One trip, two experiences! Experience the romance of Germany and France in Saarbrücken

🌟Highlights: Saarbrücken, Germany, is located on the border between Germany and France. It was once ruled by France and has both German and French cultural characteristics, allowing tourists to experience the fusion of different cultures. ❤Recommendation reason: There are many historical buildings with different styles, such as the Baroque-style Ludwig Church and the neo-Gothic-style Town Hall, which carry the history and culture of the city. ✅Must experience: Saarbrücken Castle: Built in the 18th century, it is a Baroque-style building and a city landmark. There is a museum inside that displays the city's history and art, and the surrounding park has beautiful scenery. ✅Must experience: Ludwigskirche: One of the purest and most beautiful Baroque Protestant churches in Germany, it was built by the master architect Stangl and forms a majestic complex with Ludwig Square, the palace and the official meeting hall. ✅Must experience: St. John's Market: The historic center of Saarbrücken is full of vitality, with old buildings and small shops, and many restaurants around. 🍲Food recommendations 👍Saarland Dibbelabbes: A local specialty made from potatoes, flour, etc., with a soft and glutinous texture, often served with applesauce or sour cream. 👍Schwenkbraten (Onion Steak): The marinated pork neck is placed on a grid suspended from a tripod and grilled over charcoal. It is a traditional local delicacy. The grilled steak is crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, with a fragrant aroma. 🗓Itinerary: One-day tour: Visit Saarbrücken Castle in the morning to admire the architecture and park scenery; taste delicious food near St. John's Market at noon; go to Saarbrücken City Museum in the afternoon to learn about the city's history and culture; go shopping at Eurostar Plaza or take a walk along the river in the evening. 🗓Itinerary: Two-day tour: On the first day, visit Saarbrücken Castle, St. John Market, and City Museum. On the second day, we visited the Ludwig Church and the surrounding Baroque buildings, then went to Saarland University to experience the academic atmosphere, and went to the city to experience the nightlife in the evening. 🚉Transportation Tips External transportation: You can first arrive at Frankfurt Airport, then take a train or rent a car to Saarbrücken, which takes about 2-3 hours. Internal Transportation: The city is not big and you can visit the city center attractions on foot. There are also buses and taxis. In addition, the local bicycle path network is well developed and you can rent a bicycle for cycling. 📝Note tips: Saarbrücken is quite cold in winter, so you need to bring thick clothes. Most local public places are non-smoking areas, and smoking must be done in designated areas.