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A few days ago i made a Trip over the Weekend to Nice and Monaco. Due to much traffic we arrvied later then planned only on Saturday around noon in setead of the morning so the Trip to Monaco was postponed from Saturday afternoon to Sunday mornining. This meant that i could not go into the Kathedral because there was Mess. I then visited the Grande Appartements at the Palace and walked through the beautiful Town and the Jardins St. Martin. The Flagg waving at one of the Towers of the Palace Memorial for the Silver Jubilee of HSH Prince Albert I. in 1914 Statue of the monk François Grimaldi from left: The Palais de Justice, the Oceanographic Museum, the Cathedral Statue of HSH Prince Albert I. in the Jardins St. Martin

On my Way back home from the Wedding of Prince Karl-Emich zu Leiningen and Countess Isabelle von und zu Egloffstein i made a stop at Wallerstein where the Princely Family of Oettingen-Wallerstein is located. As the Family lives in it it can not be visited.

On Saturday afternoon after having been at Pappenheim for the Wedding of Prince Karl-Emich zu Leiningen and Countess Isabelle von und zu Egloffstein i travelled to Pappenheim where i visted the Residence Castle. The Castle between 1679 and 1687 for the Fürsten zu Oettingen-Spielberg, and it still belongs to the Family. In the 1950's the Castle was opened for the public and there are guided Tours where one can see the Former living rooms of the Family among them the Golden Room, the Red Room and the Golden Hall. In the Festival Hall are Concerts every Summer.

On 07. June 2008 the religious Wedding of Prince Karl-Emich zu Leiningen and Countess Isabelle von und zu Egloffsgtein took place at Pappenheim. The couple had already married civil on 08. Septemberg 2007 at Amorbach. For the groom it is already the third marriage after his first marriage to Princess Margarita zu Hohenlohe-Oehringen, who died in an car-crash in 1989, and his second marriage to Gabriele Thyssen who ended in divorce in 1998. The protestant Service took place at the Klosterkirche at Pappenheim which is in the posession of the brides Family. The Family walked from the Old Castle along a long green carpet to the Church. First in the procession was the groom accompanied by his mother-in-law, Countess Iniga von und zu Egloffstein, followed by the grooms 2 daughters and the siblings of the bride. From the grooms Family nobody was present, aprt from his 2 daughter Short later arrived the bride accompanied by her father, Count Albrecht von und zu Egloffstein. After the 1 hour