Guess where this is?

[az]

You people know more about german culture than the average german.

AZ

[KvHagedorn]

Yes, it's the Bayreuth Festspielhaus. Your turn, Brian.

[KvHagedorn]

Originally posted by az
You people know more about german culture than the average german.

AZ

Thanks.. yeah, it's kinda sad who ranked high on that list of greatest Germans in history. Didn't Nena rank above Frederick the Great?

Importing all those American TV shows are dumbing you folks down.

[az]

I agree on both points (though I do not know much about our culture, too, never was very interested in history or culture, mainly because my father got on my nerves with especially the former big time )

AZ

[Brian Ellis]

OK, here's an easy one. This is a spot I've been to quite a few times.

[spadnos]

Something falls?

- Steve

[Brian Ellis]

Originally posted by spadnos
Something falls?

- Steve

Yes!

I'm surprised that several have not already identified the name, as they are world-famous, if not necessarily by name.

Clue: old rail transport

[Brian Ellis]

Second clue: think of soap up the top of two mountains

[SitFlyer]

I hadn't had a chance to look till now. I didn't need any of your hints

Snoqualmie Falls

[Brian Ellis]

At last! Your turn, SF

For those too dumb for my clues, there is a railroad museum at Snoqualmie, WA, and the soap opera, "Twin Peaks" was filmed there; it showed the waterfall in the titles, hence was seen worldwide.

[lecter]

Just for the record, I would hardly call Twin Peaks a soap opera...

[Brian Ellis]

Originally posted by lecter
Just for the record, I would hardly call Twin Peaks a soap opera...

Try this (amongst many) for a lather

[SitFlyer]

Okay. Here ya go.

[mmp121]

Some old temple in Iran/Iraq/Afghanistan?

[SitFlyer]

It's in one of those countries