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With 28,000 students, Heidelberg University is one of Germany's largest academic research institutions, with disciplines ranging from Egyptian studies to computer languages, and has the best faculty in the fields of medicine, law and natural sciences in Germany. Pen | fun | pavilion www. ｂｉｑｕｇｅ。 ｉｎｆｏ

It is not only the birthplace of German Romantic literature and art, but also cultivated many Nobel Prize-winning scientists.

On the blue Königstuhl (Throne Mountain), the ruined red sandstone Heidelberg Castle still looks down on the old town of Heidelberg and the Neckar River at the foot of the mountain.

Heidelberg's attractions are concentrated in the Old Town, where the main attractions on both sides are strung together by the meandering Neckar River, and the main street parallel to the Neckar River is the longest pedestrian street in Europe, with a variety of attractions, dining and shopping along the way, making it the heart of the Old Town. Heidelberg's sights can be walked in a day, but the city is more of a city to slow down and savor it.

The Neckar River runs through the city in Heidelberg, clinging to the old town, and in the valley of the Qingshan River, it complements the old bridge and the castle, forming a perfect picture. On the north and south banks of the river, there are banks for pedestrians to walk, especially on the north bank, where there are lawns and gardens, which are good places to rest and enjoy the scenery.

The official name of the Ponte Vecchio is Karl-Theodor Bridge, the name of the Elector who built the Baroque stone bridge in 1788. This is the ninth bridge on this location since Roman times and the oldest bridge over the Neckar in the Heidelberg region today.

The sculpture on the bridge depicts Karltheodor of the Elector at the southern end and the Goddess of Wisdom at the northern end (in praise of the Elector's support for the arts and sciences).

At the head of the Old Bridge there is a sculpture of a bronze monkey. The bronze monkey holds a mirror in his hand. There are also two rats around him. Touching the mirror in the hand of the bronze monkey will bring wealth, holding the finger stretched out by the bronze monkey will bless you with your return to Heidelberg in the future, and the mouse means blessing you with many children and grandchildren.

It rained heavily in the morning of leaving Heidelberg. The train heads to Freiburg in Hesse. The weather is still cloudy and rainy.

Freiburg is close to the westernmost point of the southern Black Forest, and the old town is atmospheric and sophisticated, with clear streams, red bricks, red walls, and spires of towers. The identity of a university town adds a strong bookish atmosphere and youthful vitality.

The most interesting part of Freiburg is the ditch in the streets of the Old Town, which was originally a fire protection measure in the Middle Ages, but now it is a beautiful legend that a foreigner accidentally steps into it. One day you will return to Freiburg, and if you are a bachelor, you will be able to hold the beauty of Freiburg. Since then, he has been a Freiburg man.

From the bustling shopping street, you can see the tall Martin Gate at a glance, and the tram passes through the door, and the railroad tracks on the ground, the electric wires in the sky, and the city gate form a beautiful scenery.

Augsburg is the third largest city in Bavaria. Located in the western part of Bavaria. Only about half an hour by train from Munich. The history of the city also dates back to the time of the ancient Romans.

It has been an important cultural center throughout its long history. Today there are many medieval churches, a Renaissance town hall and a rococo palace.

The architecture of Santa Ana Church has a significant Renaissance architectural character, the exterior of the church is made of white stone, and the interior is made of brick. The church looks very simple from the outside, with no particularly luxurious decorations, but it exudes a mysterious classicism from the inside out.

The church is home to a lot of treasures. Great appreciation and collection value, walk into the church. It's like walking into a rare treasure museum, which is dizzying and eye-opening. In addition to these treasures, there is also a very luxurious Furgger Chapel inside the church, where many people come to worship every day.

Neuschwanstein Castle is one of the masterpieces of the Romantic Knight's Castle and the prototype of the Disney logo.

The founder of Neuschwanstein Castle was one of the Bavarian kings, Ludwig II. This king has no talent for governing the world, but he is full of artistic temperament.

He was personally involved in the design of the castle. There are a large number of German swan sculptures inside. He dreamed of building the castle into a fairytale world. As the white castle rises high on a hill, it is surrounded by mountains and lakes. So throughout the year, the scenery is different.

1. There are many people who come to Swan Castle, and the queue is generally at least 2 hours, so try to arrive early. The ticket office opens at 8 a.m.

2. There are also three ways to get to the castle from the ticket office: walking, bus (1.8 euros) and horse-drawn carriage (5 euros). The walk up the hill is about 20 minutes, the road is not difficult, and the bus and horse-drawn carriage basically have to queue up.

3. The time of the visit is written on the ticket, and each batch is limited to 45 minutes, so please do not be late.

From Augsburg to Füssen, the scenery along the train alone will make you reverie. This fairyland-like place hides ancient folklore about magic, kings, and knights, as well as endless primeval forests, gentle slopes, endless green fields with herds of cattle and sheep, snow-capped Alps and endless lakes.

At Füssen train station, you can take bus 78 to Neuschwanstein Castle free of charge. A round-trip ticket costs 4.4 euros and can be used by two people on one ticket. There is a bus timetable at the point of drop-off. Get off the bus and turn right uphill to buy a ticket.

Due to the large amount of time, there were too many people queuing up to take the bus and horse-drawn carriage up the mountain, so Yunluo decided to hike up the mountain.

The way up the hill is not difficult, there are a few small shops to browse halfway up, and you will be at the foot of the castle in about 20 minutes. If you arrive at the castle early, you can go to the right and look out at Neuschwanstein Castle on Maria Bridge and take a postcard-standard photo.

Munich is Germany's third largest city, the state capital and largest city of Bavaria, founded in 1158. It is not only a high-tech center, but also a major financial city in Germany and around the world.

Munich has a very long historical and cultural tradition, not only rich in artistic life, but also pays great attention to the protection of traditional folk customs and cultural relics. In Munich, museums, galleries and theatres are scattered throughout the city.

St. Michaelskirche's Church is a Catholic church in Munich, Germany, the largest Renaissance church north of the Alps. It was built between 1583 and 1597 by Duke Wilhelm V of Bavaria as a Jesuit church that served as the spiritual center of the Counter-Reformation.

The style of the building had a great influence on the early Baroque architecture of southern Germany. The church façade is very imposing, with some statues of members of the Wittelsbach dynasty. Between the two entrances, a huge bronze statue of Hubert Gerhard depicts St. Michael, the archangel, fighting for the faith, slaying the devil in the form of a dragon.

In the middle of the square is a pillar of the Virgin, which expresses the gratitude and love of the Virgin Mary. There is a fish spring in the northeast corner of the square, which used to be the place where the butcher's apprentices held their ordination ceremony. To the northwest of Marion Square is the Marion Church, the New Town Hall is on the north side of Marion Square, the Old Town Hall is on the east side of the Square, and the Victor Arian Market is on the southeast side of the Square.

Heidelberg is the first stop of Yunluo and Yan Shenyu to Germany, in fact, Heidelberg was chosen as the first stop. Heidelberg gives Yunluo and Yan Shenyu a quiet feeling, in fact, except for the Oktoberfest, Germany as a whole gives Yunluo and Yan Shenyu a quieter feeling than France.

Yunluo and Yan Shenyu are wandering in southern Germany, so people are relatively more conservative, so it is quieter, and the sense of distance is stronger, but Yunluo personally prefers to have a sense of distance, so Germany gives Yunluo a better impression than France, if Yunluo wants to choose the country where he lives.

Yunluo will like Germany more, people are more reliable, countries are more reliable, natural environment, healthy travel, bicycles, hiking are very common in Germany, I like it very much.

Heidelberg is a very small tourist city, all the attractions are on his main street, this is a very long main street, it is estimated that it will take more than 1 hour to walk, Yunluo and Yan Shenyu wander slowly, see the good looks, fun and delicious will stop, and it took an afternoon to really walk the main street.

Of course, Yunluo and Yan Shenyu went to the local castle, and you can see the whole Heidelberg from the castle, and you will find that Heidelberg is so small! The castle is at the end of the main street, buy a ticket to enter the castle, the cable car fee is 12 euros if you want to sit to the top, and 6 euros if you don't need to get to the top.

The castle cost seems to be 12 euros, a little bit I don't remember clearly, and overall it is relatively cheap. When you arrive at Heidelberg, you will see a big I when you get out of the train station, which is the informationcenter of Germany, you can get the map first, which will indicate all the tourist attractions in Deborg, and you can follow the scenic spots.

Let's start with a panoramic view of Heidelberg taken from the castle down.

The Red House is the symbol of Heidelberg. Heidelberg's population is not large, 20% of the population is university students, and the university in Heidelberg is integrated with the city without a school gate, and it is also for this reason that Yunluo did not find a school!

To climb the cable car to the castle, it is highly recommended to take the cable car, which goes up the mountain to the last row and down the mountain to the first row, so that you can take the most complete picture of Heidelberg.

Once at the top, there is a hiking park, hiking and cycling are so popular in Germany, almost everyone has a bicycle, outdoor gear owners everywhere, and of course the nature of Germany itself is also very good, and there are also bicycle paths.

Coming down from Heidelberg, Yunluo and Yan Shenyu wander around the main street, which is a completely pedestrian street, with no vehicles, only pedestrians, and when you are tired, stop and sit on the side of the road to listen to the performance of street performers, or eat desserts in street shops, which are the habit of Europeans in the afternoon. (To be continued.) )

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