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Of course, the oldest way is to cross the river by ferry, the city center is on the opposite bank of the hotel, Yunluo and An Chuyu chose the oldest way to cross the river, ferries to the other side of the river per person, and the most famous attraction here is the Deut Shoot K (German Horn). The pen "Biquge" Pavilion www.biquge.infon∈n ∈, and directly opposite the German Horn is the Fes Butt Gehrenbreitstein Fortress.
There is a cable car in the German Horn that crosses the river to the fortress. Koblenz is small, half an hour away from one side of the city to the other, close to the German Horn area is a pristine old town, surrounded by some modern architecture. After the ferry passes, walk in the direction of the German Horn and watch and take pictures, and fill your stomach by the way.
KoblenzKoblenzKoblenzKoblenzKoblenzKoblenzKoblenzKoblenzKoblenz This is the famous monument to Kaiser Wilhelm on the German Horn Square, the façade is even more grandiose, but unfortunately the front is in the backlight and cannot be photographed. The monument has always served as a symbol of German unity. The German Horn is located at the confluence of the Rhine and Moselle rivers.
It was given this name at the turn of the century due to the arrival of the German Knights. The Koblenz cable car crosses the river to the fortress on the opposite bank. KoblenzKoblenz is an ancient castle full of climbing vines. The yellow building on the far right of Koblenz is the hotel where Yunluo and An Chuyu stayed this time, not far from the fortress.
The time difference, I didn't go to the fortress, I went back to the hotel early to rest, the hotel window is the Rhine scenery, you can slowly enjoy the sunset. Window view of Koblenz hotel sunsetSunset view of Koblenz hotel sunset view of Koblenz hotel sunset sunset view of Koblenz hotel sunset sunset of Koblenz hotel window.
Hotel RatingHotel NameDiehlshotel KoblenzComfortable double room, one night for a night, medium price. The hotel is well equipped, the rooms are clean and tidy, and the view is good, which is worth the price. It is necessary to remind that Yunluo and An Chuyu live in the most expensive river-view room, with a good view and quiet at night, but the opposite room faces the railway. It's noisy.
Free parking, big parking lot in front of the hotel which was very convenient. Free ii, remember the hekin when you want a password. There is a big supermarket near the hotel. Just a few minutes walk. Breakfast was paid extra (euros per person, not worth it) and didn't go. (In fact, foreigners' breakfast is basically like that, it can be solved outside, and it is cheap).
To visit the opposite city center and the German Horn, it is recommended to take a ferry. It's quick and easy. To get to the fortress you can walk to it, about a minute or so. The largest and only medieval castle in the Rhine Valley that has not suffered any damage is currently open to the public as the Old Castle Museum, and parking is available for a fee of euros.
It costs euros to go in and it doesn't open until mid-morning. The town below the castle is very small, and only one car is allowed on the main road in some places, and one side needs to give way to traffic in both directions. Jet lag, wake up early. Anyway, there was no breakfast, I went out early, a little more in the morning when I passed by Marksburg, took pictures and left, and didn't go in to visit.
It's also stop-and-go all the way, and it comes in the afternoon. The historical city, the road is narrow, you can't imagine, looking for a hotel is really a big deal, and I will talk about it in detail later. It is a grape-growing city, and the ancient Romans have been cultivating grapes here as early as the ancient Roman period.
Riesling white wine and chocolate hearts are the signature here. The most famous place here is 'Thrush Alley'. At the metre-long Thrush Alley, you'll meet the funny local residents. Taste the wine and enjoy the great music in the tavern or in the open-air restaurant. Small and sophisticated town, alleys, taverns. Small restaurants, small hotels.
All dressed up are gorgeous and dazzling, warm and pleasant. The town is surrounded by large vineyards, fresh and green, with intoxicating fruity aromas. 1. The self-driving route starts from Koblenz and follows the east side of the Rhine. That is, on the other side of the route yesterday, all the way back, ending at the Brener's Milk De Shoot Imehloss Hotel.
On the right side of the Rhine River, the scenic spot enters the month, the temperature in Germany is basically between five degrees, it has already entered autumn, most of the vegetation in this area of Marksburg has been yellowed, and the ground is covered with thick fallen leaves, which is very beautiful and autumnal. Autumn is strongMarksburgAutumn is strongMarksburgAutumn is strongMarksburg is autumnMarksburgMarksburg is tall.
The terrain is steep, and the attack is almost impossible, so it is no wonder that it has not been damaged for thousands of years. The roads in the small town of MarksburgMarksburgMarksburgMarksburg are extremely narrow, and it is too difficult to find a parking space for foreign tourists like Yunluo and An Chuyu, and they can't read German, so they don't dare to go far when they stop.
Hurry up and take pictures and leave. The town below Marksburg has become a single lane at the spire. The town below Marksburg is sometimes more beautiful from a distance (distance produces beauty, hehe), and the following is the first castle you climbed yesterday, and it is even more beautiful on the other side of the Rhine.
The sense of history is stronger, the quiet castle, the flowing river, and the thousand-year-old history are frozen in the photo. On the other side, the castle Rhine Valley, the first to visit yesterday, the Rhine Valley, the Rhine Valley, the Rhine Valley, the Rhine Valley
Come, the first big thing is how to find the hotel, the following picture is the street of the main entrance of the hotel, passing through here twice did not dare to drive in, it is difficult to imagine that this place can be opened to traffic, and finally stopped on the side of the road, after inquiring to passers-by finally found this hotel, there is a parking lot opposite the hotel.
In fact, hotels here almost always have to stop and explore the road before driving in, otherwise it will be very troublesome. The hotel, the street is so narrow, the hotel's open-air restaurant, the hotel's restaurant, the hotel's restaurant in the room, overlooking the side of the hotel's Thrush Lane, after settling in.
Quickly integrate into the army of tourists in the town, walk around, very lively, tourists from all over the world come in waves, it is here, this trip for the first time met a tour group from China, the Beijing team, mainly retired aunts, very hi, will actually sing jasmine collectively in the center of the town. Attract the old periphery.
When they were singing, Yunluo and An were eating in an Italian restaurant for the first time, and when they heard the singing, they had dispersed when they came out, and a few foreigners were watching the video playback on their mobile phones. Street PhotographyStreet PhotographyStreet PhotographyStreet Photography is full of small restaurants, and restaurants and pubs here are just that.
A very small façade. There is a relatively large courtyard inside, and the open-air restaurant is warm and lively, and there are often performances to entertain you. There are taverns everywhere, and there are large vineyards up the street, and the scenery is very beautiful, and those who don't want to walk can take the cable car to the top of the mountain. The result is a beautiful idyllic hill down the vineyards of the small town.
Overlooking the town, you will come down the hill to two ancient castles on the edge of the town. It used to be a military fortress, but with the decline of the original aristocracy, the castle changed hands and became a private residence, and of course there was no chance to visit it. On the other side of the historical bank of the castle is the town of Bingen, which is also a relatively large old town. On the opposite side of Bingen, the town of Bingen is dressed up even more gorgeously at night with simple lights.
The window on the third floor of the hotel night view is the room where Yunluo and Ann first met the hotel clock tower at night, the tourists left, everything was quiet night view of the night view of the thrush alley was also quiet down thrush alley, completely quieted down opposite Bingen three, hotel evaluation Hotel name: breuer's breast dee shot imehloss double room. Euro a night, great value. The room was huge.
The bathroom is oversized, with perfect facilities, clean and tidy. Free parking, free II (please consult the front desk for specific login methods) The service is very good, the reception is beautiful and welcoming, English is very good, there will be welcome champagne when hekin, local specialties, very delicious. Free breakfast. The service is good, and the breakfast content is very Westernized.
There is no problem with filling up and nutrition. The hotel is right on Thrush Lane, plus the town is small and easy to walk everywhere. As shown in the photo above. The street in front of the main entrance of the hotel and the parking lot is extremely narrow, similar to the alley, I don't dare to imagine that you can drive, all the hotels in the town are probably like this, it is recommended to navigate to the vicinity.
Pause on the side of the road first, or ask passers-by. Or walk to the hotel, ask for clarification, and then drive there. In the town center square, order a glass of wine, spend time slowly, and get a feel for the leisure life of Europeans. The catering in the town is not expensive, and two people can basically get it for about two people.
I have to mention the Romantic Road (Rantiroad), which runs from Würzburg in the north to Füssen in the south, with a total length of about km. The Romantic Route is one of Germany's most famous and popular tourist routes, connecting beautiful towns and castles along the way. Historically, it was a trade route that ran through central and southern Germany, taking the romantic route.
You can enjoy the beautiful natural scenery along the way, as well as visit the historical, artistic and cultural landscapes. Referring to the previous travelogues, the ancient towns along the way are actually much the same, the most representative is Rothenburg, so in the case of limited time, instead of rushing to the scene with dragonflies, it is better to choose only the in-depth tour of Rothenburg. Rothenburg is located on the high ground east of the Tauber River.
The Tauber River and the steep slopes form a natural barrier to the west, so the western wall is relatively low, generally only a few dozen centimeters above the ground. The terrain to the north and east is gentle, and the walls are several meters high. Viewed from the air, the surrounding walls outline a cartoon image of an ugly duckling's head: burggarten, a castle garden embedded in the Great Bend of the Tauber Valley to the west.
It's the long beak of an ugly duckling. The castle garden to the north to the Klingenbastein (Klingenbastein) is the front head gate, and the north and east walls enclose the top and back of the head of the ugly duckling. The plonlein in Rothenburg is located at the neck of a duck and is used as a backdrop for almost all visitors to Rothenburg.
The section from Buyunlai to the south to the Spitalbasteil fortress is a duck's neck. Major municipal buildings such as the Town Hall, the Parliamentarians' Hall, and St. Jacob's Church are located in the center of the duck's head. Rothenburg was founded in one year and was once called the most German town by the Nazis (there is also a history of extermination of the Jewish people, so it's no wonder the Nazis loved it).
During World War II, some of the walls and towers, as well as buildings, were destroyed. Fortunately, the American and British forces knew the historical value of Rothenburg and did not use heavy artillery, and the German defenders did not obey Hitler's order to defend and finally gave up resistance, so that most of the ancient buildings in Rothenburg were preserved. Post-war reconstruction received donations from all over the world.
The reconstructed city wall is inlaid with commemorative bricks engraved with the names of the donors, and the list of Chinese donors can be seen on it. Rothenburg is a city worth savoring. First, the self-driving line out, the high-speed is very smooth, many sections of the road are not subject to speed limits, more than an hour of travel, and the hotel in Rothenburg will be smoothly arrived at in the morning.
The attraction hotel is easy to find, right on the largest street in Rothenburg, with the town hall on the east side and Buyunlai on the west side. Within minutes of walking distance and minutes walk to the castle gardens. Parking is on the T-shaped road opposite the hotel and the hotel reception will point you around. The view of the canyon from the hotel window. You can see the double-decker old bridge.
After settling down, I began to travel around the ancient town, and on the right is Buyunlai. To the left is the Town Hall Square. These classic cars are also professional tour guide cars, but unfortunately only German tour guides do not understand. Come hungry to an Italian restaurant. The restaurant is beautifully furnished, but the pasta is very average and cheap, and two plates of pasta and drinks are only European.
The windows of the shops along the street are all colorful and attractive, and it is also one of the cityscapes. A minute's walk south from the Town Hall Square is the castle gardens, which have a view of the canyon outside. Opposite the middle tower, the building on the city wall is the hotel where Yunluo and An Chuyu stayed. In the Middle Ages, there was an extermination of the Jewish people.
The monument is right in the garden. Return to the hotel from the garden and head to the city walls after a short rest. Climb the tower (ask for money, .ou or ou. Forget it), in the middle is the church of St. Jacob. The curved city wall encircles the ancient town in the middle. The main city wall is down, and there is another city wall down a street below Buyunlai. Outside the walls were fruit trees, ripe fruit falling and rotting.
No one went to pick the fruit from the tree. After shopping and buying some fruits, I highly recommend figs, they are so sweet and delicious that Huaguo absolutely does not have. Around noon, local residents dressed in traditional costumes begin to gather in the market square. point, a carnival began. Parades of traditional costumes emerge from different streets throughout the town.
Some of them are well-trained at a glance, and some of them travel in teams very casually, no matter where they come from, and finally they all go out of the city from the street below Buyunlai to assemble. The queen arrived. Glamorous. After half past o'clock, when it was almost completely dark, the ranks gathered outside the city gathered in an orderly manner to the town hall square with torches and drums.
At night, at night, the carnival in the fireworks reached **. After the fireworks show, the costumed procession went home in a joyful atmosphere accompanied by the beat of drums. The carnival doesn't end until late in the evening, and it's really lively. Since I can't understand and can't understand German, I probably understand from the sporadic English translations that this commemorates the medieval struggle against the reign of darkness.
All walks of life contributed to the defense of the castle, including the brave youth army, the soothing church, the peasants who provided the castle with food and grass, the knightly legion of the main battle, and the market trade merchants, etc., each team represents a force for justice. 3. Hotel ReviewsHotel Name: Histo Day Khotelgoldenerhih View Double Room.
Euro one night, good value for money. Parking is available for a fee of euros, and there is a dedicated car park. Free ii, ask the front desk for a username and password (one machine for one use, there are several Internet machines to ask for several sets of passwords). Speaking of the front desk lady, she is the most beautiful girl I have seen in Germany, tall and slender, extremely good-looking, of course, the service is very enthusiastic, and the English level is high.
Breakfast is also a traditional German breakfast, which may receive too many Chinese team reasons, and the service attitude is average. But it's not to blame, the author saw with my own eyes that some guests of the Huaguo team secretly put eggs in their pockets and took them away.
The third largest city in Germany and the first in the south, it has a long history, many historical events took place here, and there is also the famous Oktoberfest. However, for the author, there are two points that I am most concerned about, one is the Allianz Arena, the home of Bayern Munich, and the other is the headquarters of BMW Motors, which is exciting to think about. 1. The road conditions from Rothenburg to Munich are good.
The author has maintained a speed of more than one kilometer on a multi-kilometer-long section of the road, and reached the top speed. Depart from Rothenburg in the morning and arrive at the hotel around noon, the hotel is at the exit of the expressway. Second, the scenic spot reached Munich, just encountered the wind to cool down, although it did not rain, it was still quite cold. I don't know how to park in the city center (mainly I can't read German).
Both days of Munich are by metro. Speaking of the Munich metro, I have to praise that there is a station every five meters, and almost any corner of the city, just a few minutes' walk into the metro. Euro tickets can be taken for one day, euro by hours, there is no ticket gate, all on your own, of course, there will be staff to check the ticket from time to time.
If you are caught fined, you must also record the integrity file. The above are all street views near the Munich Marriott Hotel. If you don't know much about historical buildings, it's just a random photo. Obviously, the place with the most people must be related to beer. It was an international break in Munich, and I didn't have the opportunity to experience the atmosphere of Bayern's home stadium and know that the lights at the Allianz Arena are beautiful at night.
Wait until it's almost dark. The next day, I went to BMW Welt in the Olympic Park, and in order not to turn the travelogue into an auto show, I reluctantly gave up a lot of beautiful photos of the auto show. The hybrid i coupe, which sells 10,000 in China, attracts people's attention. One of the sad things about Munich (and all of Germany) is that all shops (except restaurants and pubs) are closed on Sundays. (To be continued.) )