Mariensaule, which means Saint Mary's Column. 
Neues Rathaus, which means Munich Town Hall. It was built between 1867 and 1909. It has a 279 foot tower.
He is real, not a statue.
A man was painting this on the sidewalk.
Can you believe I am shaving Jon's head? 
Not quite finished but this is where the razor stopped working.
A few days later with the new razor.
This building is called the Rathaus or the Townhall. 
This is down one of the streets. We liked the way it looked.
This is also a side street. Look how norrow it is. 
This is the river in our town.
The entrance to the church. 
They started building the church in 1389 and finished in 1500.
The Cathedral of St Martin is about 430 feet tall.
This is the highest brick steeple in the world.
We went to the Chocolate Cafe for coffee.
This is called a GroB Kaffee which means large coffee. ( The B makes a "ss" sound)
I didn't really know how big it was going to be until I got it.
It was almost as big as a bowl of soup.
This pretty building downtown is called the Alte Post. The painting is so detailed. The people painted on the building are the most important princes of the Wittelsbacher. During the 16th century this building was used as a place to meet for the local governement. A few centuries later this building became the post office and so it is still named "Alte Post" today. 
Part of the street downtown.
The main part of downtown at night.
Altstadt is normally the german expression for the old centre of any town, but in Landshut it is the name of the main street. Isn't it so pretty and almost fake looking. The buildings are so colorful.
Inside the tent at a festival in our town.
Jon with his big beer.
I know, can you believe I am drinking beer?
The glass is so big and heavy I have to use both hands to hold it and drink it.
We are above the yellow
The road to our place
Niedermair Street (Main road by us)
The grocery store below us
