Dinkelsbühl as it exists today is 400 years old, but its history can be traced back over 800 years.
The skyline of the town is made up of tightly packed, steep-roofed semi-timbered houses, lush greenery, and the Gothic Minster of St George, one of the most beautiful churches in the country.
These isolated abodes are the epitome of seclusion, offering a glimpse into lives of quiet contemplation and immersion in nature's grandeur. Join us as we journey to some of the world's most remote and isolated houses, where solitude becomes a way of life.