What attractions can you choose during your study abroad holiday in Germany?

For many students who are preparing to study abroad, do they know what beautiful attractions there are in Germany? Let’s take a look at what attractions you can choose during your study abroad holiday in Germany?

1. Neuschwanstein Castle

The world-famous Neuschwanstein Castle is located in the Alps. It is like a castle moved from a fairy tale; Walt Disney got his sleep from here. Inspiration for the castle in Beauty. At the same time, Schwann Castle is also the most photographed building in Germany.

King Ludwig II designed his dream castle in 1869, and he did not find an architect to realize this dream, but a theater designer. The castle was one of the residences of King Ludwig II of Bavaria. It is the most photographed building in Germany and one of the most popular tourist attractions.

2. Hofbr?uhaus and Oktoberfest

The Hofbr?uhaus, founded in 1589, has experienced more than 400 years of vicissitudes. The decoration inside the house is unique and the roof is brightly colored. The painting can make you feel a retro flavor; the sound of steel pipes comes from time to time in the spacious room, and tasting the unique German beer in such music makes you feel as if you are drunk both physically and mentally; and that brings Bavaria The traditional ethnic song and dance performances will make you feel like you are in the ancient times. All these are perfectly combined with the modern banquet hall that can accommodate more than 1,000 people, which is amazing.

Visit Munich’s Hofbr?uhaus, the most famous beer garden in the world. Here, Bavarian specialties and giant pretzels pair perfectly with beer, which is sold in only one size glass: a liter. Attend Germany's Oktoberfest (also called Oktoberfest, held annually on October 10). This festival is the largest event in the world. Every year, six million people eat sausages, sauerkraut and drink at this festival. Revel in the beer at Oktoberfest. There are 14 different beer halls in the festival. While drinking beer and snacks, you can also enjoy German specialties: shoe dancing, alpine horn blowing and yodeling singers.

3. Romantic Road

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

As we all know, Germany has intoxicating scenery, and the local people’s lifestyle is also very rigorous and dynamic. After being busy on weekdays, being able to walk around Germany is definitely an unforgettable experience. For Those who plan to study in Germany will definitely be able to feast their eyes on it. They can both learn and experience the unique style of Germany. Don’t miss the following beautiful scenery, which will make your trip worthwhile.

4. Cologne Cathedral

Cologne Cathedral is one of the most important architectural sites in Germany and the third tallest church in the world. Cologne Cathedral is the pride and symbol of Cologne. The cathedral was the only surviving building from World War II.

Cologne, Germany, is now the largest international business center in the Rhineland region and often holds various international expositions. On a sunny day, you can feel the strong religious atmosphere when you come to this historic city located in the middle reaches of the Rhine River.

5. Christmas market

In Germany, people are used to going to the market on Christmas. Generally speaking, the trend of going to the market starts in late November and lasts until Christmas Eve on December 24. At noon of the same day, all the vendors in the Christmas market began to pack up their stalls, and they had to rush back to spend Christmas Eve with their families. In the center of Nuremberg is the city's tall and majestic Imperial Castle, which is definitely worth visiting in November and February every year. Come November, the famous Christmas markets transform the city into a magical winter wonderland.

Wander through this open-air market, decorated with 180 wooden hats made of colorful flowers, red and white fabrics, small lights and fresh flower ropes. There is also a Christmas market specially opened for children, which includes a steam train and a nostalgic carousel. The most magical moment was that all the children and young people participated in the lantern parade with more than 1,500 people. They carried beautiful lanterns and lined up to the castle on the mountain.

6. Black Forest

If you imagine Germany with rolling hills, small villages and dense forests, come and visit the Black Forest. You can experience it all here arrive. The Black Forest is Germany's largest forest mountain range. Walk, cycle or drive, no matter which way you choose, the scenic roads will lead you to lovely small villages, wineries and ancient monasteries. The two most recommended tour groups are the "Wine Route" and the "German Clock Route". This clock route can take you through the history of Germany's ancient cuckoo clocks.

But remember: your trip will not be complete if you don’t eat the Black Forest cake with chocolate, cherry, cream and a little cherry schnapps in the Black Forest.

7. Trier

The city of Trier, located on the embankment of the Moselle River, is the oldest city in Germany. The city was founded in the 16th century during the Roman colonial period and became the favorite residence of many Roman kings.

Nowhere in Germany is there such a visible evidence of colonization as here. The most famous thing in the city is the Porta Nigra, the largest gate in Rome at that time; in the Trier Church, there is a sacred relic that attracts many pilgrims: the Holy Robe, a piece said to be the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. A robe worn at the time.

There is also an ancient university here, the University of Trier, which was founded on March 16, 1473. At the beginning, most of the priests and part-time lecturers taught theology, philosophy, medicine and law. The University of Trier was founded very successfully.