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The trip to the town was very pleasant, and the time passed quietly without realizing it. Continue to walk the streets and alleys, find a roadside restaurant with elegant decorations, and enjoy a simple but delicious dinner, reminiscent of the joy and romance of the town. As night falls, the buildings are brightened by the lights that come on brighter and brighter.

In the enchanting night, admiring the iconic landscape of this small town is even more unforgettable. Walking on the streets full of history and beautiful lights, you will definitely have a deeper familiarity and understanding of the city you have met for the first time. With the grace of the night, stroll through the quaint streets, the first on the route of ancient Roman ruins.

In this romantic and elegant atmosphere, a complete end is drawn. Depart Augsburg, Germany's second oldest old city, and take the train to your next destination, Heidelberg, the cradle of countless great writers and thinkers over the centuries. Here, there is one of the most famous castle ruins in the world.

Germany's oldest university, nine Nobel laureates, and a favorite place for many writers and philosophers from Goethe to Mark Twain. It is a vibrant cultural city, a famous university and a scientific center, with picturesque nature and a warm climate comparable to the Mediterranean. These are the characteristics of Heidelberg.

There is hardly any other German city with more attractions than here. This ancient city on the banks of the Neckar is full of romance and has been revered and sung countless times by poets and painters. The rich history has remained largely unchanged for hundreds of years. Today. It is still possible to explore the beauty of the city on a leisurely walk in Germany's largest pedestrian area.

On the riverside of this small town, there are countless centuries-old buildings, many of which have been converted into unique restaurants and hotels, combining ancient history with modern life. I stayed in a hotel at the head of the old bridge, and through the window, I was able to enjoy the beautiful scenery of the old city. The melodious sound of a violin outside the window.

From time to time, I pass through the building and into the house, and I can't help but love this elegant, cozy little town. Outside the window on the other side is a neatly arranged old house, with simple and bright colors. The streets are crowded with guests, adding a lot of energy and atmosphere to the town. [Shocking dusk, sunset landscape of the old bridge].

With the sunset gradually moving westward. Rush to the old Heidelberg Bridge, which has been around for many years. In the beautiful sunset, witness the vicissitudes of history. The Old Bridge (Altebrucke) is a stone bridge built from year to year. The medieval bridge gate on the edge of the town, which is also the original part of the city wall, is particularly well preserved. During the bridging period.

A baroque helmet-shaped tower roof was also added. The sun is about to set, the white clouds in the sky swim freely, and the Neckar River, which is gradually returning to calm, is a reflection of the pleasant scenery on both sides. This tranquil scene is full of poetry. On the stone pillars of the bridge. was tied to a love lock that symbolizes love by some couples who came from afar.

In this beautiful scenery, leave the eternal mark of love, which is particularly romantic. On the side of the bridge is the vibrant old town of Heidelberg. Accompanied by the melodious music coming from the bridge, watch the tourists coming and going in the city. It's like enjoying a vivid old movie, and every scene is deeply engraved in my mind. The real name of the old bridge is "Cal-Theodore Bridge".

It is the oldest stone bridge over the Neckar in Heidelberg, with statues of Elector Carl Theodore and the Greek goddess Athena at the north and south ends. The two metre-high bridgeheads at the southern end of the bridge are the oldest part of the old bridge, built in the century. It was used as part of the bridge gate. The bronze monkey at the southern end of the old bridge is a must-see part of the tour.

The mirror on the monkey's left hand and the ring on its left foot symbolize vanity, the buttocks of ** symbolize lust and ugliness, and the outstretched fingers of the right hand are used to block people's evil gaze. Legend has it that those who have held the fingers of the monkey's right hand will return to Heidelberg in the future, and those who have touched the bronze mirror of the monkey's left hand will have good luck. There is also a pair of rats to the right hand of the monkey, which is the sculptor's signature.

It is also a symbol of fertility and blessing. The sun gradually moving westward, on the tranquil river, struggled to bloom dazzling light, breaking through layers of thick dark clouds, throwing the golden dream of prosperity to the quiet and tranquil river. In Hanoi, there are also some kayakers who walk up and down the river, trying to improve their strength, this dedication.

It really comes from the love of the sport in my heart. As night falls, the crowds of the old city gradually retreat, and the hustle and bustle of the day gradually calms down. The old city under the lights shows a different temperament. 【The night is hazy, walk into the Knight of Heidelberg St. George】Knight St. George (zumritterstge).

It is one of the very few surviving buildings in Heidelberg that survived the demolition campaign of the War of the Succession, and is considered to be the most spectacular and magnificent of all such buildings. It is also recognized as one of the most impressive monuments of the post-Renaissance period in the history of German architecture.

Embrace Heidelberg Castle and marvel at the rise and fall of the famous ruins of Heidelberg Castle towering above. The castle building has been built over the years and consists of ramparts, outbuildings, and palaces in a variety of styles, from the Gothic to the High Renaissance. The two leading buildings in the eastern and northern directions of the courtyard were built in the century. Today, they are recognized as the most important buildings in the history of German architecture.

Source: Built in the 13th century, this ancient city is located on the top of the King's Throne Hill, with many places of interest, and has been expanded several times in history to form a mixture of Gothic, Baroque and Renaissance styles, and is a representative work of the German Renaissance. Standing on the top of the city and looking into the distance, the eyes are full of boundless vineyards, which is breathtakingly beautiful.

The castle's "big barrels" and large wine cellar are the main attractions of Heidelberg. After a steep climb up the mountain, you will enter the dark castle. The guards in traditional costumes take care of the historical relics, meticulously take care of them, and wait for the thousand-year-old civilization; Castle at night. It's very different from the daytime.

Under the mountain, there is a mysterious atmosphere, and gazing at this majestic and legendary building, you can't help but think of the image of this place. Unconsciously followed it and entered that ancient era. The guards of the city led a group of guests from as far away as Canada through the gate.

In the midst of darkness, take a tour of the castle's interior. The shadow imprinted under the light also reveals a hint of mystery. Visitors are not only amazed by this legendary building, but also leave a piece of praise in this great historical site. This old castle was badly damaged during the war.

Most of them are now in ruins. However, those that remain are the only remaining. It still shows its grand scale and majestic momentum. The castle is located on the highest vantage point of the city, and it is also a great viewing platform. From here, you can see the whole town of Heidelberg. Especially at night.

Although the town seems quiet, it is not lonely under the embellishment. The quiet Neckar River, with its elegant night, is intoxicating. After visiting the castle. It was difficult to calm down in my heart, and I came to the bottom of the mountain. Feeling sleepy, I continued walking along the Ponte Vecchio to admire Heidelberg at night. Stand on the bridge and look out over the castle.

What I felt was a completely different feeling from "being in the middle of it". Follow the light and follow the steps down a few steps to the river. Admire the Ponte Vecchio from this point of view, even more complete. It also seems to have more charm. The entire bridge is integrated with the reflection in the water, creating a dreamlike scene. With the enchanting night.

After his first acquaintance with Heidelberg, he returned to the house and fell asleep peacefully. The next morning, I fell asleep in the morning. So I got up from bed and prepared to go out to watch the sunrise over the Neckar. Unexpectedly, there was a thick fog outside the door. Although there is no sunlight at all. But this mist swaying with the wind unexpectedly added a touch of fairy aura to the small town.

It creates a dreamlike scene. The magical rays of the sun, struggling across the undulating distant mountains, breaking through the surging clouds and mist, shining on the vast land, bringing countless golden hopes; The clouds and smoke fluttered lightly and freely, enveloping the early morning of this town, and the girl on her bicycle was riding from the old bridge. Under the gaze of the gods, pass by with pleasure.

Clouds and mist shrouded in the sky of the city, shrouded in mysterious ancient castles, magnificent and majestic momentum, telling the glorious past, dreamy and gorgeous colors, telling moving fairy tales; The misty clouds on the edge of the sky, in a peaceful atmosphere, contain endless history. The ancient castle in the clouds and smoke has stood quietly for thousands of years, with that almost perfect face.

Countless moving fairy tales are written. The midday sun, through the heavy clouds, blooms with the most dazzling brilliance. The divine brilliance shines on the vast land, illuminating the path of passers-by. Walking through the old town to the other side of the neighborhood, there is no noise on the old side of the town, and it is extraordinarily quiet. Up a small hill is the local dwellings.

People live in the mountains, sitting on the peerless beauty in front of them, and thinking about such a life, it is really envious. The wide road stretches in the direction of the river on both sides, and the scenery along the way is refreshing. After passing through an academy, there are various human figures in the laboratory.

Quite interesting. After admiring the view across the river, I returned to find a roadside restaurant in the square and enjoyed a delicious lunch in this quaint setting. After lunch on the square, I couldn't get enough of the colors of the small town, so I continued to wander the streets of Heidelberg's old town in the scorching sun.

Feel the happy and relaxed atmosphere. The old town is a long strip of town built on the south bank of the Neckar River. Although today's old town is full of modern goods and facilities, the streets, alleys, and main buildings still retain their original quaint style. Winding lanes connect the city with nature.

Connecting the hustle and bustle with the tranquility, the faded bicycle records the passage of time in the long river of history. Walking in the small ancient city, I happened to look up and saw the ancient castle standing on the top of the hill again, and not only did I have the idea of climbing to the top again and seeing the different scenes in the daytime, so I went beyond the direction of the entrance. Climb towards the castle again.

The main entrance of the castle is carved with samurai in armor, the central garden has a fountain and four granite columns, and is surrounded by buildings such as a concert hall and a glass hall. Most of the rooms in the ancient city are now open to tourists, and some of the well-preserved halls are still used for banquets and art performances. On the way up the mountain, I met two old men.

They are also struggling to climb to the top of the mountain. Walk behind the old man. Seeing them with their hands behind their backs, hunched over, still unyielding towards the top, my heart was forbidden to be shocked by their spirit. After visiting the castle and descending the mountain, continue along the intersecting paths to try to see every aspect of the town in more detail.

At the entrance at the foot of the castle, there is a small square called the Grain Square. The Grain Square was once a place for grain trading in ancient times. Now. It becomes a quiet little square at the eastern end of Main Street, with a view of the castle. The statue of Our Lady in the center of the square was erected by the Jesuits in the 18th century in order to win more Catholics.

To this day, however, Heidelberg is still a predominantly Protestant district. This is the starting point for the departure to the castle. The Cathedral of the Holy Spirit on the Market Square is the largest and most important church in Heidelberg's Old Town. It is an ancient and elegant Gothic red brick building, built in the year of the year, and has a history of nearly 700 years. The church originally houses the tombs of kings and electors.

But all were destroyed in the Grand Alliance Wars. The only thing that remains today is the burial place of the builder of the church, Elector Rupert III. The interior of the church is very modest. During the years, a barrier was erected in the middle of the church. Separate Catholics from Protestants who worship at the same time. Now, it's a Protestant church. There are many stalls selling souvenirs around the façade of the church.

It is also one of the traditional sights of the market square. When I came to visit the church, it was noon, and there were hardly many tourists inside. An old man was playing a melodious song on the piano in the church, and the melodious singing echoed throughout the church. Occasionally, a few visitors come in and involuntarily stay in the church.

Look up at the delicate structure inside the church. Or find a chair at random, sit quietly, meditate, and seek peace of mind. Walking out of the church, the streets outside are still bustling and lively. Just a wall. With the silence inside the church, completely like two different worlds. Leaving this vibrant and historic city on the verge of leaving.

Looking at the relaxed crowds on both sides of the street, there was a sense of reluctance in my heart. The sun has completely dispelled the clouds and is once again shining brightly. Heidelberg in the sun is full of romantic art. Basking in this charming atmosphere, heading towards Heidelberg train station, you are about to be in this reluctant state of mind.

Say goodbye to a small city where art and culture blend perfectly. At the end of your trip to Heidelberg, at noon, take the train and head north into the charming wine country of Mainz, a beautiful town on the Rhine. Mainz offers a unique way of combining wine with culture and lifestyle. It has become a member of the International Alliance of Selected "Outstanding Wine Capitals".

As a result, it is the official wine capital of Germany. Every tourist who comes to visit the wine capital can enjoy a good wine in a wonderful and authentic atmosphere. Mainz is home to a number of well-built traditional pubs where you can taste local wines such as Vanny, Riesling and Danfit, as well as "Mainz Spender cheese".

On the edge, the thousand-year-old magnificent Church of the Emperor St. Martin sits on its stone hill. The church combines a variety of architectural styles, from Romanesque to Baroque. The market square, located in front of the cathedral gates, is picturesque. Just a few steps from the cathedral is the World Museum of Typography. This is no accident: in Mainz.

Johannes Gutenberg invented movable type printing. In the Gutenberg workshop, which has been rebuilt as it is, a vivid demonstration of how this printing technique actually works. Experience a very special "blue hour": the glass windows of St. Stefan's Church, designed by Marc Chagall, transform the entire interior into a mysterious, shaky blue realm.

In addition to its artistic scene, it is also one of the oldest cities in Germany and is known for its rich cultural heritage. If you're here, you'll definitely visit Johannes Gutenum to see 4,000 years of ancient handwriting from all over the world.

The "manofthemillenniums" workshop in the museum has been rebuilt. Among the most strolling shops, cafés, pubs and residences in Mainz, St. Augustine's Church stands out as the focal point of these landscapes. St. Peter's Basilica in the morning light with golden sparkling.

In the beautiful morning light, visit St. Peter's Basilica, a highly artistic achievement, until nightfall, when the golden lights flicker and the cathedral glitters in all its glory. St. Peter's Church is a symbol of almost all the glory of the Rococo style, and its golden glow is still as bright as it was the day it was built. (To be continued.) )u