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#2024Travel Review Car fans must not miss the #BMWMuseum in Munich! It’s a paradise for car lovers! Although there is no BMW, since we are all in Munich, we should at least open our eyes. The BMW Museum is located in the BMW headquarters building. It is shaped like a bearing cylinder for automobile machinery. The large BMW logo on the roof can be seen from a long distance. It is really exciting! Tickets for the tour are €12. The museum displays BMW's development history, technology and future vision. But the most attractive thing is of course the various BMW cars! Whether it's an antique car, a sports car, a futuristic car or a motorcycle, they are all super cool. In addition to displaying models, BMW's engine technology is also top-notch. It even produces aircraft engines! The multimedia area is also very interesting. In addition to in-depth and brief video introductions, there are also interactive experiences and historical BMW advertising clips, which are super interesting. It’s well worth taking the time to visit, especially if you’re a car fan, you’re guaranteed to not want to leave! #GermanyTravel #MunichTravel #BMWMuseum

#2024Travel Review Due to my connecting flight in Europe, I unexpectedly came across #Munich, a large city in southern Germany. In addition to walking around the beautiful streets and churches, I also made a special trip to visit the largest city palace in Germany, which was also the palace of the former Bavarian monarch. #Munich PalaceMunich Residenz. Tickets for the Munich Royal Palace are divided into three major areas: the Royal Palace €10, the Treasure Hall €10, and the Cuvilliers Theater €5. You can also buy a three-in-one ticket package for €20. Although the tickets are not cheap, Buddha is kind enough to provide free audio guides including Chinese. The biggest feature of the Munich Palace architecture is the use of a large amount of Rococo style, which is between Baroque and neoclassical ideas. It combines asymmetry, curves, sculptures and visual trapping techniques to create a sense of style in static objects. Dynamic feeling, as if you are in the scene. The palace is grand in scale. The building complex includes ten courtyards and museums, with 130 exhibition rooms. It will take at least 1.5-2 hours just to look around. The palace has a dazzling collection of royal artefacts, and is said to have the most luxurious interior design in Europe, which is quite eye-catching. Although the Munich Palace is not well-known, but because I did not expect too much, I was amazed every time when I visited it. Its magnificence and luxury are really not inferior at all! It's worth making a special trip here. #GermanyTravel #MunichTravel #Bavaria

#Water Activities Who says you have to go to the beach to take a shower, you can actually do it in the city center. You can surf in Munich Park?! There is a river in the park, which is a bit turbulent. The locals like to surf there🏄. Playing there is a very good experience. ##100 Ways to Travel ##GermanyTravel##Munich##UKPark##Go surfing together

#castle Neuschwanstein Castle is revered for being the prototype of Disney’s Sleeping Princess castle, and basically everyone is rushing for it. But I would say that Old Swan Castle is more understated and more content than New Swan Castle, its simpler appearance. But the design of the inner rooms is full of thought, the 14 rooms inside are fairytale style, when many romantic style designers participated in the construction. I would say looking on the outside to see the New Swan Castle, looking on the inside to go to the Old Swan Castle. #100 Ways to Travel #Old Swan Castle #Romantic Design #Fairytale Inside #Castle #Germany Travel #Europe Travel

Visiting King's Lake is not just about boating; you can also go hiking. Especially in the Upper Lake area, you must hike a bit to see even more beautiful scenery. If you want to see waterfalls, you will need to walk up and down to find them. The forest and vegetation are sights that city dwellers rarely see, so if you have the chance, you should definitely take a walk and enjoy the different natural landscapes.

King's Lake is not just a lake; it also has a waterfall. You can see it from a distance by taking an electric boat, and after walking for an hour in the upper lake area, you will see another waterfall. Some people say it's not worth going up because the waterfall is small and not very spectacular. But I think it's hidden in the mountains and forests, with sunlight streaming through the trees, making it a perfect spot for photos. However, if you arrive at the upper lake area after 11 AM, it's not recommended to go (the round trip to the waterfall takes more than an hour).

Germany's Most Beautiful Lake - Königssee Königssee is located near the border town of Berchtesgaden, between Germany and Austria. To visit Königssee, you can start from Salzburg or Munich. The lake's location is unique, as it is completely surrounded by the Alps, offering breathtaking scenery. Blue skies, alpine meadows, and green waters create a paradise-like setting. The boats on Königssee are all electric to protect the environment. Nature lovers should not miss this spot.

The German city of Würzburg has a small population, with only about 13,000 people living in the city. The low population density makes it comfortable to walk. Moreover, this is a university city, and the residents are generally younger. 👦👧 The buildings are very short, and there is also a unique church💒, as well as beautiful riverside scenery. It is comfortable and pleasant, and is a popular place for taking photos📷 and enjoying the scenery. #GermanyTravel #OverseasTravel

Restaurant: Hotel Eisenhut Cafe Restaurant Address: Herrngasse 3-5/7, Rothenburg 91541, Germany 🇩🇪 Stay in this castle-style hotel🏨 in Germany and enjoy a buffet breakfast. There is no shortage of food types, including meatballs, cheese, smoked salmon, ham, sausage, scrambled eggs, bread🥯 and fruits🥭, etc. The most special thing here is the meatballs, which are very delicious. The smoked salmon is deliciously salty. It's quite a surprise to be able to eat these foods for breakfast. Environment: Designed like an ancient castle, it is an unforgettable experience. Service: The clerks are full of smiles😊. # germanytravel #overseastravel

I believe you will have heard the stories of Disney princesses when you were young The princess castle I saw was really beautiful I wonder if you know that Disney gets its inspiration from New Swan Castle💡 📌New Swan Castle Both of the above castles were built by King Ludwig II To New Swan Castle I really recommend you to go with the tour!!️ Because the transportation will be very expensive and complicated if you go on your own Local tours can go for cheaper prices You can even visit multiple castles and nearby towns At the same time do not have to bother looking for traffic🤭 Listening to the tour guide will help you understand the story behind it It makes me fall in love with this castle even more😌 The tour group can choose to buy tickets to visit both castles You can even go in without one Remind everyone to enter is!!️No photography allowed!!️ 🏰Lindhof Castle It is the only intact castle built in the king There are French, Italian and English style gardens... But because I was covered in snow I couldn't get in 🤣 Meanwhile I did not pay to visit 🏰New Swan Castle There is also the old Swan Castle nearby built by Vichy II's father However, I did not visit due to time constraints The king was fond of fairy tales since he was a child Then after several wars lost and ostracized by others The king became increasingly introverted not wanting to face outsiders and began planning to build different castles But because too much money was spent on building the castle the residents protested Being pulled off the stage by others 🤣🤭 In the end the king lived in Neuschwanstein Castle for less than a year I died for some reason while walking with the doctor🥲 The design inside is very thoughtful and stylish It's worth paying to visit 😝 A tour guide/audio guide is a must when visiting So you can learn more about its history when you enter There is also a bridge over New Swan Castle You can take pictures of the beauty of New Swan Castle🥹 from a high place But... because of bad weather + there is snow not open 😭 I believe you can go up and take pictures in spring📷 To get up to New Swan Castle requires physical strength up the mountain It's all ramps🙈 If you pay for the horse-drawn carriage, you can walk for a while (cash only). However, there is still some way to go after getting off the bus💩 It is recommended that you walk up after lunch to strengthen your strength🙈 #munich #munich #munchen #newswanburg #germany #germanytravel #newswanburger #germany #fairytaleworld #fairytale castle #germany #travel in Germany

Most friends who travel to Munich for the first time will go to the BMW headquarters and the BMW Museum for a pilgrimage. The center displays the latest models of cars and motorcycles of the group's main brands: Mini, BMW and Rolls-Royce. Car enthusiasts will definitely enjoy it and stay there for half a day. #travel #bmw #GermanyTravel #munich #germany #munich #car #EuropeanTravel #travel #Germany #OverseasTravel #ChristmasGoodDestinations2022 #europe #Europe #bmwmuseummunich #lifestyle #wintertravel

🚉 Transportation guide It only takes 20 minutes to take the Straßenbahn from the center of Essen to the museum campus, and the buses are very frequent, so it is very convenient. 📷Local attractions It turns out that this museum campus is one of the world cultural heritage sites! This park is called UNESCO-Welterbe Zollverein Translated into Chinese as "Ruhr Area Customs Union Coal Mine Industrial Building Complex" It contains several museums 📍Ruhr Museum 📍Red Dot Museum 📍Folkwang Museum ✨ Ruhr Museum This exhibition hall is unique in that it is located in an old coal mine building that has been revitalized and converted. This interesting industrial building was formerly a coal washing plant. The most impressive thing is seeing huge industrial machines with your own eyes, as well as hearing and smelling experiences, making visitors feel like they have returned to the industrial era. ✨ Red Dot Museum I have heard about "Thank you for the products winning the Red Dot Design Award" before, and now I have the opportunity to see these products in Essen. The Red Dot Museum displays around 2,000 outstandingly designed and innovative objects and products from 45 different countries, ranging from everyday applications to special exhibits 🍴 Catering and restaurants Unfortunately, the restaurant was closed when I visited. There seemed to be a bar-like restaurant that served burgers. 🛍️ Shopping Guide The first building you reach straight from the entrance has various souvenirs: postcards, tote bags, magnets, etc. I haven’t seen souvenirs available for purchase in other museums. 🗒️ Postscript While taking the train, a local old man heard that we wanted to visit here. He was very happy and said that many Germans don’t know how great this park is and have never even been to the city of Essen. # germany # germany travel # museum # go to the museum to explore # essen # culture # world cultural heritage

Bremen is the capital of the smallest of Germany's sixteen federal states. It is the second largest port city and the fifth largest industrial city in Germany. Bremen is the second largest city in northern Germany after Hamburg and a major cultural and economic center. The city has dozens of historical galleries and museums, ranging from historical sculptures to major art museums such as the Bremen Overseas Museum, Bremen Town Hall and the Roland Statue, which are listed as World Cultural Heritage. Bremen is famous for the fairy tale "The City Musicians of Bremen" by the Brothers Grimm, and there is a statue in front of the city hall (picture 3). The last picture is of the Dötterling City Hotel Bremen where I stayed at that time. #OVERSEAS TRAVEL #GERMANY #GERMANY TRAVEL # ancient city #World Heritage #World Cultural Heritage #statue #deutschland #bremen #dorint City Hotel Bremen #cost-effective hotel

The world cultural heritage Goslar is located in the Harz Mountains in Lower Saxony, Germany. It has a population of about 50,000, 47 churches and monasteries, and hundreds of years old half-timbered houses are everywhere. It was known as the "Rome of the North" in ancient times and is now called the "Witch City". May 1st is regarded as the beginning of summer, and Walpurgis Night on April 30th is the day when witches gather according to the legend of the Harz Mountains. Since the end of the 19th century, Witches Festival parades have been organized on this evening. Local residents and tourists dress up in costumes of witches, liars, musicians, dragons, unicorns, werewolves and other characters, wear witch masks, ride on brooms into the streets from all directions of the town to welcome the arrival of the witches together, and then march to the desolate Brocken Mountain. After nightfall, the witch dance begins, fireworks are lit at midnight, and the witches set out on their journey home. They flew away roaring, leaving Mount Harz to the May Goddess. According to tradition, to combat witchcraft, crosses and firewood were tied to doors, whips were cracked, and church bells were rung. #GermanyTravel #Germany #WorldHeritage #WorldHeritageCulturalRelics #AncientTown #EuropeTravel #ExploreEuropeanTown #deutschland #saxonyAnhalt #goslar

Wernigerode is a town with a population of over 30,000 on the northern slope of the Harz Mountains in Saxony-Anhalt, Germany. The town is about 250 meters above sea level, 9.5 kilometers long from east to west and 6 kilometers from north to south. The highest point is the Brocken Peak, the highest peak in northern Germany and the Harz Mountains, with an altitude of 1,141 meters. Although the Harz Mountains are lower than the Alps, their microclimate is similar to that of mountains at 2,000 meters above sea level. The peak is covered with snow from September to May and is surrounded by fog for more than 300 days a year, making it an ideal destination for winter travel. The Brocken often appears in legends and is associated with witches and the devil. The great German writer Goethe introduced these stories into his tragedy "Faust" published in 1808. It took 58 years from the beginning to the completion of this work. #OverseasTravel#Germany#GermanyTravel#EuropeanTown#EuropeanTownExplore#Castle#Mountain#deutschland#saxonyAnhalt

Ulm is a city in the German state of Baden-Württemberg, located on the Danube River bordering Bavaria. The city has a population of over 126,000. Founded around 850, Ulm is a former free imperial city rich in history and tradition. The neighboring town of Neu-Ulm in Bavaria was part of Ulm until 1810. Today, Ulm is an economic center due to its diverse industries and is home to the University of Ulm. Internationally, the city is primarily known for being home to the world's tallest church, the 161.53-meter-high Ulm Minster, and as the birthplace of Albert Einstein. If you like history, this is definitely a city worth visiting. The oldest traceable settlement in the Ulm area dates back to the Early Neolithic period, around 5000 BC. The world's tallest church was funded by local residents rather than the church when it was built in 1377. It was completed on May 31, 1890, which took 513 years to complete. As far as I know, it is the second tallest church in the world after Cologne Cathedral in terms of construction duration. The height of Cologne Cathedral is lower than that of Ulm Cathedral and it ranks second in the world's church height ranking. #GermanyTravel #GreenTourism #OverseasTourism #BlueDanube #deutschland #ulm #badenWürttemberg

Aachen Cathedral is one of the oldest cathedrals in Europe. It was built by Charlemagne of the Frankish Kingdom. After about 20 years of construction, its architecture and worship ceremonies were completed around 803. Charlemagne was buried here in 814. Its importance is based on more than 1,200 years of history as the burial place of Charlemagne, the coronation of 31 German kings and 12 queens from 936 to 1531 in the Palatine Chapel (part of Aachen Cathedral), and the pilgrimage church that attracts believers from all over the world every seven years. Aachen Cathedral has been the mother church of the Diocese of Aachen since 1930. In 1978, Aachen Cathedral was listed as a World Cultural Heritage Site for its outstanding artistry, architecture, and important role in the history of the Holy Roman Empire. For me, the trip to Aachen was very regrettable because I drove there from the Netherlands, but the church was closed that day. Even though I took a few photos of the exterior, it was cloudy and the light was too poor. Two hours after I left the church, the sky in Aachen cleared up. Also because of Aachen's geographical location, although I have been to Germany dozens of times since then, I have never been there again. I will definitely go there again in the future and see the miserable scene there. Aachen Cathedral is surrounded by buildings, and it is almost impossible to take satisfactory photos of the exterior for photography purposes. If there are no restrictions in local laws, then drone photography is the best choice. #GermanyTravel #GreenTourism #OverseasTourism #WorldHeritage #WorldHeritageCulturalRelics #deutschland #aachen

Bavaria is located in the southeast of Germany. It is one of the sixteen administrative states of Germany and the second largest economy in Germany. With an area of ​​70,550.19 square kilometers, Bavaria is the largest state in Germany and accounts for approximately one-fifth of Germany's total land area. With over 13 million inhabitants, it is second only to North Rhine-Westphalia and has a population density below the German average. The major cities in Bavaria include Munich, the capital and the third largest city in Germany, Nuremberg and Augsburg. The well-known Princess Sissi was born into the Bavarian royal family and later became the queen of Austrian Emperor Franz Joseph I. Bavaria's history includes initial settlement by Celtic tribes during the Iron Age, followed by conquest by the Roman Empire in the 1st century BC, when the territory was incorporated into the provinces of Rhaetian and Noricum. With the collapse of the Western Roman Empire, it became the Duchy of Bavaria in the 6th century AD. It was later incorporated into the Holy Roman Empire, became an independent kingdom after 1806, joined the Prussian-led German Empire in 1871 while retaining its title of kingdom, and was incorporated into the newly established Federal Republic of Germany, abbreviated as West Germany, in 1949. Bavaria has a unique culture, largely due to the state's Catholic and conservative traditions. Bavarians have traditionally been proud of their culture, which includes language, cuisine, architecture, festivals like Oktoberfest, and elements of Alpine symbolism. #GreenTourism #GermanyTravel #Bavaria #Neuschwanstein Castle #Munich, Germany #SeeTheEarthInAnInstant #OverseasTravel #Alps #GermanyTravel #GermanPorkKnuckle #deutschland #bavaria

Passau is a city in Lower Bavaria, Germany with a long history of more than 2,000 years. It is also known as the "City of Three Rivers" because the Inn River from the south and the Ilz River and Danube River from the north meet here. Now this city is one of the ports of call for Danube cruises. In this city, I have tasted my favorite food among the more than 100 cities I have visited in Germany. It is also one of the most beautiful cities in Germany in my mind. Passau has a population of approximately 50,000 people, of whom approximately 12,000 are students at the University of Passau, which is well known in Germany for its economics, law, theology, computer science, and cultural research institutes. Many of the Boyi tribes were driven northwards over the Alps from northern Italy by the Romans in the 2nd century BC. They established a new capital, which the Romans from Gaul called Boiodurum, which is now the center of Passau on the south bank of the Inn River where three rivers meet. In the second half of the 5th century, the Christian saint Saint Severinus of Noricum established a monastery here, but it was often attacked by the Alemanni. In 739, the English Benedictine Archbishop St. Boniface founded the Diocese of Passau, which for many years was the largest diocese in the Holy Roman Empire, covering southern Bavaria and most of what is now Upper and Lower Austria. During the Renaissance and the Early Modern period, Passau was one of the most prolific sword and blade manufacturing centers in Germany, second only to Solingen. Passau blacksmiths engraved the Passau Wolf on their blades, usually a rather simplified rendering of the wolf on the city coat of arms. Superstitious warriors believed that the Passau Wolf granted the wielder of the sword invulnerability, so the Passau sword acquired great honor. Passau was secularized in 1803 and divided between the Electorates of Bavaria and Salzburg. The part that belonged to Salzburg became part of Bavaria in 1805. From 1892 to 1894, Adolf Hitler and his family lived in Passau. City archives mention that Hitler gave speeches in Passau four times in the 1920s. In addition, SS chief Heinrich Himmler spent some time there. #GreenTourism #GermanyTravel #EuropeTravel #ExploreEuropeanSmallTowns #BlueDanube #OverseasTravel #WhiteChurch #deutschland #bavaria #passau

King's Lake is located in Schönau am Königssee in Bavaria, Germany in the Alps. It is part of the Berchtesgaden State Park and close to the Austrian city of Salzburg. It is the third deepest lake in Germany. It begins as a rift valley during the Jurassic period, formed by glaciers from the last Ice Age. It stretches approximately 7.7 km in the north-south direction and is approximately 1.7 km at its widest point. Apart from the outlet of the Königssee Asser River in the village of Königssee, the lake is fjord-like and is surrounded by steeply rising mountains reaching up to 2,700 metres, including the Wössmann Massif in the west. The literal translation of the king's name seems to be "King's Lake". However in German: Königs does mean "king", but there had been no Bavarian king since the time of Louis the German, until Elector Maximilian I Joseph received the royal title in 1806. Therefore, the name is more likely to come from local nobles, who appear in some historical materials, referring to the donation of the Berchtesgaden diocese in the 12th century. The lake was originally called Lake König, and it was recently discovered that the name Lake König has been restored on Google Maps. Königssee is famous for its clear water and is advertised as the cleanest lake in Germany. Therefore, since 1909, only electric passenger boats, rowing boats and pedal boats are allowed on the lake. Since there are no lakeside paths along the steep shores of Lake Königssee, St. Bartholomew and the southern edge can only be reached by boat or via hiking trails into the surrounding mountains, unless the lake freezes over during severe winters. Therefore, King Lake has become the only lake in the Alps that I know of that can only be viewed in its entirety by boat. So even though the scenic area is free, you actually need to pay for the boat fare. The maximum round-trip fare for one person is 20 Euros, and there are also discounted tickets for children, family tickets, etc. The boat will first pass the island of St. John in the north. As it continues, the surrounding transparent rock walls produce echoes, which are famous for their clarity. It has become a tradition for the boatman to stop and play the flute or trumpet to show the echoes. This was previously demonstrated by firing a cannon, with up to seven reverberations heard. When the trumpeter and the echoes together produce the sound, it seems that there are as many as seven players. There is a hotel near the famous pilgrimage church of St. Bartholomew, located on a peninsula, about halfway along the shore of West Lake. To the south of the Königstal, separated from the Salert Moraine, is the smaller Obersee and the Lössbach Falls, Germany's highest waterfall with a vertical drop of 470 meters. #greentourism #germanytravel #overseastravel #europeantravel #alps #lake #deutschland #bavaria #königssee

Quedlinburg is a small town located in the northern part of the Harz Mountains in the Harz district in the western part of Saxony-Anhalt, Germany. An influential and prosperous trading center in the early Middle Ages, Quedlinburg became its most influential center during the Ottonian dynasty in the 10th and 11th centuries. The castle, churches and old town date back to this period of influence and were inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1994 for their remarkable preservation and outstanding Romanesque architecture. Quedlinburg is rarely included in the itineraries of ordinary tour groups, so this quiet historical and cultural town is very suitable for vacation, and there are many places worth visiting around it. Even the great German writer Goethe has been here several times. #greentourism #germanytravel #overseastravel #staycation #ancienttown #worldculturalheritage #worldheritage #europeantown #deutschland #quedlinburg

Hamburg's name comes from Charlemagne of the Frankish Kingdom. In 808 AD, he ordered the construction of the first permanent building in the area on the rocky terrain of the marshes between the Alster and Elbe rivers to defend against Slavic invasions. Today Hamburg is the second largest city in Germany after Berlin, the seventh largest city in the European Union and the largest non-capital city. The urban area of ​​Hamburg has a population of approximately 2.5 million, while the total population of the Hamburg metropolitan area exceeds 5.1 million. The city is located on the Elbe River and its two tributaries, the Alster and Biel rivers. Hamburg is one of Germany's 16 federal states, with Schleswig-Holstein to the north and Lower Saxony to the south. Hamburg is a major international and German domestic tourist destination, with Hamburg's Speicherstadt and Kontorhaus district declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 2015. There are approximately 2,500 bridges over Hamburg's rivers and canals, making it the city with the highest number of bridges in Europe. In addition to its rich architectural heritage, the city is also home to renowned cultural venues such as the Elbphilharmonie (building on the left in Figure 6) and Leshalle Concert Hall. It gave birth to musical movements like the "Hamburg School" and paved the way for bands including The Beatles. Hamburg is also famous for several theaters and various musical performances, and the Reeperbahn in the St. Pauli district is one of the most famous entertainment districts in Europe. Hamburg has extremely high visibility on a clear day. Even under the sun during the day, there is still a chance to see the moon (right side of Figure 1). Grilled pig trotters (Picture 7) is one of the main delicacies of Hamburg and can be found almost everywhere. Because it is located in northern Germany, even in midsummer, the highest temperature here rarely reaches 30 degrees. #GreenTravel #GermanyTravel #GreatSummerPlace #Hamburg #EuropeanTravel

Görlitz is located in Saxony, the easternmost region of Germany, across the river from the Polish town of Zgozelec, which was part of Görlitz until the end of World War II. Today, Görlitz and Zgozelec on both sides of the Neissa River (Figures 9 and 10) get along well. The two bridges have been rebuilt, a bus line connects the two towns in Germany and Poland, and there is a common city administration, and the two town councils hold joint meetings every year. Görlitz's recorded history begins in the 11th century, when it was a Sorbian settlement. The Holy Roman Empire, the Kingdom of Bohemia, Poland, Hungary, Sweden and France have all ruled it. In 1815, the Kingdom of Saxony was transferred to the Kingdom of Prussia, and has since belonged to Germany. Görlitz can be called Germany's architectural museum. The old town has more than 4,000 historical buildings and memorials in Gothic, Renaissance, Baroque, Neoclassical and Art Nouveau styles. A typical example of this rich architectural heritage is the Schönhof (Fig. 1), one of the oldest civic Renaissance buildings in Germany. It has also been the filming location for several movies, including "The Grand Budapest Hotel." #germanytravel #historicbuildings #historicalbuildings #poland #thegrandbudapesthotel #filmlocation #gorlitz

#OverseasTravel In Bremen, northern Germany ~ is a town full of surprises. I set out from Hamburg – touring Bremen as a day trip. There are quite a few attractions worth seeing in the town. The Bremen City Hall, full of Renaissance style, is very beautiful. The statue of the Knights of Roland, erected in the square, is one of the important markers of the town and is listed as a World Heritage Site! And the sculpture of Bremen City Musicians next to the town hall is derived from a medieval fairy tale. The main characters of the story are four animals - including chickens, cats, dogs and donkeys - who tell the story of being abandoned by farmers when they are old, and together they go to Bremen to become musicians. I think this town is very exquisite 🥰 great for a walk ~ and very medieval art atmosphere. #GermanyTravel #EuropeTravel #OverseasTravel

#11月好去2024 Miniatur Wunderland in Hamburg, Germany is one of the largest miniature model exhibitions in the world, attracting thousands of visitors. Each model here displays amazing detail and creativity, making people feel like they are in a smaller world. Exquisite miniature models 🏙️ Miniature World displays a variety of themes, including German cityscapes, natural landscapes, and places of interest around the world. You can see busy train stations, majestic mountains, and stunning city views, all brought to life in every detail. Especially the train models, the flexibly running trains shuttling through various scenes are a feast for the eyes. Interactive experience 🎉 This is not just a static display, there are also multiple interactive areas for visitors to participate in person. Perfect for families and children, you can manipulate the models or take part in interactive games, so everyone can enjoy the creative fun. Leisure coffee area ☕ After admiring the exquisite models, you can go to the coffee area and enjoy a cup of coffee or a snack. The environment here is comfortable, allowing you to relax and reminisce the wonderful viewing experience you just had. Convenient location 🚉 Miniature World is located in the center of Hamburg, with very convenient transportation. You can easily reach it from major transport hubs and explore other tourist attractions in the surrounding area, such as the Port of Hamburg and the Town Hall. Summary 🌈 If you plan to travel to Hamburg, **Miniature World** is a must-see attraction. The exquisite models, interactive experiences and comfortable environment here will add infinite color to your trip. Come here and discover the beauty and creativity of life in this miniature fantasy world! #Hamburg #GermanyTravel

My daughter and I went to Europe for the first time and visited several places. This stop was in Nuremberg, Germany. The architecture in Nuremberg is very beautiful. I heard that it was a castle in the past. We strolled around Nuremberg slowly and stayed on the main street, where there was a food market. We had been in Europe for ten days and didn't want to eat fried fish, noodles, or hamburgers for the time being, so we ate at a Japanese restaurant, which was very good value for money! His name is Monki. Afterwards we went to Nuremberg Castle. The castle is a tourist attraction and tickets are required. In addition to walking into the castle itself, there is also a high tower. The castle is on a mountain, so we need to walk up the mountain and the slope, which will be a bit tiring. As for why the gates of castles are often slopes, I heard that in ancient times, soldiers with sticks wore heavy equipment, and passing the slope could consume some of their physical strength. We bought the most comprehensive ticket package, so we were able to go inside the castle and visit the tower. And because it is on a mountain, the scenery is beautiful, and you can see the rooftops below, just like in the cover photo. Another famous thing in Nuremberg is the Nuremberg sausage, and of course we also tried it! #GermanyTravel #Nuremberg 💞 Recommended reason: a slow-paced town Itinerary: free travel #Sign up for October hotel test sleeper

My daughter and I went to Europe for the first time. We visited several places, and this stop was at Würzburg Residence in Germany. The Würzburg Palace is in Würzburg. We lived in Nuremberg and it was a quick hour or so by DB train. The scenery along the way was also very beautiful. After visiting the town, we went to visit the palace, which was well worth a visit. You need to buy a ticket to get in, but it's not expensive. I did a lot of research online before going, and it said that you are not allowed to bring cameras in. After arriving, I found that it is now open and you can take pictures with your camera (I don't know if it will be short or long, it's better for everyone to read the instructions if you go) The palace is super luxurious and beautiful. I heard that it is more beautiful than many royal palaces and castles. The only pity is that most of what you see now have been restored, and there are not many authentic historical relics left. This is because the palace was destroyed by bombs when the Allies counterattacked Germany in the late World War II. We walked around for about an hour and then left because we lived in Nuremberg and needed to go back for dinner. #Sign up for October Hotel Test Sleeper #GermanyTravel #Würzburg💞 Recommended reason: The palace is luxurious and beautiful Itinerary: Free travel #Sign up for the October hotel tester at the Palace of Wurzburg Palace of Wurzburg

My daughter and I went to Europe for the first time and visited several places. Our stop was Neuschwanstein Castle in Germany. The other castle in the photo is Hohenschwangau. We went with a local one-day tour group. Because there were large and small tours, it was very inconvenient to go by ourselves. We gathered at Munich Central Station. This castle is one of the palaces of King Ludwig II of Bavaria. If I remember correctly, it should have been built at the end of the 19th century, but its style is more Japanese and Korean. In fact, it is not that old. I heard it was a The king who died young was another king who did not do his job and was only obsessed with art. Haha. (Listen carefully to the tour guide’s explanation) Speaking of the most important thing, why is this castle so famous and so many people visit it? It turns out that the castle in the Disneyland LOGO is designed based on Neuschwanstein Castle as a template. It is the inspiration for many castles in modern fairy tales. It feels a bit dreamy. After entering, there will be an explanation machine in different languages. Everyone will listen to the explanation of a route as they walk. In fact, the castle is not yet completed, and we can only visit the inner part. The whole process may only take about an hour. Done, well worth a visit. There are also some snack bars after going up to the castle area, and there are restaurants at the bus station in front of the castle. #neuschwansteincastle 💞 # germanytravel #parent-childgoodplace Recommended reason: dreamy castle Itinerary: Local one-day tour # Sign up to be a hotel trial sleeper in October

Rothenburg, a town about three hours drive from Munich, is worth a visit! A fairytale-like place, you can take photos like postcards wherever you go, no need to worry about your photography skills. There are many beautiful Christmas decorations in December, great for taking pictures😍 #GermanyTravel #PhotoSights #Fairytale Style

The old town of Regensburg was listed as a World Cultural Heritage Site in 2006, and the official website of Regensburg even described it as "a magical place where every stone exudes charm", which gave me a little more anticipation. When you come to Regensburg, be sure to appreciate the beauty of the cathedral, the town hall, the stone bridge and the Danube. The cathedral is the landmark of Regensburg. The Gothic spire can be seen from afar, and it is even more magnificent when viewed up close. The entire church looks elegant and sacred with vines and angel carvings decorating the exterior walls. When I walked into the church, I saw that all the windows were decorated with stained glass. Unfortunately, my phone couldn’t capture the beauty of the glass. However, as soon as I walked into the church, I felt a cold breeze blowing. In addition, in order to allow tourists to see the patterns on the stained glass, there was only dim lighting in the church, and the whole atmosphere was very "special"! Keep walking forward from the church and you will soon reach the town hall. The exterior of Regensburg's town hall looks inconspicuous, but as soon as you get here you will know that you have arrived at your destination, because the town hall is the tourist center of Regensburg. Outside there is a group of foreigners looking at maps. Maybe I am too used to seeing magnificent buildings, so it is really difficult for me to appreciate the beauty of the town hall. Just like the old town of Regensburg is listed as a World Cultural Heritage, it is not because of any particularly unique buildings, but because the whole area is full of buildings over a hundred years old, forming a lazy ancient European style... However, my cultural level is not high enough, so I can hardly enjoy the scenery of Regensburg! #GermanyTravel #Germany #GermanyTourism