Goethe, I left my heart in Heidelberg.

Goethe's poem about Heidelberg is 1 Who can provide some German information about Heidelberg?

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Is he in the garden? He;

Hinternam, Bebush and Kurt Lauric,

Feirson in Hell? He;

With hohem Wald umzogen,

With Ritter Shiloh? gekr？ Net,

He likes to eat pancakes,

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He wrote it, but there is only one song.

There are still a few songs, so I won't post them here. Go and see for yourself:

Once, Goethe, a famous German poet, was walking in the park.

Heidelberg is a famous tourist city and university town in Bavaria, Germany, with a population of about 654.38+0.5 million.

During the Roman Empire, it became a frontier fortress. 1386, Elector Hou Ruplecht founded Heidelberg University, the oldest university in Germany, and Heidelberg is still the main scientific research base in Germany and even Europe. During World War II, Heidelberg withstood the baptism of war and the style of the ancient city was well preserved.

Heidelberg is surrounded by mountains and waters. The throne hill is shaded by trees, and medieval castles are looming in it; Neckar flows slowly through the city, and beautiful old stone bridges stand across the river; The old city of Heidelberg is surrounded by mountains and waters. The architecture is mainly in Baroque style of18th century, and blue bricks and red tiles can be seen everywhere. Castles, stone bridges, ancient cities and green mountains and waters complement each other, reflecting romantic and charming colors. No wonder it was regarded as a symbol of the spirit of the Middle Ages by literati in the19th century. The philosopher's road opposite the castle is winding and quiet, with lush trees and flowers on both sides, and is known as "the most beautiful place to walk in Europe".

Heidelberg is a representative of romantic cities in Germany. The ruins of the castle stand majestically on the top of the mountain and in the jungle, overlooking the whole city. At the foot of Neckar Mountain, the river flows quietly, spanning a slightly arched medieval bridge, which is magnificent. The picturesque valley is an ancient city that was not destroyed by the war of World War II, as if it were embedded in the foothills of the gentle Odenwald Mountain. The climate here is close to the Mediterranean, which is conducive to the cultivation of asparagus and grapes. Heidelberg is the best combination of nature and history, wisdom and fun.

Heidelberg has left many famous footprints, and her charming scenery has inspired the creation of many famous poets. Goethe, brentano and Eichendorff all walked on the path of philosophers. The "philosopher's road" located halfway up the mountain is one of the most beautiful avenues in Europe. After a steep slope, you can climb this road and suddenly see the old city and the opposite castle. If the weather is fine, you can even see the foothills of the Black Forest in the distance.

The unique atmosphere of Heidelberg has attracted not only a large number of tourists but also a large number of students to study in Heidelberg for hundreds of years. Today, one fifth of Heidelberg140,000 people are college students.

3. Once, Goethe, a famous German poet, walked on a path that allowed one person to pass in the park.

Heidelberg is a famous tourist city and university town in Bavaria, Germany, with a population of about 654.38+0.5 million.

During the Roman Empire, it became a frontier fortress. 1386, Elector Hou Ruplecht founded Heidelberg University, the oldest university in Germany, and Heidelberg is still the main scientific research base in Germany and even Europe.

During World War II, Heidelberg withstood the baptism of war and the style of the ancient city was well preserved. Heidelberg is surrounded by mountains and waters.

The throne hill is shaded by trees, and medieval castles are looming in it; Neckar flows slowly through the city, and beautiful old stone bridges stand across the river; The old city of Heidelberg is surrounded by mountains and waters. The architecture is mainly in Baroque style of18th century, and blue bricks and red tiles can be seen everywhere. Castles, stone bridges, ancient cities and green mountains and waters complement each other, reflecting romantic and charming colors. No wonder it was regarded as a symbol of the spirit of the Middle Ages by literati in the19th century.

The philosopher's road opposite the castle is winding and quiet, with lush trees and flowers on both sides, and is known as "the most beautiful place to walk in Europe". Heidelberg is a representative of romantic cities in Germany. The ruins of the castle stand majestically on the top of the mountain and in the jungle, overlooking the whole city.

At the foot of Neckar Mountain, the river flows quietly, spanning a slightly arched medieval bridge, which is magnificent. The picturesque valley is an ancient city that was not destroyed by the war of World War II, as if it were embedded in the foothills of the gentle Odenwald Mountain.

The climate here is close to the Mediterranean, which is conducive to the cultivation of asparagus and grapes. Heidelberg is the best combination of nature and history, wisdom and fun.

Heidelberg has left many famous footprints, and her charming scenery has inspired the creation of many famous poets. Goethe, brentano and Eichendorff all walked on the path of philosophers.

The "philosopher's road" located halfway up the mountain is one of the most beautiful avenues in Europe. After a steep slope, you can climb this road and suddenly see the old city and the opposite castle. If the weather is fine, you can even see the foothills of the Black Forest in the distance.

The unique atmosphere of Heidelberg has attracted not only a large number of tourists but also a large number of students to study in Heidelberg for hundreds of years. Today, one fifth of Heidelberg140,000 people are college students.

4. Heidelberg, the famous city Heidelberg Castle

Heidelberg, located on the Neckar River, is a famous university town with beautiful scenery and a long history. Once upon a time, many poets and artists came here to seek spiritual leisure. They love this land, praise the city, and create countless artistic and romantic stories, which have been passed down to this day.

Goethe is one of them. He visited Heidelberg eight times and fell in love with a girl named Marianne von Velema. This fervent emotion can be seen everywhere in his eastern and western poems. In addition, poets Mathiesen and Heldarin also highly praised the city in their poems.

In Heidelberg, even if you are not a great artist, the poetry lurking among ordinary people will be promoted by the city's amorous feelings. The beautiful ancient bridge that flies over the endless neckar, the ancient castle that reflects the afterglow of the sunset, and the fresh street view of the red chamber in Qingshan are all beyond painting. Heidelberg is, after all, one of the best tourist cities in Germany, where your leisurely and elegant mood will never be destroyed.

Heidelberg's must-see place is undoubtedly the ancient castle-Heidelberg. The view of the city from the ancient castle is really beautiful. The unpretentious garden looks elegant, spacious and lively. The barrel, garden and German Medical Museum in the castle can be visited for free. The whole city of Heidelberg is expanding on the left and right sides of neckar, and almost all the main attractions are concentrated in the old city. There is a baroque church of the Holy Spirit in the market square in the center of the old city. The church was completed in 144 1 year, and its beautiful steeple is very eye-catching. Moreover, there is also the burial place of the crown princes of past dynasties. You can see stained glass as soon as you enter the church. The Renaissance-style building opposite the church is the Knight's House built by Charles Bello, a clothing merchant in China, in 1592. The knight statue in front of the main entrance represents the origin of the name of the building. There are many university buildings in the old city. Heidelberg University is the most boastful university for the aged in Germany, and the student prison here is a place worth visiting. Because of the extraterritorial jurisdiction, students did bad things on the campus of the university, and the police could not intervene in the management, so citizens expressed their dissatisfaction to the university authorities. As a countermeasure, the university authorities set up this prison. According to the crimes committed, the prison term of students in prison ranges from 1 day to 30 days, during which they can only get bread and water. But I had a class during the day, so I took the opportunity to get food and drink. In the evening, I sing and dance, eat and drink. As a result, more and more students deliberately make trouble in order to go to prison, and with the outbreak of World War I, society is becoming more and more restless. Therefore, the student prison, which was first used by 17 12, finally stopped at 19 14. In the market square, visitors can also enjoy the dark red city walls hidden in the green trees and some buildings of Heidelberg Castle.

5. What are the styles of ancient castles in Germany?

The New Swan Castle is a symbol of Germany. No country in the world has so many castles as Germany. It is said that there are 14000 castles.

Among many castles, Neuschwanstein Castle, also known as Snow White Castle, is the most famous one, which is located in the foothills of the Alps in Fu Sen, south of Munich. Built in 1869. From augsburg to Fu Sen, as long as you take the train all the way, you will be haunted.

It's like a fairyland on earth, with ancient folklore about magic, kings and knights, endless virgin forests, tender slopes, endless herds of cattle and sheep walking in the green fields, snow-covered Alps and endless wide lakes. The founder is the king of Bavaria, Louis II.

The emperor has no talent to govern the world, but he is indeed full of artistic temperament. He personally participated in the design of the castle.

There are many German swan sculptures in it. He dreams of becoming a fairy tale castle in the world.

Because the white castle stands on a high mountain, it is surrounded by mountains and lakes. So the scenery is different all year round.

Neuschwanstein Castle is a dream world in Louis II, a unique and beautiful world. He was lonely all his life, either facing political intrigue or personal attacks.

In that era when the monarch was in power, he was dissatisfied with his position as just a title and tried to change it, which was often contrary to the opinions of the elders in the cabinet. His association with Wagner, a famous composer, was strongly opposed by cabinet members and the public because of his excessive extravagance and disregard for public and private interests.

Wagner was finally forced to leave Munich. Jeanlouis II hated Munich more and more, and fell in love with Neuschwanstein Castle in the Bavarian mountains. Its name comes from the Middle Ages. According to the legend of the Swan Knight, this white building of Yunshan fog cage is only 100 years old.

Opposite Neuschwanstein Castle is the summer palace of the king's childhood, the ancient Swan Rock Castle, and the great lakes on the alpine plain have shaped the romantic and fairy tale character of the young king, and a new hall of romantic fairy tales is bred in this pale yellow ancient Swan Rock Palace. Behind this beauty and romance lies the tragedy of a young king.

His master is King Ludwig II of Bavaria. The king likes all kinds of operas and stage plays since he was a child. He has written many plays praising good and overcoming evil, and is also an admirer of Werner, a famous Swiss stage writer. It must be mentioned that this young king is a good friend of Bismarck, the bloody prime minister. As soon as the two leaders met, they found that they hated each other late and became bosom friends.

One is young and romantic, the other is old and strong-willed, and their friendship amazed future generations. A world that makes him feel happy and comfortable.

Neuschwanstein Castle is an unfinished dream of Louis II. After his feelings for his cousin were shattered, his love life was blank: at the age of 22, he suddenly announced the dissolution of his marriage with Princess Sophie of Bavaria two days before the wedding, and he never got married again.

He can't get the understanding of the world himself, so he hides in his own world, easily stays out of the public eye, and even chooses to travel at night when traveling far away. Dissatisfied with reality, he devoted himself to creating his own fairy tale world.

Unexpectedly, it was unanimously opposed by the whole country. On the eve of the completion of the castle, 1886, 12 June, the single and imaginative young king inspected the progress of the castle for the last time. On his way back to Munich, he disappeared into the night. The next morning, people found the bodies of the king and Dr. Gooden in the lake. Just five days ago, the Bavarian National Medical Committee just announced that Louis II had. He was only 4 1 year old.

The death of Louis left his family with debts of 654.38+04 million marks, and also left the world with an unfinished dream (the project stopped after the death of Louis II). Until the 1960s, people still thought it was foolish to build Neuschwanstein Castle.

Things have changed, and now the Germans have turned Louis II's dream into reality. Neuschwanstein Castle, which was built at a huge cost, has become a cash cow for German tourism. Today, this castle bought with the blood of the king is the main source of income for this town. Millions of tourists come here to enjoy this fairy tale castle and become one of the most popular tourist attractions in Germany. Visitors can take a carriage up the mountain at the foot of the mountain, or enjoy the exotic flowers and plants on foot.

Visit this legendary castle. I saw the castle built on three steep peaks, backed by the Alps and a vast lake, which was particularly sacred and solemn, with a total height of about 70 meters.

The four corners of the castle are cylindrical spires with watchtowers on them. The interior decoration of Neuschwanstein Castle is extremely luxurious. There is a ballroom with a colored marble floor and a magnificent hall filled with precious antiques, jewels and works of art. Overlooking Neuschwanstein Castle, there is a fantastic feeling-the spires scattered in the wind-blown forest are hidden from time to time, as if someone's voice is floating. Neuschwanstein Castle is surrounded by mountains and stands on a rocky plateau, with its back against a clear and transparent lake and a bird's eye view of the slowly undulating Woods around it. The tranquil natural scenery and the fantastic appearance of Neuschwanstein Castle complement each other.

This castle is full of Louis II's planning and design ideas: luxury and splendor. 14 It took the carpenter two years to finish his post-Goethe wood carving bed by himself.

There are many decorations with the theme of swan in the castle. For Louis II, the swan symbolizes purity, so the beautiful image of the swan can be seen from murals, door handles and bathtubs.

Quietly waiting for the king's dream and Wagner's play that will never be staged. The New Swan Castle was built by Ludwig II in19th century. In order to fulfill his ideal of music and yearning for chivalry in the Middle Ages, it is a pity that his dream castle was inexplicably submerged before it was built. The only good thing is that Ludwig II lived in the castle for about 170 days, and Ludwig II died until now. As soon as I walked up the hill, I saw the front of the castle. The scenery is a bit disappointing. It seems to have ruined the beauty of the fairy tale castle in my mind, perhaps because it is too close! The same is true with people.

Some things are inseparable from the dream world, so the distance is always beautiful. Everyone.