Probably in RMB, quite cost-effective, quickly escape the pressure brought by the city, here to release their tired soul, exquisite food, mellow wine, beautiful environment, and stroll through the castle with your lover, will make you feel worthwhile. Pen? Interesting? Pavilion wWw. ｂiquge。 infoThis kirche is very eye-catching when you see it on the ship, and the construction of this kirche has begun.

It took many years to complete, typical Gothic building. Yunluo and An Chuyu continue along the river valley, accompanied by castles and vineyards, full of green. Stgoar is one of the most beautiful towns on both sides of the Rhine, but Yunluo felt that the German towns were too similar, so he didn't stay in the town long and went straight to the castle.

The Burgerheinfels is the largest surviving ruined castle in Germany and requires a Euro entrance fee. The castle was first built by the Count, a vassal state in the Middle Rhine region at the time, who was originally used to collect taxes on ships coming and going, the so-called zollburg.

The castle changed owners several times and many new buildings were built until the French Revolution, when the castle was damaged. The castle is divided into two floors, the inner layer is the castle and the outer layer is the fortifications, which are connected by several passages, and there are many caves, which extend in all directions. This staircase is the bell tower on the top floor.

It was the first building of the castle and the exit of the castle was converted into a youth hostel. After hanging out for almost an hour and a half, thirsty, have a drink here. I had planned to stay in Koblenz, but due to the lack of good rooms, Yunluo was rescheduled to the small town of La Enstein (in), which is only a kilometer from Koblenz, and the Weissesross Hotel offers free parking.

Decorated in Greek style, each room has a beautiful terrace. There is also a large garden. There is no elevator in the hotel, and it is evening when I climb to the top floor with my luggage. The sunlight filled the room, and the fatigue disappeared without a trace. Walk out to the flower-filled balcony. Looking at the garden downstairs, this is exactly what Yunluo wants. There are almost no places to eat near the hotel.

Yunluo and An were reluctant to drive out again when they met for the first time, so they found a window seat for a glass of beer, ordered a favorite dinner, and life was as good as expected.

In the morning, when the clouds fell and Ann met for the first time, they came to the "German Horn" in Koblenz, and once again admired the equestrian sculpture of Wilhelm I under the blue sky and white clouds. The statue of this knight is tall and the sculpture is always tall, standing at the confluence of the Moselle and Rhine rivers. To give you a little common sense: the statue of the general knight is empty on all fours. It was the battlefield of the dead and wounded.

If you are on all fours, you will die naturally. Someone like William I, who raised his front foot, was seriously wounded in battle and died. He died in embarrassment when he was stuck in the saddle of his own saddle during the battle. The German Horn has attracted a large number of tourists since the day it built the equestrian sculpture of Wilhelm I. It was part of the valley of the Middle and Upper Rhine.

Inscribed on UNESCO's World Heritage List. In that year, the Archbishop of Trier and Elector Theoderich (Wied, c. year-month-day) sent the Teutonic Knights to Koblenz and gave them the local church and hospital in order to protect the local hospital. The territory of the Teutonic Knights at the mouth of the Moselle and Rhine rivers.

The "German Manor" (German: Haus) was founded as the headquarters of the Teutonic Knights in Koblenz, from which the Estine Territory was named the "German Horn". Walk along the Moze River in the sun. The Moser River connects the two small towns of Koblenz and Trier, with countless vineyards, forests and villages in between. The mountain road along the river bank is steep.

Perched high in cliff vineyards, the Moselle Valley is home to some of the best Riesling appellations in the world. Almost all the villages and towns along the river are born on wine, and during the harvest season, there is a lot of harvest joy everywhere, when you see many swans roaming in the river on the left, the clear water, the houses built on both sides of the river, the exquisite hotels, restaurants, cafes and bars.

One such lively town is Cochem, where the castle, the city and the Moselle River itself combine to make Cochem a triple attraction for tourists. Arriving in Cochem was lunchtime. The town's restaurants were full, and a German uncle got up to leave. Only then did Yunluo and An meet for the first time that they were fortunate enough to be able to taste the food here.

How can you come here without a glass of white wine? Holding the menu, I remembered the German pork knuckle again. The pork knuckle served this time is completely different from the last time. It is cooked, and the elbow meat is pink, similar to the boiled meat in Yunluo and An Chuyu. It turns out that pork knuckle is also fundamentally different in the north and south of Germany.

In the northern Berlin region, pork knuckles are marinated overnight in brine to allow the elbows to absorb the flavor, and are cooked in vegetable stock until the elbows are soft, and are usually served with sauerkraut and pea puree. Grilled pork knuckle is more famous in southern Bavaria and is a must-have dish in German beer halls, where it is generally cooked in vegetable stock and then grilled in the oven or grill.

In order to make the skin crispy, finally turn the oven to high temperature and bake for more than ten minutes before the German roast pork knuckle will have a golden brown and crispy skin, crispy on the outside and tender on the inside. Having tasted two different kinds of elbows, Yunluo prefers this kind of boiled white, it looks fatty, but there is no greasy feeling at all, and the meat is fluffy and melts in the mouth, and it is served with sauerkraut and mashed potatoes.

There is a touch of fragrance between the lips and teeth, which lingers for a long time, and with a large glass of beer, this is the taste of Germany. From any corner of Cochem, you can see the majestic figure of the thousand-year-old Reichsburg standing high on the mountain. According to sources, the castle was originally built by Count Ezzo of the Palatinate in the A.D. and was enlarged in later years.

It was destroyed for a time, and then rebuilt in the year. Yunluo and An Chuyu walked up the stairs around the mountain, the noisy town and the sound of the whistle gradually faded away, and only the birds in the forest could be heard singing. When Yunluo and An Chuyu reached the top, they knew that this castle was open to the public in different time periods, and the number of visitors was also limited.

In order not to delay too much time here, Yunluo and An Chuyu chose not to visit the castle. However, Yunluo and An Chuyu did not have any unhappiness at all because of this. The large terrace on the castle with views of the entire town of Cochem and the Moselle Valley.

Yunluo and An Chuyu drove the car to the visitor center first and took the map. Most of Trier's places of interest (including World Heritage sites) are almost entirely concentrated in the city centre. Visitors can also easily go shopping or enjoy a glass of Moselle wine on the medieval market square (Marktplatz).

The vineyards of Trier are just a metre away from the amphitheater (R). Trier isn't the only German city that claims to be the oldest in history. But it has more than 2,000 years of history as a "city", not as a colony or military station, which is indeed the oldest in Germany. Trier is a well-known tourist city.

It is ideally located as a starting point for easy access to the Moselle, Saar, Ruwer, Eiffel and Hunsrüc rivers, as well as neighbouring Luxembourg, Belgium and France. In addition to the beautiful natural landscapes, there are also a large number of monuments left over from the ancient Roman period.

Trier's cultural heritage is quite rich, and the existing masterpieces of ancient architecture were declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in the year. Collectively known as the World Heritage Sites: the Roman architecture of Trier, the Episcopal Church and the Church of Our Lady. In order to protect their city, the Romans began to build walls from the year A.D. The Great Black Gate was the northern gate of the Roman city wall in the second century AD.

It is one of the largest surviving Roman gates in the world and the best-preserved Roman gates north of the Alps. As the years passed, the sand-and-stone walls developed a black rust color, hence the name "Daikokumon". Walking in the opposite direction from the Great Black Gate, there are shops and small restaurants on both sides, and the market square is bustling with people.

It's full of life. Yunluo and An first met through the market square, through a small alley, and the huge Trier Square appeared in front of them, on the square stood Trier Cathedral, one of the three largest cathedrals in Germany. The sun is setting. The oblique sunlight casts the cathedral in gold, making this ancient Romanesque Gothic building from the first century AD particularly dazzling.

Whenever you walk into a church, it's not the Gothic and Baroque costumes that attract you. In the vast hall, the clouds are moved by the sincere prayers, who involuntarily slow down, light candles, bask in the light from the huge stained-glass windows, and experience the communion between themselves and God: gratitude for what is now.

What you want to achieve, what you want to get, you can have something worth mentioning, and Trier is also Marx's hometown. Birthplace. The Trier Amphitheater is located in the historic city of Trier in Germany, and is a theater in the Roman period. Along with other Roman ruins and cathedrals in Trier, it has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The majestic Colosseum, the amphitheater, was built 100 years ago. Offering space for about 20,000 people, it was also part of the Roman city walls. It is the oldest surviving Roman building. Gone are the days of fierce competition, but it's still a lively place.

It is now the venue for many concerts, most notably the famous Roman festival. There is a mix of classical elements, and artists such as Sir Peter Ustinov and Hannah Shgula also grace the event. The "Bread & Game" event is a clever combination of entertainment and competition.

Artists, performers and gladiators vividly recreated the battles of the Roman era based on the knowledge available today, and of course, the "survival rate" was much higher than that of that era. Trier is definitely a historic city not to be missed.

The plan was to go all the way from Trier Expressway to Heidelberg, but the entire highway was closed, so Yunluo was fortunate to come to this quiet town with a history of more than 1,000 years. The church of Speyer is the largest and most iconic Romanesque building in Europe and was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in the same year.

Not far from the church, stands the towering metre-high City Gate (L), one of the tallest gates in Germany, and from the tower it offers a majestic view of the cathedral. In addition to Christian culture, Jewish ghettos and baptismal ponds, churches and medieval temples offer glimpses of mystical Jewish culture.

The city's Palatinate Historical Museum, the Science and Technology Gallery, and Germany's fourth SeaLife Sea Life Museum are also worth a visit. In your spare time, take a cruise on the Rhine and enjoy the coastal scenery and a café to enjoy the comfort of European life. Or take a stroll along the alleys that crisscross the streets, where there may be surprises waiting for you in the small antique shops and galleries along the streets.

There is no way to take the high speed, Yunluo and An meet for the first time along the country road. Brave the blue sky and white clouds to the final destination of the day - Heidelberg. I was going to enjoy a day in Heidelberg, but because of the road. Yunluo and An Chuyu arrived almost in the afternoon. Heidelberg is the epitome of romantic Germany, with winding and secluded alleys connecting the Kasbah and the creek.

Full of poetry. Heidelberg is one of the most anticipated cities on your trip to Germany, and just hearing its name is the place you want to go when you say it. Walking along the quiet path to the castle, everything seems to be a silent painting, the clear blue sky and soft white clouds make the town like a dream, with the winding and undulating Neckar River and green hills on both banks.

Wrap around the whole town. With its undulating red roofs on the riverside, the Throne Mountain, the old bridges, and the patchwork, Heidelberg is the epitome of romantic Germany, the tender side of a tough country, and the place where Goethe lost his heart. Perched on the throne hill on the banks of the Neckar River, the castle is a reddish-brown castle that is the site of an ancient imperial palace. It is mainly made of Neckar sandstone.

The structure is complex and the style is varied. Although it is broken now, it still does not lose the spirit of a king. The old bridge spans the north and south banks of the Neckar River and has an arch. Standing on the top of the ancient bridge, looking out from the railing, you can see the blue water of the Neckar River under the bridge. Occasionally, a boat passes by on the river, and visitors look up at this particular building and the moment their eyes touch the bridge.

The nostalgia for the old bridge of Heidelberg was born. European bridges, especially those with a little vintage, are considered works of art. They have settled into what they are now, maybe old, maybe mottled in their daily lives. It may be broken, but it also embeds history in the body. Yunluo came to Heidelberg to experience her tranquility. Beautiful.

But it was a festive day, with an influx of 100,000 tourists and a boisterous band. Heidelberg became a big and lively family. Everyone sang together, danced together, drank together, and this kind of shopping continued until the next morning. This is not the Heidelberg that Yunluo wants, with the sunset, walk back to the hotel along the Kane River.

Yunluo and An Chuyu stay tonight's hotel is located in Heidelberg minutes by car, to be precise, it is in the Lemen area - Skana (Tuscan villa hotel), the car drove to the end of the road, and the eyes appeared in front of the strong Tuscan and Mediterranean atmosphere, feeling as if coming to another world, extraordinarily relaxed.

Came to the lobby and did a simple checkin, all the facilities of the hotel reflect the standard of four stars. Coming to the room, it is twice as big as the first few days before Yunluo and An first met, the spacious room and comfortable decoration make the price of Yuan super worth the money, if you are driving, I highly recommend you to stay here. Drop off your luggage.

Passing through the exquisite gardens, the hotel's restaurant can be called a five-star standard in terms of service and taste. The fluffy and fragrant bread with the rich lobster soup in olive oil and the fresh cuttlefish noodles in the four seas, and the tender veal steak, except for the short time, everything is wonderful!

Walking through the streets of Würzburg, you can enjoy the warmth of South Germany, whether it is the pedestrians lounging on the street, the trams coming and going, the whispering lovers in the open-air cafes on the street, or the tourists stopping by the small things in the shop windows.

Yunluo's heart was also left here. Have a cup of coffee and make the good times slow down a little bit, a little slower. Würzburg is the starting point of Germany's famous romantic route, with ever-changing landscapes from north to south. The magnificent and astounding Bishop's Palace of Würzburg, the famous fairytale town of Rothenburg on the upper Tauber River, and the fantastic castle of King Ludwig II of Bavaria.

Neuschwanstein Castle. Wherever you go, you will find delicious wines, unique natural and urban charms, fairytale castles, churches and fortresses. Stroll from the city center to Würzburg Palace.

Anyone who has been here will be deeply impressed by the imposing design of the vast Hajpitz and the largest, most beautiful and extravagant palace in Germany. In the center of the square, elegant sculptures and fountains complement each other, and the jets of water quickly turn into crystal clear droplets from mid-air.

I can't help but want to touch it with my hands. Skirting the square and passing through the iron gates, the grandeur of the palace garden is breathtaking, with fountains, sculptures, paths, and a patchwork of flowers and trees, which make the garden and the palace stand in harmony. The palace is a dark yellow color, which is more dazzling against the blue sky and green grass. If you don't have to go.

Yunluo is willing to sit here all the time, waiting for the sun to slowly set and the stars to rise slowly. Walking through the city walls, time seems to go back to a thousand years ago, with pointed red tile roofs and traditional German wooden trusses.

The stone and brick paths, full of colorful medieval buildings, are rendered by the setting sun in late autumn, giving this fairytale kingdom a rich romantic color. Let everyone who comes here absorb inspiration, and become a poet, even if you stroll in this small town all day long, every corner of the wonderful, will not feel boring and boring. (To be continued.) )