Brief introduction of ten famous scenic spots in Germany

1, a European paradise. The European Park is the largest recreation park in Germany. In the recent survey, it replaced Neuschwanstein as the most popular tourist attraction in Germany. This park provides all the incredible amusement facilities that need excitement and adventure, 1 1 roller coaster with flight simulator, 100 more than corporate attractions and a 4d cinema. Europa Park attracts nearly 5 million tourists every year. The park is divided into different regions, each representing the land and country of the European continent.

2. Black forest. The Black Forest is a dark and densely forested mountain range in the southwest of this country. This place is famous for its dense crown and diverse geographical features. It is a paradise for outdoor leisure. It rises and falls along the Rhine River and is surrounded by lush green valleys and ski resorts. Swimming, hiking and mountain biking are popular activities. The forest also feels like a city, because it provides world-famous hot spring facilities in an indigenous village and has an open museum.

3. Miniature landscape world. The miniature landscape world is the largest railway model in the world and a unique tourist attraction. It is built in the majestic Hamburg Port, with a total length of 12000m. This huge model has nine different parts, and each part represents a specific culture, nation or country. This system contains hundreds of trains and trams roaming in this charming mini-world, where there are small airports, bustling ports and crowded cities. German tourists of all ages come here to enjoy a unique entertainment.

4. Lugen Island. Located on the coast of Pomerania, Lugen Island is the largest and most beautiful Baltic island in Germany. It is connected with the mainland by roads and railways, so it is a very popular tourist destination. The beauty of Lugan Island extends from vast beaches to vast farmland, and then to open bays and cliffs in forests. One of the highlights of its seaside resort is Jasmond Peninsula, in the beech forest in Stanite. Lugan is often occupied by adventurers and windsurfers. In Pubusi ancient town, there are various neoclassical buildings and parks on the island.

5. Zugspitz. Zugspitze, located in the mountains of western Germany, is the highest mountain in Germany, reaching 2962 meters. This mountain is a world-famous mountain climbing and skiing resort, which can be accessed by cable car or railway through the mountain railway station. The summit will present a dazzling panorama, including the simultaneous scenery of four different countries. The trip to the summit also includes crossing an 800-meter-long tunnel leading to a beautiful canyon in a local town.

6. Heidelberg Castle. Heidelberg Castle is located in the ruins of the old city of Heidelberg in Neckar Valley. It is the representative of German romanticism and the main building of the old city. The area was scarred by a series of allied bombing, and since then, it has become a conservation program to restore its grandeur and gorgeous charm. Heidelberg Castle is often visited by a large number of foreign tourists. This ancient town with picturesque streets and exotic squares is also proud of having the oldest university in Germany so far.

7. rothenburg. Rothenburg is a medieval French town in Bavaria, which is famous for its original style and well-preserved architecture. It enjoys a high reputation in the travel agency, and it looks like it was copied directly from a fairy tale book. The city surrounded by city walls, narrow alleys and houses with no end in sight give people infinite charm. Individual highlights include the Taubel River, the old city hall, the parliament tavern and church, and fortifications dating back centuries. This famous romantic road also passed through rothenburg.

8. New Swan Castle. Neuschwanstein Castle is located in the old town of Fu Sen near the Bavarian Alps. It is the ultimate fairy tale attraction and the most famous and greatest royal castle in the world. Neuschwanstein Castle was inspired by Disney Dream Castle, and 1886 was completed. It is a fortress covering the battlefield. Visitors can enter the Bard Hall, Singer Hall and Throne Hall through artificially designed passages. Gorgeous interior decoration and crown-shaped chandeliers almost always amaze guests.

9. Cologne Cathedral. Cologne Cathedral is a transcendental building on the Rhine River and a masterpiece of Gothic architecture. It is undoubtedly one of the greatest landmarks in Cologne and Europe. Its magnificent appearance, luxurious interior and huge tower highlight the panoramic view of this magnificent icon. The vaults of12nd century and13rd century and the sacred boxes of the three kings still kept their original shapes.

10, Brandenburg Gate. Located in Berlin, the Brandenburg Gate is nearly 26 meters high and is the first neoclassical building in the city. This gate is modeled after the Acropolis, with a four-horse chariot on it. It is used for normal vehicle traffic and is usually reserved for royal carriages and parades. Brandenburg Gate is undoubtedly one of the most famous landmark buildings in this city, which symbolizes division and unity, thus representing the turbulent German history.