Interesting sights in Germany

Italy is the cradle of European culture, once gave birth to the brilliant ancient Roman culture, the Renaissance also sprouted from here. This ancient civilization of Europe is full of the remains of ancient civilization, and its glorious history is undoubtedly praised by the world. So, what are the must-see and clocking spots in Italy? How to go to Italy? Let's take a look!

The city of weimar

Weimar is located in Thuringia, in the eastern part of Germany. To visit Weimar is to go to the heart of German culture. Since Goethe moved here in the late 18th century, Weimar has become a pilgrimage site for the German intelligentsia. When you read the previous occupant list like when opened in Germany and even the world literature, music, art and philosophy of history: Bach, Richard ChaHua Wagner, poet Schiller, walter gro skin uz and wassily kandinsky, writers, Nietzsche, the famous name is only used to live here and worked for a fraction of prominent celebrities.

Cologne Cathedral

Cologne Cathedral is one of the most important architectural sites in Germany and the third tallest church in the world. This Gothic masterpiece took 600 years to build, and when it was completed in 1880, it followed the original 1248 design. The cathedral was the only building to survive the Second World War. The church that stood proudly amid the flattened ruins after the war was said by some to have been protected from heaven, but by many, the most widely accepted view was that the tall structure was the benchmark target point for fighter pilots at the time.

Swan fort

Nestled in the Alps, Bavaria's world-famous Swan Castle looks like a castle straight out of a fairy tale. This is where Walt Disney got his inspiration for the Sleeping Beauty's Castle. The Chwanstein Castle is also the most photographed building in Germany. King Ludwig II designed his dream castle in 1869, and he didn't ask an architect to make it happen, but a theater designer. Here, join a small tour group to see the ornate and ostentatious interior, the highlights of which include a "garish" artificial cavern, an oversized crown chandelier in the throne room and a lobby filled with entertainers.

The road to romance

The Romantic Road is one of the most beautiful scenic roads in Germany. It takes you through various locations with the essence of German scenery and culture. Medieval towns surrounded by many walls and towers, houses made of stucco on wooden frames, old inns and castles, and small restaurants serving good food and beer.

The Brandenburg Gate

More than any other landmark, the Brandenburg Gate is an icon of Germany. The Brandenburg Gate, built in 1791, is a symbol of peace. The Brandenburg gate door top the apex is a statue of goddess of victory, a nearly five meters high (Victoria in Greek mythology, carved, Roman mythology) bronze sculptures, the wings of the goddess behind open, driving a four horses two wheel vehicles to the east of the city, right hand holding a wand with a wreath of oak, wreath with a cross of iron, standing for a wings of the eagle on the wreath, The eagle wore the Prussian crown.

St Mark's Square

Piazza SAN Marco, also known as the Central Piazza of Venice, is the center of public activities for political, religious and traditional festivals in Venice. Built in honor of Jesus the Twelfth Saint and to collect the spoils of war, it is surrounded by exquisite Renaissance architecture. On the square are the Ducal Palace, St. Mark's Cathedral, St. Mark's Bell Tower, the old and new Executive Mansion buildings, and the Napoleon Wing, which connects the two buildings, etc. Surrounded by many shops and cafes, the piazza is the best place to lounge in Venice, attracting a large number of tourists.

The Cathedral of Our Lady of Flowers

The Cathedral of Our Lady of Flowers is the main church of the Catholic Archdiocese of Florence and the highest building in the city. You can overlook the panorama of Florence from the cathedral, and the scene is very spectacular. It is one of the five largest churches in the world and has been named the most beautiful church in the world. In addition, the Cathedral of the Virgin Flowers is the representative building of the whole early Renaissance, and the scale is huge. The most striking is the central dome, which is one of the largest in the world. The Greek columned spire pavilion in the center of the dome, which is 107 meters high in total, makes the church more conspicuous in all the buildings in Florence.

Wishing well

Wishing pool is the largest and most famous fountain in Rome, is also the world's largest Baroque fountain, because of the movie "Roman Holiday" and popular around the world, it is said that cast into the pool wishing can return to Rome again, repeat the same action cast two wishing will have a romantic encounter, cast three wishing is love dream come true. As a result, it has become a popular clocking mecca for couples.