafes.
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  • Ingolstadt is a bustling city, with a historical centre of medieval cobblestone roads lined with trendy shops and cafes.
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  • Ingolstadt is a bustling city, with a historical centre of medieval cobblestone roads lined with trendy shops and cafes.
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  • Ingolstadt is a bustling city, with a historical centre of medieval cobblestone roads lined with trendy shops and cafes.
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  • Ingolstadt is a bustling city, with a historical centre of medieval cobblestone roads lined with trendy shops and cafes.
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  • Ingolstadt is a bustling city, with a historical centre of medieval cobblestone roads lined with trendy shops and cafes.
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  • Ingolstadt is a bustling city, with a historical centre of medieval cobblestone roads lined with trendy shops and cafes.
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  • the Herzogskasten, the medieval castle complex, became a ducal residence, because from 1392-1447 the city was the capital of the Duchy of Bavaria-Ingolstadt.
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  • The Hohe Schule (Pfründnerhaus), a impressive structure from the time of Ludwig the Bearded. In 1472 the duke Ludwig the Rich founded the first Bavarian state university here, among the most important universities in the German-speaking world.
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  • Kreuztor, the most beautiful of the preserved gateways of the old town. Four small corner towers embellish the brick-red  tower from the late 14th century.
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  • The Hohe Schule (Pfründnerhaus), a impressive structure from the time of Ludwig the Bearded. In 1472 the duke Ludwig the Rich founded the first Bavarian state university here, among the most important universities in the German-speaking world.
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  • The Hohe Schule (Pfründnerhaus), a impressive structure from the time of Ludwig the Bearded. In 1472 the duke Ludwig the Rich founded the first Bavarian state university here, among the most important universities in the German-speaking world.
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  • Kreuztor, the most beautiful of the preserved gateways of the old town. Four small corner towers embellish the brick-red  tower from the late 14th century. In the back the gothic cathedral.
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