Kleines Bonn-ABC

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Bonn, from 1949 to 1990 the capital of the Federal Republic of Germany and the government seat until 1999, offers a rich array of experiences. The birthplace of Beethoven, the city also boasts connections to notable figures like Ernst Moritz Arndt, Robert Schumann, and August Macke. The former government district of Bad Godesberg, along with numerous museums and the Botanical Garden—home to the largest flower in the world, as recognized by the Guinness World Records—are highlights. Ingrid Retterath provides insights into key attractions, from A for Altes Rathaus to Z for Zur Lindenwirtin Aennchen. Accompanied by evocative photographs from Günter Pump, the book captures the essence of Bonn and evokes fond memories for readers. The table of contents includes landmarks such as the Alter Friedhof, Beethoven-Haus, Bundeskunsthalle, and the impressive Poppelsdorfer Schloss. Other notable sites include the Haus der Geschichte, the UN-Campus, and the scenic Rheinsteig. This comprehensive guide not only showcases Bonn's historical and cultural significance but also invites exploration of its vibrant streets and picturesque landscapes.