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My impression of German pork knuckle has always been the one I usually buy at the store. This time when I came to Germany, I tried the authentic German pork knuckle and found that the taste was very different. The restaurant we introduce this time is Goldener Gel, and pig’s feet is their must-try dish. The crispy crust paired with the red wine sauce and bread really leaves you wanting more. The characteristic of the restaurant is that the beer in the store is brewed by itself, especially the rye beer, which is a great enjoyment when paired with pig's feet. There is a large copper winemaking vessel in the restaurant, which is not only a winemaking vessel, but also a beautiful art installation. #Germany #Europe #Food #Pork knuckle #Beer #Beer restaurant

The most beautiful lake in Germany - Lake Königssee This time I will take you to Bavaria's dreamland - Lake Königssee! It is surrounded by the magnificent Alps, and the lake is crystal clear, like a huge green mirror. When you come here, you must take a silent electric boat and leisurely enjoy the scenery of lakes and mountains. During the trip, the captain will play the trumpet, allowing everyone to experience the famous "Echo Wall" of King Lake! During the voyage, you will see St. Bartholomew's Church in the center of the lake. Its red dome and white walls look like a scene from a fairy tale. If you like hiking, you can follow the trail to Obersee to see a purer lake and hidden waterfalls. Lake Königssee has different beautiful scenery in spring, summer, autumn and winter. Note: You can only visit the lower part of the lake in winter. In order to protect the ecological environment, the transportation to King Lake can only be electric or by hand. The water here is said to be drinkable. #Europe #Germany #Winter #Snow #King Lake

Heidelberg is a charming small town in Germany, located on the Neckar River close to Frankfurt. It is famous for its romantic atmosphere and academic atmosphere. The most famous thing here is Heidelberg Castle, an ancient castle built of red sandstone. Standing on the castle, you can overlook the entire city, especially when the sun is out. (Old Bridge) is a must-visit photo-taking spot, and there is also a monkey statue that symbolizes good luck. If you want to take a walk, you can take the Philosopher's Path, which has beautiful and peaceful scenery and a panoramic view of Heidelberg. In addition, there is Heidelberg University, one of the oldest universities in Germany with a strong academic atmosphere. The whole city is full of history, but also very vibrant. If you have time when traveling to Germany, would you like to spend a day here to appreciate this beautiful town? #Heidelberg #Germany #Europe #Frankfurt

#JanuaryGoodPlaces2025 Englischer Garten in Munich - Explore the green paradise in the city🍃🌳, every step is an experience of close contact with nature📸✨ Dear children📸🤩, the Englischer Garten is one of the largest parks in Munich and one of the largest urban parks in the world, covering an area of ​​more than 78 hectares. The scenery here is picturesque and it is an ideal place for local residents and tourists to relax, walk, ride bicycles and have picnics 🌟🏞️. The park's trails meander around spectacular lakes, streams and tree-lined meadows. Whether it's the sea of ​​flowers in spring or the changing colors of leaves in autumn, British parks show different natural beauty🌸🍂. Especially in summer, this place often becomes a good place for people to escape the heat, and many people will sunbathe on the lawn or do various outdoor sports🏐☀️. Inside the park you can also find the famous Temple of Monopteros, a circular temple in classical style that offers a spectacular panoramic view that allows you to overlook the entire park and the surrounding scenery 🏛️🌄. In addition, there are many charming bridges and pavilions in the park, which are suitable for taking photos and relaxing. The German beer garden in the park is also a must-visit place, which is a great place to taste local beer and traditional food. You can enjoy a cool beer with German sausages and pretzels under the shade of the trees and experience the local food culture 🍺🥨. In short, the English Park in Munich is a place full of natural charm and cultural atmosphere. Whether you want to spend a leisurely time with family and friends or enjoy the tranquility of nature alone, you will never want to leave. Come here and experience the charm of this green paradise of a city! 🌟✨ #Germany #MunichTravel #Bavaria #EnglishPark

#JanuaryGoodPlaces2025 Munich Palace Gardens-Wandering in this beautiful green world🌳🌸, it's really photogenic📸🤩 My dears, Munich's Hofgarten is an intoxicating natural paradise, where every inch of land exudes an atmosphere of leisure and tranquility🌼💚. Walking along the winding paths, you will be deeply attracted by the flowers and trees around you, as if you have entered a dreamy green world✨🌿. The scenery here has distinct seasons, with colorful flowers in spring, lush greenery in summer, golden colors in autumn, and even snow in winter. No matter when you visit, there will be different surprises 🍂❄️🌷. Every corner of the garden allows you to feel the charm of nature. Whether you are quietly appreciating the scenery or taking beautiful photos, you can get endless inspiration📸💖. In the palace garden, whether you are feeling the warmth of the sun or listening to the singing of birds, it is the best way to relax🎶☀️. This is a great place to gather with friends, have a picnic, or just enjoy nature quietly, allowing you to temporarily escape from the hustle and bustle of the city and return to your inner peace 🕊️🍃. In short, Munich's Royal Palace Garden is a charming place. Whether it is the natural beauty or the leisurely time, it will make you linger. Come here and experience this dreamy garden! 🌈🌺 🏖️Environment/Facilities: A beautiful place full of greenery 🕰️Business hours: 9am to 6pm 📍Address: Munich Palace Gardens #Germany #JanuaryDestinations2025 #Munich #MunichTravel #MunichPalace

If you go to Berlin, be sure to stay a day to the nearby attractions Sanssouci It was listed as a World Cultural Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1990. When I got there I would have forgotten I was in Berlin, Germany ^_^ 🕰️Opening Hours: Tuesday to Sunday 10AM - 4:30PM 💰Tickets: €22 #Palace Without Worry #Germany #Berlin #global travel

Nuremberg is the second largest city in Bavaria, Germany, and is famous for its profound history and cultural heritage. This medieval city located on the Pegnitz River was once an important city in the Holy Roman Empire and has many well-preserved ancient buildings. Nuremberg Castle is the symbol of the city, with its imposing walls and towers showing its medieval fortifications. Nuremberg is also famous for its Christmas market, which attracts thousands of visitors. The city is also a center of industry and innovation and is known as the "Toy Capital". At the same time, it became an important location for the development of international law and human rights during the Nuremberg trials held after World War II, symbolizing the values ​​of justice and peace. #attractions #Germany #Nuremberg #Europe #backpacking

The city of Berlin feels completely different from any German city I've visited before. It exudes a creative, artistic and modern atmosphere, full of vitality and unique charm. The pedestrians on the street each display a distinct personal style, and their clothing and behavior reveal the importance they place on self-expression. The city’s architecture bears witness to the fusion of diverse cultures, with both magnificent modern designs and architectural relics with strong American and Soviet styles, fully demonstrating the unique charm of Berlin as a place where history and the future meet. The Berlin Wall is one of the city’s most representative historical landmarks. It not only records the division and confrontation during the Cold War, but is also a symbol of Berliners’ pursuit of freedom, unity and peace. In the East Side Gallery next to the remains of the Berlin Wall, colorful murals showcase profound interpretations of peace and humanity by artists from all over the world. The Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe is located in the center of Berlin, Germany. The monument is composed of 2,711 gray concrete stone pillars of different sizes, symbolizing the emotions of repression and loss, and is a place for people to walk and meditate. The monument is not only a place of commemoration, but also a reminder for the world not to forget the lessons of history and to commit to the important values ​​of peace and anti-discrimination. #Germany #Berlin #BerlinWall #BerlinAttractions #Europe #Backpacker #Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe

Whether you have heard of this city or not, it is highly recommended to visit Dresden when you come to Germany. As soon as you step out of the train station, you might think the scenery here is unremarkable, just ordinary European buildings. But when you go deeper into the old town, the whole atmosphere changes instantly and it is amazing. The architectural style of the old town is mainly spires and Baroque, full of art and history. Walking on the streets, it feels like being in the Renaissance era. Dresden has many attractions worth visiting. For example, the Zwinger Palace, a gorgeous Baroque building with exquisite sculptures and fountains, is a paradise for art and architecture lovers. Another famous landmark is the Dresden Frauenkirche. This church is not only a symbol of the city, but also carries historical stories of war and reconstruction, which makes people feel its profound humanistic significance. The banks of the Elbe River are also a place not to be missed. The riverbank is picturesque, especially in the evening when you can enjoy the city skyline at sunset. Dresden is known as the "Florence of Germany" and it combines the essence of art, architecture and culture. Whether you are enjoying the scenery, exploring the historical sites, or feeling the unique atmosphere of this city, you will deeply appreciate its charm. When you come to Germany, I highly recommend this historic city #Germany #dresden #Baroque architecture #Europe #European travel #Backpacking #Fuji camera

I believe fans who have seen the orange-white buildings and city walls in Attack on Titan will be familiar with them. This work perfectly highlights the character of the small city of Nördlingen. Although it is a bit too big to call it a city, it is too small to call it a village. It should be regarded as a place in between. The borders of this small city are demarcated by complete city walls. In your spare time, you can take a walk along the city wall, which takes about an hour. Afterwards, you can enter the city and wander around at will, enjoying the tranquility and leisure unique to a small city. The most recommended attraction is the church in the city center. For a small fee, you can climb to the top of the tower and overlook the entire city. However, it should be noted that there are only stairs leading to the top of the tower, and the climb can be exhausting. In addition, if you look carefully, you can find many small graffiti or Easter eggs related to "Attack on Titan" in the city, which are very interesting. If you are a fan of the Giants and make a pilgrimage here, half a day is enough. #Germany #attack on titan #bavaria #town #backpacking travel

Dusseldorf is the region that boasts the third largest Japanese community in Europe, and is still the largest number of Japanese settlements in Germany~ Basically walk from Dusseldorf train station to the Rhine and you will pass~ Hit Dusseldorf Little Tokyo on the map and you will find it~ In addition to restaurants, there are also some small shops selling Japanese boutiques and artwork ~ very characteristic There is a Japanese restaurant within a few steps of the whole street~ By the way, I really have the urge to go in and eat🥹 But my Asians 🤣 are left to eat some European food ~ So this time we just passed by Little Tokyo ~ straight to find German pork hands to eat! But if you travel in Europe for a long time ~ miss Japanese things ~ The following 3 were recommended by many people during my data collection! It specializes in ramen "Takumi Craftsman" 📍Immermannstraße 28, 40210 Düsseldorf, Germany 《竹藏》 📍Immermannstraße 48, 40210 Düsseldorf, Germany It specializes in fried pork ribs 《炸猪排GONTA by Café Relax》 📍Immermannstraße 28, 40210 Düsseldorf, Germany #Düsseldorf #Düsseldorf LittleTokyo #Düsseldorf #Germany

Düsseldorf is a German city located on the border of the Netherlands and Germany. If you have enough time to travel to the Netherlands and want to explore Germany, it takes more than 3 hours to travel from The Hague to Düsseldorf by rail. You can visit the city for a round trip of 2 days and 1 night on the same day. You can check the train schedule on the Dutch Railways app "NS" and buy tickets on the NS website. Since we wanted to ask clearly, we bought tickets at the Hague Central Station (Den Haag Centraal) the day before. According to the original itinerary, we had to transfer 3 trains (the whole journey took 3 hours and 20 minutes): From Den Haag Centra to Eindhoven Centraal, transfer to the train from Eindhoven Centraal to Venlo, and transfer to the train from Venlo to Dusseldorf Hbf. But!!!!!!! We found out that day! The track from Venlo to Dusseldorf is under repair🧰🥹 After arriving in Venlo, we asked the staff🧑💼 and found out that we had to transfer to a bus🚌 to a train station called Kerken Aldekerk Bahnhof Then take the train from Kerken Aldekerk Bahnhof to Dusseldorf Hbf The staff's instructions were not very clear due to language problems, and there were no signs at all This is where the nightmare began. I originally thought that the railway company had arranged a shuttle bus Later, I asked the Dutch lady who was transferring with me and found out that we were just waiting for a regular bus here🚌 We didn't even know the bus number🥲 Fortunately, the Dutch lady was on the same route as us and was very friendly. She said she would notify me when she saw the right bus and get on the bus together! After waiting for about 15-20 minutes, a bus finally came!! Then we took the bus for another 30 minutes We were asked to get off at Kerken Aldekerk Bahnhof and transfer to the train When we looked at the timetable, we found that because our bus was delayed, we missed the train we were supposed to take🚄 We had to wait another hour for a bus🥲🥲🥲 It was very cold and windy that day~and it was a very remote outdoor station🥲 In the end, we blew in the cold wind for an hour before waiting for the train🚆 This time we finally arrived at Dusseldorf Hbf🥲 As a result, the journey from 3 and a half hours to 5 hours🥲 I would like to advise everyone to remember to ask if there is any road repair that needs to be diverted before buying tickets If there is, it is recommended to change the transportation method or leave it for next time 🥲It's so painful! #Dusseldorf #DusseldorfTraffic #Germany #GermanTraffic #DusseldorfHBF #2024TravelReview

📍 **Address**: Lindau, Bavaria, Germany (Lindau Island) 🌊 Leisurely Lakeside Time: Enjoy sunbathing by the lake and appreciate the beauty of nature. Located on the beautiful Lake Constance, Lindau is a charming island that immerses you in the embrace of nature and history. The lakeside trails here are perfect for leisurely strolls, enjoying the tranquility and magnificence of the lake. 🏡 Colorful Buildings: Explore the various houses and feel the unique charm of the island. One of the most striking features of Lindau is its colorful buildings. These vibrant houses line the streets, exuding a rich historical atmosphere. The Town Hall (Rathaus), in particular, is famous for its splendid appearance and unique architectural style, making it a great spot for photos. The uniquely shaped houses, arranged like a checkerboard, also add to the island's distinctive charm. 💒 Spectacular Landmark Buildings: Don't miss Lindau's iconic buildings, including the Lighthouse (Leuchtturm) and the Lion Statue (Löwe). These landmarks are not only a dream for photographers but also the best spots to enjoy the lake view. Climb the lighthouse for a panoramic view of the entire lake area, especially the breathtaking sunrise and sunset views. 🌅 In the central square (Marktplatz) of Lindau, you can savor local delicacies and fresh German pastries. The cafes here are perfect for gatherings with friends. Additionally, the Lindau City Parish Church (Lindauer Stadtpfarrkirche) is also worth a visit. This historic church boasts exquisite architecture and a serene atmosphere, making it an ideal place for meditation and relaxation. Sit on the church benches and quietly enjoy a moment of peace, allowing your mind to unwind. Finally, along the lakeside, you will find lovely flower shops filled with colorful blooms. Whether you want to buy a bouquet for yourself or choose one as a souvenir, this is the perfect place. Step into the flower shop and feel the fragrance that instantly lifts your spirits. 🌸 Whether strolling by the lake or enjoying the culinary delights, Lindau will add a touch of relaxation and romance to your trip! 👏🏻

When traveling between Amsterdam, Brussels, or Cologne in the north and Frankfurt, Munich, Switzerland, or Austria in the south, you have two options. The fastest route is via the Cologne-Frankfurt high-speed line, which opened in 2002. The other, more scenic route is along the Rhine Valley, taking the original curving railway past cruise ships, barges, vineyards, hilltop castles, and the legendary Lorelei Rock. The slower Rhine Valley route takes an extra hour, but I think it's worth it! When booking tickets on the website, journey planners will assume you want the fastest route, usually via the modern high-speed line. If you want to travel via the slower Rhine Valley line, simply enter 'Koblenz Hbf' as a stopover, keeping the stopover time at 0:00. Despite the high-speed line, some fast and comfortable IC and even ICE trains still run hourly along the classic Rhine Valley route, and every day you'll find several more comfortable direct EuroCity (EC) trains running between Cologne and Switzerland or Austria, passing through the Rhine Valley. Traveling from Cologne to Frankfurt via the high-speed line takes 1 hour and 18 minutes, while the classic Rhine Valley route takes 2 hours and 19 minutes.

Lüneburg Heath is a magnificent landscape in Lower Saxony, Germany, especially attracting countless visitors during the heather bloom period from August to September each year. Originally a forest, it transformed into the heather wilderness we see today due to historical logging and mining activities. Besides its natural beauty, the heath also holds significant historical importance, as it was here that the Allies accepted the German surrender at the end of World War II. Local farm stays offer comfortable accommodation options for visitors, making it an ideal holiday destination.

Neuschwanstein Castle is one of Munich's must-see attractions. When passing by Neuschwanstein Castle, you will reach the town of Füssen. As a transit point, you can first buy food here to prepare for the climb later. For example, you can reach a famous attraction, Lechfall Waterfall, in less than 10 minutes from the town center. It requires a short uphill walk and climb. After taking photos, you can take a bus to Neuschwanstein Castle.

Wiesbaden is approximately half an hour away by train from Frankfurt. The first attraction is the church and town hall in the city center. All attractions are free to enter, and then you can go to a nearby casino that has been converted from a historic building. There are free music performances inside and the decoration is very luxurious. Afterwards you can go to a nearby sulfur fountain. If you want a challenge, you can walk up the mountain. There is a beautiful church on the mountain, and then there is a viewing point where you can see the whole city. Finally, it took almost a day to get back to the city center. #Germany #100 ways to travel

#Boat Ride Taking an electric boat on the Königssee in Germany is a great experience. Computers can reduce noise and pollution, the boat is not going fast, the lake is as calm as a mirror, the magnificent Alps come into view, the blue sky, green mountains and clear waters, it is a beautiful natural landscape. On the boat, the breeze blew and the sound of water waves came to my ears, which was very Relax. The electric boat was not fast, so I could take pictures leisurely and capture beautiful moments, so good❤️ #100 ways to travel #Germany #Kingssee #EuropeanTravel

This time, we introduce a lesser-known spot near Sanssouci Palace in Potsdam, Germany: 'Freundschaftsinsel' (Friendship Island). This beautiful park island is located in the middle of the Havel River, surrounded by lush trees and gardens. It's a must-visit for those who love walking and appreciating natural beauty. On Freundschaftsinsel, you can enjoy colorful flowers and beautiful lake views, and if you're lucky, you might also encounter some unique birds. Highly recommended for those visiting Sanssouci Palace to take a detour and explore this place.

If you want to travel to Dresden alone and save some money but don't want to stay in a hostel sharing a room with others, you can consider staying at a&o Dresden. This is a single room with its own bathroom, so you don't have to worry about sharing with others. I personally recommend it, and it's not too far from the train station, within walking distance. Very good.

Traveling from Dresden to Berlin in Germany, I woke up early in the morning to catch a cheaper train. When I arrived at the train station, I happened to see the sunrise, which was a pleasant surprise besides saving on the fare. The train station in the morning wasn't too crowded, so it didn't feel scary. Watching the sky gradually brighten with the sunrise along with the train tracks had a unique charm.

Traveling to Europe, taking the train is a great choice. Europe's rail network connects the continent, and with high-speed trains, you can travel from one country to another in just two to three hours. Moreover, train stations are usually located in city centers. This time, I took the train from the Czech Republic to Berlin. Berlin is a historic city with plenty to see, and its zoo is also a lot of fun.

#100 Ways to Travel From Munich to Neuschwanstein Castle First, you can take the train to Füssen at Munich Central Station, which takes about two hours. The train has beautiful scenery along the way, passing through the countryside and mountains of Bavaria. After arriving in Fussen, transfer to bus No. 73 or 78 (don’t worry if you don’t know), and you can go directly to the foot of Neuschwanstein Castle. Upon arrival, you can see the castle located on the side of the mountain, and then you can choose to walk or take a horse-drawn carriage up the mountain to enter the castle. Neuschwanstein Castle is also the prototype of Disney Castle. It looks even more dreamy in this place surrounded by mountains and canyons. #Germany #Germany Neuschwanstein #Castle #CastleArchitecture #Fairytale #Europe

#100 Ways to Travel Munich's Christmas markets are mainly concentrated around Marienplatz. The square is full of Christmas decorations and brightly lit, especially the big Christmas tree, which has become the focus of the market. There are many mulled wine stalls around the market, each with a different flavour. A glass of mulled wine costs about 10 euros, and you can get your 5 euro deposit back as long as you return the glass after drinking. The perfect accompaniment to your mulled wine is German sausage. I finally understand why almost every mulled wine stall has a sausage seller next to it – the two are such a perfect match! #Germany #Christmas #Christmas Market #Marienplatz #Munich

Germany's Freundschaftsinsel is a great place to experience the fun of duck boats. Freundschaftsinsel is a small island located in the Havel River, in the center of Potsdam. There are many different styles of duck boats available for rent nearby. Once rented, you can start rowing on the Havel River and enjoy the beautiful scenery around Freundschaftsinsel. Playing with duck boats here is a relaxing and enjoyable activity, highly recommended for viewing the scenery around Freundschaftsinsel.

The monasteries or churches on the island are quite scattered. It is more convenient to drive as the bus services are infrequent, with each bus an hour apart. However, I chose to walk, passing by several greenhouses growing vegetables and various plants along the way, which was very relaxing and enjoyable. I was able to visit the publicly accessible St. Mark's Church, as well as the closed St. Peter's Church and St. Paul's Church. Although St. Mark's Church is small, it looks magnificent inside. St. Peter's and St. Paul's are still stunning from the outside. If you are planning a day trip to Lake Constance, it is well worth a visit. It takes some time to get there by public transport. You can also take the RE2 S6 from Konstanz to Reichenau (Baden) station, then transfer to bus 204 / 1300 to the Reichenau Island Tourist Information Center. The bus driver only speaks German.

#castle When visiting Germany, of course you have to see this fairytale-like castle, Neuschwanstein Castle. New Swan Castle was built by the king of Bavaria in the 19th century, looking over from a distance is really super beautiful, adult admission fee is about ten euros, if you go to Germany in Bavaria Asia remember to visit. #100 Ways to Travel #Germany #Neuschwanstein #Munich

The Reichstag Building, one of Berlin's most iconic landmarks, was originally constructed between 1884 and 1894. Since 1999, it has been the seat of the German Parliament (Bundestag). This building has a rich and tumultuous history, witnessing the rise and fall of the German Empire, the Weimar Republic, and Nazi Germany. In 1933, it was severely damaged by a fire and further damaged during World War II. After German reunification, the renowned architect Sir Norman Foster meticulously restored and modernized the building. Today, it stands as a symbol of German unity and democracy, attracting millions of visitors each year who come to appreciate its historical significance and architectural splendor. The architectural design of the Reichstag Building blends historical and modern elements. Initially designed by Paul Wallot in a Neo-Renaissance style, the building's grand facade features Corinthian columns and intricate stone carvings. The most striking feature is the modern glass dome, designed by Norman Foster during the building's renovation in the 1990s. This dome symbolizes governmental transparency and offers panoramic views of Berlin. Inside, a spiral ramp guides visitors to the top, providing unique perspectives of the city and the parliamentary activities below. 💰Average Cost: Visiting the Reichstag Building, including its famous glass dome and rooftop terrace, is free of charge. However, due to its popularity, advance registration is required. Visitors can register online or at the service center near the building.

The Procession of Princes is a famous mural located in the city center of Dresden, Germany. It's a must-visit spot for anyone traveling to this city. This mural is one of the longest ceramic murals in Europe and depicts the procession of Saxon princes and kings from the 12th to the 19th century. It was created by a Venezuelan ceramic manufacturer between 1907 and 1908 and miraculously survived the bombings of World War II. The mural is an important tourist attraction in Dresden and represents the rich history and culture of the Saxony region. Composed of over 20,000 hand-crafted ceramic tiles, each tile is meticulously painted and then fixed onto the mural. This unique ceramic technique makes it a precious cultural heritage.

Visiting Berchtesgaden National Park definitely means hiking. If you only hike the section around Königssee Upper Lake, it takes about an hour and a half. Some parts of the trail are not very easy to walk, so it's recommended to wear sneakers and pants. However, the scenery along the way is beautiful, with mountains and lakes. At the farthest point of the Upper Lake area, you can even see a waterfall. But personally, I don't recommend this waterfall; it's too small and not very impressive. It's better to spend more time taking photos by the lake.