2025 Germersheim Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in June)

Today, I want to introduce you to a charming fairytale town located by the Rhine River in Germany. With its captivating history and natural beauty, it’s undoubtedly a must-visit destination in the Rhine Valley. 📍 Destination: Bacharach, Germany 📖 Fun Facts: Bacharach is a picturesque town by the Rhine River, renowned for its medieval architecture, wine production, and stunning scenery. The town features well-preserved half-timbered houses, narrow streets, and historic buildings, while the surrounding countryside boasts breathtaking views. 💐 Must-Do Tips: 🔹 Stroll Through the Old Town Wandering through the old town is a must when visiting Bacharach. The cobblestone streets and timber-framed houses are enchanting. Be sure to explore landmarks like St. Peter’s Church, Wernerkapelle, and Alte Haus. There are also plenty of great restaurants to enjoy. 🔹 Visit Stahleck Castle Just a 10-minute walk from the old town, Stahleck Castle offers magnificent views of the surrounding valley, the Rhine River, and lush vineyards. The castle also houses a café where you can relax and unwind. 🔹 Enjoy the Best Panoramic Views of the Town For the best panoramic views of Bacharach’s old town, Stahleck Castle, St. Peter’s Church, the Rhine River, and the verdant vineyards, climb up to Postenturm. The scenery from this vantage point is truly stunning. 🔹 Walk Along Bacharach’s Town Walls One of the most charming features of Bacharach is its well-preserved town walls, which add historical significance and allure to the town. Located near the train station, the walls are surrounded by terrace restaurants where you can sip coffee while watching trains pass by—a unique experience. 🔹 Take a Rhine River Cruise A boat tour along the Rhine River is another must-do activity. The river is lined with many beautiful towns, and cruising allows you to explore different destinations, making for an unforgettable experience.

🌈【Highlights of the itinerary】: 🔸 Dutch Canal Cruise Experience: Cruise along the beautiful canals of Amsterdam and enjoy the wonders of windmills. 🔸 Stroll through the medieval town: visit the historic castle and cathedral. 🔸 Rhine River Scenery: Enjoy the beautiful scenery of the middle section of the Rhine River, a world heritage site. 🔸 Cuckoo Clock and Black Forest Cake: Unlock the secret of the cuckoo clock and taste the authentic Black Forest Cake. 🔸 Trip to Lucerne, Switzerland: Explore the lakes and mountains of Lucerne, and check out the oldest wooden bridge in Europe. 🔸 Jungfrau Region: Visit the Swiss snow mountain scenery and feel the magnificence of nature. 📅【Travel Date】: November 10, November 20, 2024 Day 1: Upon arrival at Amsterdam Airport, your Viking Travel Concierge will escort you to the pier to board the ship. No tours planned on the day, free to explore Amsterdam. Day 2: Cruise Amsterdam’s charming canals and admire the gabled buildings. The Amsterdam glass-roofed canal cruise experience is included in your ticket. Day 3: Visit the windmills at Kinderdijk, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and learn about the history and working principles of windmills. Day 4: Stroll around Cologne and visit Cologne Cathedral and St. Martin's Church. You can choose to participate in the upgrade project to experience the local beer culture. Day 5: Visit the German Corner and the Old Town. In the afternoon, cruise along the Mid-Rhine, admiring the castles and ramparts on both sides. Day 6: Visit Speyer Cathedral and walk around the old town. Optional upgraded tours in Heidelberg. Day 7: Visit Strasbourg, visit Petite France and Strasbourg Cathedral. You can choose to participate in Alsace wine region tours and wine tastings. Day 8: Head to the Black Forest region of Germany, visit the town of Didi Lake, learn about the cuckoo clock making process, and taste Black Forest cake. Day 9: Explore the Jungfrau region of Switzerland and enjoy the beautiful scenery of the Alps. Optional upgrades to summit Jungfraujoch. Day 10: Visit Lucerne and visit the Chapel Bridge and the Lion Monument. The afternoon is free to explore Lucerne or return to Basel. Day 11: After breakfast, disembark from the ship. Viking provides a drop-off service to take you to the airport. Are you ready for an unforgettable Rhine River cruise? Come join us and explore the beautiful scenery of Europe! 🌍🛳✨

#summervacay I've been to Cologne three times before, always traveling north by train along the Rhine River via Mannheim. And every single time, as the train sped through the Rhine Valley around Koblenz, I was absolutely mesmerized by its beauty! But the train was just too fast to really soak it all in. 😔 So, when my mom came to visit me in Germany, I finally decided it was time to plan a "slow travel the Rhine" itinerary! This trip perfectly covers the stunning "Upper Middle Rhine Valley", which is even a UNESCO World Heritage site. I can't wait to really savor every moment and capture those views this time! ✨ #RhineRiver #Rüdesheim #Bingen #SlowTravel #Germany #UNESCO #RhineValley #TravelGermany #EuropeanAdventures

In the heart of Europe, Germany unfolds like a weighty historical tome, quietly weaving together medieval castle legends, Baroque artistic glory, and the precision aesthetics of modern industry. This 7-day immersive itinerary takes you through the morning mists of the Rhine Valley, lets you touch the fairy-tale castles of Bavaria, and helps you read the wrinkles of time in Berlin's streets — let's unlock the soul of Germany through slow travel. 🗓️【Itinerary: From Historical Depths to Modern Metropolis】 D1: Berlin • Narratives of Division and Rebirth Brandenburg Gate: Trace the neoclassical contours of Prussia's legacy, watch dawn light graze the gate's reliefs, and hear echoes of Cold War history. Berlin Wall Memorial Park: Pause before surviving graffiti-covered fragments where the "Fraternal Kiss" mural and reconstructed "Death Strip" whisper tales of division. Museum Island: Dive into Pergamon Museum's Greek colonnades, let the glazed bricks of Babylon's Ishtar Gate unfold like star rivers in your eyes. D2: Berlin • Harmony of Art and Urban Life East Side Gallery: Stroll the world's longest open-air gallery where 1,316 meters of wall transform political metaphors into street art revelry, including the iconic "Trabant Breaking Through the Wall." Marx-Engels Forum: At dusk, cafe terraces offer views of Gothic spires gilded by sunset, revealing Berlin's neighborhood warmth. D3: Rhine Valley • Medieval Flowing Canvas Rüdesheim: Ride cable cars over terraced vineyards, sample Riesling in half-timbered "Drosselgasse" alleyways to accordion melodies. Lorelei Rock: Hike to the riverbend viewpoint where siren songs seem to linger, as cruise ships draw silver trails through mist. D4: Heidelberg • Cradle of Romanticism Heidelberg Castle: Crunch gravel paths through Renaissance courtyards where moss and carvings merge on weathered sandstone. From terraces, watch the Neckar River ribbon through old town as bridge tower bells echo along Philosopher's Walk. Student Prison: Graffiti-covered walls preserve 19th-century scholars' rebellious poetry and pranks. D5: Neuschwanstein • Where Fairy Tales Cast Shadows Castle Exploration: Guided tours reveal throne rooms with mosaic star domes and hall of mirrors multiplying Rococo chandeliers — the prototype for Disney's Sleeping Beauty Castle and Ludwig II's lonely utopia. Marienbrücke: On this gorge-spanning bridge, watch fog transform castle spires into floating dreamscapes from the "Fairytale King's" unfinished vision. D6: Munich • Beer and Tradition Unleashed Marienplatz: At noon, the Glockenspiel's 32 dancing figurines reenact medieval weddings to crowds mirroring 19th-century wonder. Hofbräuhaus: At long wooden tables, steins of wheat beer accompany roast pork knuckles as oompah bands play "In München steht ein Hofbräuhaus," saturating the air with malt. D7: Zugspitze • Germany's Alpine Pinnacle Cloud Journey: Cogwheel trains and cable cars ascend to 2,962 meters where U-shaped glacial valleys meet Austrian peaks in sea of clouds. Summit postcards bear exclusive "Top of Germany" stamps. 🍽️【German Gastronomy: From Dark Bread to Michelin】 Berlin Street Bites Currywurst: At Charlottenburg food trucks, curry-ketchup-drenched sausages with fries comfort night owls. Pretzel: Local bakeries offer crusty-soft twists where dissolving salt crystals reveal subtle lye-kissed wheat. Rhine Valley Flavors Sauerbraten: Trier's wine-marinated beef, braised for five days with red cabbage, wards off winter chills. Black Forest Cake: Bad Godesberg patisseries layer kirsch-soaked cherries between chocolate sponges, topped with cream and chocolate "snowflakes." Bavarian Classics Weisswurst: Munich breakfast tables feature poached white sausages with sweet mustard — traditionally skinned before eating with soft pretzels. Beer-Stewed Trout: Königssee lakeside restaurants simmer fresh catch in local brews, served with potato salad. 🏨【Stay: Castles to Design Hotels】 Berlin • History Meets Modern Boutique hotels near Museum Island blend industrial piping with vintage rugs, offering rooftop views of Berlin Cathedral. Rhine Valley • Riverside Time Capsule Rüdesheim vineyard guesthouses in 19th-century timber frames let you wake to grape aromas and join harvests. Neuschwanstein • Fairytale Backdrop Füssen castle hotels with balconies frame twilight views of illuminated towers like storybook pages. Seasonal Secrets May-June: Rhine Valley cherry blossoms meet Zugspitze snowfields where hikers find alpine flowers beside melting ice. December: Glühwein perfumes Berlin's Christmas markets while Heidelberg Castle courtyards twinkle with fir tree lights. When Rhine mists veil ancient bridges and Neuschwanstein's bells startle forest birds, Germany sheds textbook clichés to become palm-warmth, lingering flavors, and camera-frame poetry. This journey rejects superficial sightseeing. May you read history in Brandenburg Gate's reliefs and hear time whisper in Black Forest pines — for true travel isn't passing through, but letting landscapes resonate in your soul. #GermanyDeepDive #EuropeanCultureExploration #RhineValleySecrets #BavarianFairytaleJourney

#4月好去地方2025 I took a Rhine River cruise from Koblenz to admire the vineyards and castles on both sides of the river. The town on the river bank is quaint, and the castle stands on the top of the mountain, as if you have traveled through the Middle Ages. Enjoy local wine on board, along with the breeze and beautiful views. The scenery of the Rhine River is ever-changing and is particularly charming in spring and summer. This journey allowed me to appreciate the charm and long history of Germany’s romantic rivers.

#4月好去地方2025 There are many medieval castles scattered on both sides of the Rhine Valley, and a boat tour is the ideal way to see them. Each castle has its own stories and legends and is picturesque. Vineyards dot the valley, and tasting the local wines is another pleasure. The riverside town is full of traditional German style, allowing me to feel the romance and history of medieval Europe.

Sisters! 15-day trip to Europe, super detailed guide is here! From a trout feast at Lake Titisee, to a chic lunch at the salt mine, to a German pork knuckle meal that satisfies your taste buds. Don’t miss this Rhine River cruise to follow the footsteps of Grimm’s Fairy Tales. You will also explore the thousand-year-old charm of the old town of Regensburg and take a peek at the automotive legend of the Mercedes-Benz Museum in Stuttgart. Collect it now! -------- Tour route: Day 1: Departure Arrive at Frankfurt Airport and head to your hotel to rest and prepare for your exciting trip to Germany. Day 2-4: Visit Frankfurt, Rüdesheim, etc., experience Würzburg Palace and Rhine River cruise, visit Stuttgart Mercedes-Benz Museum, and taste Titisee trout specialties. Day 5-7: Visit Neuschwanstein Castle, taste Munich pork knuckle meal, tour King's Lake and Berchtesgaden Salt Mine, and visit the World Cultural Heritage Old Town of Regensburg. Day 8-10: Visit Dresden and Berlin, visit the Green Vault, explore Sanssouci Palace, and experience the charm of Hamburg. Days 11-13: Follow in the footsteps of Grimm’s Fairy Tales with a visit to Bremen and Hameln, a visit to Alsfeld, Little Red Riding Hood’s hometown, and finally Cologne and Bonn. Day 14: After visiting the Main River, Roman Forum and other attractions in Frankfurt, take a flight back home. Day 15: Arrive in Beijing, ending the unforgettable trip to Germany. -------- 🧳 Travel preparation: 📞💳 Keep your phone cards and credit cards ready so you can get in touch at any time and shop without worries. 🔌📖 You must bring a plug converter and ID, which are essential when traveling abroad. 👗👔 According to the European climate in March, please bring appropriate clothing for a more comfortable trip. Don’t forget your visa! 🛂 -------- Travel Europe with a tour group, enjoy your trip with ease and without regrets! I hope this journey will become an unforgettable memory in your heart~🌍✨

Sisters! The short holiday is coming, and I would like to recommend a 12-day in-depth travel guide to Germany! From the tempting German pork knuckle dinner, to the beautiful four-country scenery of the Zugspitze, to exploring the footprints of Grimm's fairy tales, as well as the historical style of the Castle Avenue and the medieval style of the Romantic Avenue, you can travel through the essence of Germany in one go! Germany has a long history and has witnessed the changes in Europe from the Holy Roman Empire to the modern times. 🏰The ancient castles, Black Forest and Rhine River here form a charming landscape painting. 🌳Local customs and festivals, such as the Munich Oktoberfest, are even more fascinating! 🍺 🎉Itinerary: D1: Depart for Frankfurt and start your trip to Germany! D2-D3: Visit the ancient castle of Heidelberg, the romantic atmosphere of Rudesheim, and then go to Cologne to experience the fusion of history and modernity. D4-D5: Travel through the hometown of Grimm's fairy tales, Kassel, Hamelin, Bremen, and finally arrive in Hamburg to enjoy the scenery of northern Germany. D6-D7: Travel from Hamburg to Berlin, passing through Potsdam, and deeply experience the cultural charm of the German capital. D8-D9: Head south to Dresden, explore the ancient charm of Bayreuth and Bamberg, and then go to Rothenburg to experience the style of the Middle Ages. D10-D11: Visit the Neuschwanstein Castle in Füssen, climb the Zugspitze to enjoy the beautiful scenery of four countries, and finally arrive in Munich, ending the wonderful trip and flying to Shanghai. D12: Arrived safely in Shanghai, ending the unforgettable trip to Germany! 🎈 Must-haves before traveling: 🧳 Don’t forget to bring these things when traveling to Germany! 📞 Keep your phone cards ready for easy contact. 🔌 Don’t forget the plug converter as the voltage in Germany is different. 🪪 Your passport and visa must be complete so that you can enter and exit the country without worries. 👗 Dress appropriately for the season, as it’s still chilly in Germany in March. 🔋 Charger and mobile power supply, mobile phone and camera will never be out of power. 💊 Always carry medicines with you to feel more at ease just in case. 💰 A small amount of cash and credit cards, for shopping and payment. Take a group tour to Germany, travel easily and enjoy the exotic customs! Don’t forget to follow me for more travel tips and experiences~🌍✨

A 20-day European tour—a museum lover's dream come true! This carefully curated itinerary takes you on an in-depth exploration of renowned museums, immersing you in a blend of art and history. Don't miss out! . Journey through the diverse landscapes of Europe🌍. From the romantic allure of Paris🗼 to the classical grandeur of Rome🏛️, where history intertwines with the present, every corner exudes a rich cultural atmosphere, making it a true treasure trove of cultural experiences. . Itinerary Overview: 📍Days 1–2: Shanghai → Helsinki → Tallinn → Pärnu → Riga. Explore a breath of fresh air and Estonia's fourth-largest city. 📍Days 3–4: Riga → Vilnius → Trakai → Polish Lake District town. Visit the old town, Rundāle Palace, and the city of churches. 📍Days 5–6: Polish Lake District town → Warsaw → Poznań. Experience the charm of Poland's major cities. 📍Days 7–10: Poznań → Berlin → Schwerin → Lübeck → Hamburg → Bremen → Hanover. Relive European history and visit World Heritage sites. 📍Days 11–13: Hanover → Hameln → Göttingen → Kassel → Cologne → Bonn → Koblenz → Frankfurt. Enjoy a Rhine River cruise and visit the birthplace of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe. 📍Days 14–16: Frankfurt → Würzburg → Bamberg → Rothenburg → Heidelberg → Stuttgart → Strasbourg → Colmar. Explore medieval towns and experience the fusion of tradition and modernity. 📍Days 17–18: Colmar → Lindau → German town → Zugspitze → Munich. Admire the beauty of the Alps and visit the "Millionendorf" (village of a million people). 📍Day 19: Munich → Helsinki → Shanghai. Conclude your delightful European journey! 📍Day 20: Arrive back in Shanghai. End of trip❤️ . Recommended Attractions: 🌟 Museum Island ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📍Address: Museum Island (Bodestrasse) 10178 Berlin ⏰ Opening Hours: Tuesday–Sunday 10:00–18:00; Closed on Mondays 🕐 Duration: 1 day Home to exquisite artifacts from ancient Babylon and Egypt, this is a captivating blend of history and art, well worth a visit! 💒 Cologne Cathedral ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📍Address: Domkloster 4 50667 Cologne ⏰ Opening Hours: 06:00–20:00 🕐 Duration: 1–2 hrs This Gothic cathedral, a World Heritage site, boasts a rich history and unique charm. Don't miss it! 🏛️ Marienplatz ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📍Address: Marienplatz, 80331 Munich, Germany ⏰ Opening Hours: Open 24 hours 🕐 Duration: 1–2 hrs Munich's central square, where you can immerse yourself in the city's profound history. 🕍 Berlin Cathedral ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📍Address: Am Lustgarten, 10178 Berlin ⏰ Opening Hours: Sunday 12:00–17:00; Monday–Saturday 10:00–17:00 🕐 Duration: 1–2 hrs The exquisite dome and Hohenzollern crypt offer a glimpse into the intersection of history and art. . 🧳 Packing List: Essential Items for Your European Adventure! 📞 Phone card, adapter: Prepare a European phone card in advance for easy communication. Don't forget an adapter, as European outlets may differ from yours. 🪪 Documents, wallet: Passport, visa, driver's license and translations, credit cards, and a small amount of cash—bring them all for safety. 👗 Clothing, charger: February in Europe can be chilly, so pack warm clothes and comfortable shoes. Remember your charger and power bank to keep your phone alive! . Enjoy the diverse cultures of Europe on this unforgettable journey!🌍✨

Cologne had so much to offer myself & my 6 year old Son. Our first visit here & we were majorly impressed with the sights, the food & the overall city. We were here for 24 hours & managed to cram in most of the major sights. Transport around is easy using the underground & trains. The chocolate museum is a most & excellent value for money. Top Tip: pre book & go early as it gets extremely busy after lunchtime. The cafe there is amazing !!!! There are lots to do for free including taking in the sights.

A 12-day tour of the ancient town in Germany, walking through the historical corridors and feeling the ancient charm under the passage of time, will definitely make you fall in love with this land! / Route: Day 1: Set off for Munich and start your trip to Germany! Day 2-3: Visit Munich and explore the small towns in southern Germany and Neuschwanstein Castle. Day 4: Visit Metzingen OUTLET and head to Stuttgart to experience the charm of the city. Day 5-6: Explore the Romantic Road and visit Rothenburg, Würzburg and Bamberg. Day 7-8: Visit Dresden and Berlin and experience the charm of the German capital. Day 9-10: Head to Hamburg, Bremen and Kassel to experience the charm of northern Germany. Day 11: Visit Cologne, take a boat tour of the Rhine Valley, and taste the wine of Rüdesheim. Day 12: The last stop in Frankfurt, ending the wonderful journey and heading home! 🛫 / 🧳 Travel preparation: 📞 Remember to apply for a German phone card, which will facilitate communication and smooth Internet access. 🔌 Don't forget to bring a plug converter, the German plug standard may be different from ours. 📖 Prepare your passport, visa, ID card and driver's license to travel with more peace of mind. 👔 It's quite cold in Germany in February, so bring some thick clothes to keep warm and fashionable. 🔋 Be sure to bring a charger and a power bank so that your phone and camera are always charged. 💊 You should also prepare some regular medicines just in case. It is important to travel healthy. / Don’t wait any longer, take a spontaneous trip to Germany and experience the romance and history here. You will definitely not regret it!

Explore the history, culture, and scenery of Germany, France, Italy, and Switzerland on this 12-day tour! Discover the magic of this dream trip! -------- 🛤️ Itinerary: DAY 1: Depart from Shanghai DAY 2-3: Arrive in Milan, take a train to Rome, then head to Florence 💐 Take the red Ferrari Italo train and visit famous attractions in Rome and Florence. DAY 4-5: Visit Venice and Italian towns, then head to Füssen 💐 Take a gondola ride in Venice, enjoy local cuisine, and then head to Füssen to visit Neuschwanstein Castle. DAY 6-7: Depart from Füssen, pass through Lindau, arrive in Interlaken, then head to a French town 💐 Visit the German town of Lindau and take a cogwheel train to Jungfrau. DAY 8-9: Head from a French town to Paris for an in-depth tour 💐 Visit the Palace of Versailles, tour the Louvre, and experience the charm of Paris. DAY 10-11: Head from Paris to Metz, then to Cologne, Bonn, and Koblenz 💐 Take a Seine River cruise in Paris, then head to Germany to visit Cologne, Bonn, and other cities. DAY 12: Depart from Koblenz, pass through St. Goar, Boppard, and Rüdesheim, arrive in Frankfurt, and fly back to Shanghai (arrive the next day) 💐 Enjoy the beautiful scenery along the Rhine River, end the trip, and arrive in Shanghai the next day. -------- Travel preparations: 🧳 📞 SIM card: European SIM card to stay connected. 🔌 Plug adapter: German standard plug for worry-free travel in four countries. 📜 Documents: Passport, visa, and ID card are essential for international travel. 👔 Clothing: Warm coat and comfortable shoes, as Europe is still a bit cold in February. 🔋 Charger + power bank: Keep your phone charged for a more enjoyable trip. These are the essentials for your trip to Germany, France, Italy, and Switzerland! Remember to prepare in advance for a smoother and more enjoyable trip to Europe! 🌟 -------- Every step of your journey through Germany, France, Italy, and Switzerland is a beautiful sight. Don't forget to leave your travel footprints! 👣

Winter vacation is coming! Sisters, here is the guide for your hot spring trip to multiple countries in Europe! Take a swim on the 12th to warm up your winter time! 💕Must collect~ / Europe, located at the western end of the Eurasian continent, has a long history and different regional styles. From the romantic 🗼France to the classical 🏛️Greece, to the fairytale 🏰German castle, every place makes people feel like they are in a cultural melting pot. / 🛫Itinerary: D1: Gather in Shanghai and prepare to leave for Europe to start a wonderful journey! D2-D3: Fly directly from Shanghai to Paris, then transfer to Reykjavik, visit the Blue Lagoon Hot Spring, and then go to an Icelandic town to explore the Golden Circle and Twin Falls. D4-D5: Visit a glacier lagoon in an Icelandic town and visit the Blue Ice Cave, then go to Reykjavik and visit the Snæfellsnes Peninsula, the miniature of Iceland. D6-D7: Fly to Frankfurt, visit the city and enjoy a German pork meal, then travel to Koblenz, Cochem, Trier, and finally arrive in Luxembourg for a Rhine River cruise. D8-D9: Visit Brussels and feel the cultural and artistic atmosphere, then go to Antwerp and Rotterdam to visit the Diamond City and the Gateway of Europe. D10-D11: Visit Giethoorn and experience the cruise, then go to Amsterdam, visit and experience the cruise, enjoy free time, and finally fly back to Shanghai. D12: Arrive in Shanghai and end the pleasant trip to Europe. / Attraction suggestions: 💙 Blue Lake: A geothermal hot spring formed by volcanic lava. The lake water is rich in minerals. Take a dip and soothe your body and mind. 🚤 Amsterdam canal cruise: Want to experience the charm of the water city in depth? Take a canal cruise and feel the charm of the city under the rippling water. 🌆 Amsterdam Canal: The scenery here is simply picturesque! Wide mansions and exquisite inner gardens are picturesquely dotted along the canal, creating a beautiful view at every step. 🌳 Giethoorn: Known as the Green Venice of the North, it is quiet and peaceful, with the blue sky set against the green grass, as if you are in a fairy tale world. / Small tips: 1. 💰Exchange rate: Check the local currency exchange rate before traveling to facilitate conversion and budget~💡 2. 📇Visa: When traveling to multiple countries in Europe, a visa is essential. Applying in advance is more worry-free! 🛂 3. ✈️Airport transportation: Understand the transportation methods from the airport to the city and travel easily! 🚖 4. ❄️The climate in January: It’s cold in Europe in January, so remember to bring a warm jacket and snow boots! 🧣 / Traveling to multiple countries in Europe, the scenery is endless and there are many stories waiting for you to explore more unknown surprises!

Attention ski lovers! The European seven-day ski tour guide is here to take you around the snowy mountains and enjoy the passion of winter! 🎿❄️Come and take a look! -- 🚩Travel route: Day 1: Prague Old Town Square Stroll through Prague’s Old Town Square and feel the ancient charm of the city. Day 2: Castle Tower – St. Vitus Church – Charles Bridge – Vltava River – Old City Hall Stroll through ancient castles and churches, enjoy the beautiful view of Charles Bridge, stroll along the Vltava River, and finally visit the historic Old Town Hall. Day 3: Heroes’ Square – Hungarian Parliament Building – Danube River Sightseeing Cruise Visit the majestic Heroes' Square, then head to the Hungarian Parliament Building, and finally enjoy a peaceful time on the Danube River on a sightseeing cruise. Day 4: Schönbrunn Palace - Vienna City Hall - Austrian Reichstag - Hof Palace - Heroes' Square - Vienna State Opera Visit the high-end Schönbrunn Palace, visit the Vienna City Hall and the Austrian Parliament Building, then go to the Hof Palace to revisit the Heroes' Square, and in the evening go to the Vienna State Opera to enjoy an audio-visual feast. Day 5: Michael Gate – Marienplatz – Munich New Town Hall Cross Michael's Gate, stroll through Marienplatz, and finally visit Munich's New Town Hall to experience the beauty of the city's blend of modernity and history. Day 6: Vaduz Castle – Titlis – Dying Lion Statue Visit Vaduz Castle, climb to the top of Mount Titlis to enjoy the magnificent scenery, and then visit the famous Dying Lion Statue to feel the deep meaning behind it. Day 7: Rhine River—Roman Forum—Lake Zurich—Lake Didi—Black Forest Area Stroll along the Rhine River, visit the historic Roman Forum, visit the picturesque Lakes Zurich and Didi, and finally explore the mysterious Black Forest area. -- 🧳 Travel list: European tour, you must not forget these! 📞 A phone card is a must-have to keep in touch and access the Internet conveniently. 🔌 Plug adapter, European sockets are different, so you need to prepare them in advance. 🪪 All documents must be complete, don’t forget your passport, visa, and driver’s license. 👚 According to the weather in January, bring enough warm jackets and comfortable shoes. 🔋 Charger and power bank, the mobile phone camera will not be powered on. 💰 With a small amount of cash and credit card, you can enjoy both shopping and dining. -- During your trip to Europe, you can travel to many countries and enjoy exotic customs. What are you waiting for? Pack your bags and go now!

A four-country tour of Germany, France, Italy and Switzerland, a 12-day trip to Europe! The carefully planned itinerary will take you to experience the customs of the four countries. Come and take a look, it is definitely not to be missed! / Route overview: D1: Departure from Shanghai🛫 D2-D3: Fly across the ocean 🌍 Arrive in Milan, transfer to a red Ferrari Italo and head to Rome. Then go to Florence, the capital of the Renaissance🏰. D4-D5: Go deep into Italy and visit the water city of Venice🛶 and the romantic road of Fussen🏰. D6-D7: Travel through Germany, explore the beautiful scenery of forest roads and Interlaken, and challenge the Jungfraujoch, the roof of Europe🏔️. D8-D9: Arrive in France, appreciate the splendor of the Palace of Versailles🏛️, stroll the streets of Paris, and savor the charm of the Louvre and the Eiffel Tower🗼. D10-D12: Depart from Paris, pass through Metz, visit Cologne, Bonn and other cities, and finally take a Rhine River cruise🚤 to end the European trip and set off back to China🇨🇳. / Attraction suggestions: 🌟 The Colosseum: This is the great symbol of ancient Rome. It seems like you can hear the shouts and cheers of the gladiators in their life-and-death fights. 🌺 Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore: The center of Florence, a beautiful Renaissance-style building that seems to transport you back to that golden age. 🏰 Neuschwanstein Castle: Not only a castle, but also a symbol of fantasy! Each season has a different style, and the interior decoration is extremely high-end. 💎 Palace of Versailles: The high-end residence of Louis XIV. Walking into this place is like walking into a magnificent historical picture. / **Must-have before traveling: When traveling to Germany, France, Italy and Switzerland, don’t forget to bring these things! ** 📞🌍 When traveling, communication comes first! Remember to prepare a European calling card to keep in touch with family and friends, and to check online for tips at any time. 🔌🔋 You must have all the electrical appliances ready. European plugs are different, so you can rest assured if you bring a conversion plug. Don’t forget the charger and mobile power supply. The photo coil has enough power. 👔🧣 It’s a bit cold in Europe in January, so be prepared with warm jackets, scarves and gloves. Comfortable shoes for walking around, so your feet won’t get tired while playing. Also, you have to bring an umbrella, as the weather can change and you don’t have to worry about getting wet. 📄🌟 Documents are very important, you must have your passport and visa, and keep a copy in case of emergency. There is also an air ticket and hotel reservation form, and the itinerary is fully arranged. 💶💳 Be careful about money matters, carry a small amount of cash with you and use credit cards for most purchases. Remember to inform the bank in advance so that overseas transactions will go smoothly. 🎒💊 The backpack should not be too heavy, but you must bring emergency medicine. There are also commonly used medicines and sunscreen to ensure your health during your journey. Okay, that’s all! Now that you are fully prepared, let’s go enjoy a wonderful trip to Germany, France, Italy, and Switzerland! 🎉🥳 / Germany, France, Italy, and Switzerland, the four countries have different customs, and there are new discoveries at every corner. Have a nice trip and don’t forget to record your beautiful moments! 📸

Winter trip to Europe, four countries including Germany, France, Italy and Switzerland! The 12-day essence guide will take you to enjoy the romantic snow season, super practical information, come and take a look! -- A tour of Germany, France, Italy and Switzerland, passing through the historical corridor, from the dreamlike location of Neuschwanstein Castle in Germany, to the supreme romance of the Eiffel Tower in France, and then pursuing the historical splendor of the Colosseum in ancient Rome in Italy. Finally, enjoy the pure scenery of the Swiss snow mountains. The customs of the four countries, all in one place! -- Route suggestions: D1: Depart from Shanghai D2-D3: Milan➡️Rome➡️Florence 🚄Tour Rome and Florence, the Renaissance capital, in a red Ferrari Italo D4-D5: Florence➡️Venice➡️Fussen 🛶Visit the water city of Venice, taste seafood noodles, and visit Neuschwanstein Castle D6-D7: Fusen➡️Lindao➡️Interlaken➡️Jungfraujoch 🚠Visit the German forest roads and take the gear train to climb the Jungfraujoch D8-D9: French town ➡️Paris 🏛️Visit the Palace of Versailles and feel the charm of Paris Citywalk and the Louvre Museum D10-D12: Paris➡️Metz➡️Cologne➡️Koblenz➡️Frankfurt 🛥️Experience the Seine River cruise, visit Cologne, Bonn and other cities, and finally take the Rhine River cruise back to Frankfurt to end the journey🛬️Back to Shanghai Note: Due to flight reasons, the actual arrival in Shanghai is on the thirteenth day. -- Travel preparation: 🧳 📞 You must bring a phone card with you for easy communication and not to worry about getting lost. 🔌 A conversion plug is a must. European sockets are different, so don’t get blinded when the time comes. 🪪 All documents must be complete, including passport, visa, and Mainland China ID card. 👚 If you go in December, you need to bring some thick clothes, as it is chilly in Germany, France, Italy and Switzerland. 🔋 Chargers and data cables are required wherever you go, so don’t forget to bring them with you. 🌂 Umbrella or raincoat, it may be rainy in December, so take precautions. 💊 Keep medicines on hand just in case. It is important to travel healthily. 👟 Comfortable shoes, count on them when walking and shopping. These are the must-haves for traveling. Once checked, we will see you in Germany, France and Italy! -- ✈Like and add it to favorites to avoid getting lost. Travel from Germany, France, Italy, and Switzerland without any hindrance!

Germany is calling! This 12-day in-depth tour will take you to romantic castles and authentic cuisine. This super practical guide is a must-have for your dream trip to Germany! / Germany has a long history, from spectacular castles 🏰 to charming ancient towns, exuding a medieval charm. The beer festival 🍺 and folk dances here will give you a deep experience of the unique local customs. Don't miss it! / 🎉Itinerary: Day 1: Depart from Shanghai Day 2-3: Munich - Zugspitze - Füssen - Rothenburg, Zugspitze Glacier Adventure, Disney Castle Prototype Tour Day 4-5: Bamberg - Bayreuth - Dresden - Berlin, Little Venice and Florence on the Elbe Day 6-7: Berlin - Potsdam - Hamburg, Berlin City Exploration, Tranquility of the Back Garden and Vitality of the World Bridge City Day 8-9: Hamburg - Bremen - Hamelin - Kassel - Cologne, Fairy Tale City and Historical and Cultural Tour Day 10: Cologne - Boppard - St. Goar - Heidelberg, Pearl on the Rhine and Charm of Heidelberg Day 11-12: Heidelberg - Frankfurt - Shanghai, End of the Journey on the Main River and Return Home 🏠 / Must-visit attractions: Neuschwanstein Castle ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Neuschwansteinstrasse 20, 87645 Schwangau, Germany Opening hours: October 16 - December 23, 10:00-16:00 Duration: 2-3 hours A fairytale castle with different scenery in all four seasons, the interior is even more magnificent, as if you are in a fairy tale world. Museum Island ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Museum Island (Bodestrasse) 10178 Berlin Opening hours: Tuesday-Sunday 10:00-18:00; Monday closed Duration: 1 day This is a treasure trove of history and art, with exquisite artifacts from ancient Babylon and Egypt, allowing you to experience the charm of a thousand years of civilization in one visit. Cologne Cathedral ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Domkloster4 50667 Cologne Opening hours: 06:00-20:00 Duration: 1-2 hours This Gothic cathedral is a UNESCO World Heritage Site with a long history, and every brick and tile reveals a unique charm that will leave you wanting more. / Travel tips: - December climate: Germany has moderate winter temperatures, with an average daytime temperature of about 1.5°C and cooler nights, so be sure to bring a warm coat. 🧣 - Currency exchange rate: Germany uses the euro, and the current exchange rate is about 1 euro = 7.5 RMB, so check the real-time exchange rate before shopping. 💶 - Visa information: A Schengen visa is required to travel to Germany, so please prepare the necessary documents and arrange for the visa in advance. 📝 - Food recommendations: Try German sausages, pork knuckles, beer, and other specialties for a unique taste. 🍖🍺 / If you like my Germany travel guide, please like and save it, so you won't get lost in Germany! 🎉💌

There are dozens of defensive castles and tax towers along the middle reaches of the Rhine Valley, whether on the top of the mountain or in the river. Some have long been abandoned, while others have been partially converted into hotels. Most of the tourists on this route are German or European and American tourists, as they more or less know the history of this part of Germany. Domestic tour groups have not yet reached such a depth of travel, and only a very few senior travelers can reach here. I was lucky enough to have the idea two years ago, and after repeatedly revising the route, I arranged the most important, representative, and beautiful attractions, and chose the most beautiful season, so that I could enjoy the beauty of the Rhine River today.

📍Rhine 🚢Ports of embarkation and disembarkation Basel (Switzerland) Cologne (Germany) Amsterdam (Netherlands) 🗓Best season May-June, September-October 🌸Recommended points The Rhine, also known as the "Father Rhine," is a major river that represents Europe, with a total length of about 1,233 km, passing through Central Europe such as Switzerland, Germany, and the Netherlands and flowing into the North Sea🫣🩵 Legends and myths have been passed down, it has been a historical stage and has been loved by many artists🎶 Ancient castles towering on the banks and You can enjoy dramatic scenery, including steep vineyards and medieval towns 🥳🤍🤍 While looking at the vineyards, I sampled wine that can only be purchased here, and I got ice wine 🫣💖🍷 They deliver it by mail, so you don't have to carry too much luggage, and it's quite rare in Japan, so I highly recommend it 🫶 Ice wine arrived later and was thoroughly enjoyed by pouring it over vanilla ice cream and having it as an after-dinner drink 🤍 #Overseas travel record

The Rhine is one of the most famous rivers in Europe, flowing through many countries with beautiful scenery. The coast is dotted with ancient castles, vineyards and picturesque towns, and a boat trip is the best way to experience its beauty. The Middle Rhine Valley, in particular, has been listed as a World Heritage Site for its magnificent valley scenery and long history and culture. It is a tourist destination not to be missed.

I went to [Rhine Cologne] 🇩🇪 The cathedral from the Rhine 🏞️ at night was very romantic 💕 There were also many padlocks 🔐, and lovers are said to pledge their love 😊☝🏻 I like the night 🌉 scenery! It was full of tourists and the police were patrolling, so I was able to take a walk safely 🤩 Please visit it ♡ #CologneCathedral #trip2022 #breathtakingview

[Rudesheim am Rhein] Rudesheim am Rhein, located on the banks of the Rhine River, is a German wine-making town in the Rhine Gorge, founded in the 12th century. It is also part of the World Heritage Site in the region. A northeastern city in France - Strasbourg. Strasbourg is a small city. It takes about ten minutes to walk from the Strasbourg train station to Petite France. One of the most famous things about Strasbourg is its Christmas market, which is one of the oldest and largest in Europe. The Christmas market is set up in the square in front of the cathedral, with more than 300 small wooden houses selling Alsatian cuisine and specialty crafts. The Christmas market starts around November 22nd each year and ends on December 31st.

Cologne is located on the western edge of the country and is one of the best cities and locations to explore in Germany. Cologne is full of vitality and personality. Climbing to the top of Cologne Cathedral (picture 3) and climbing more than 500 steps may be a rather steep climb, but it is well worth it to reach the height of one of Cologne's most iconic UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Visit the ancient and quaint churches in this city (picture 4). Cologne has a lot of beautiful churches, so be sure to take the time to visit St. Martin's Church - its architecture is really beautiful. To appreciate the beautiful scenery of the city, please walk across the Rhine River. This is a great place to stroll in Cologne, especially at sunset. Cologne's history dates back to the Roman era, which can only mean that there is a range of different architectural styles and history to explore here. Visit Rheinauhafen, the youngest district in Cologne. This once bustling port area has now transformed into a creative hub and some very cool buildings, making it one of the best activities in Cologne when the sun begins to set. Watch the sunset at 103 meters above Cologne. One of the best observation decks in this city comes from the brand new Cologne Triangle area. For a small entrance fee, you can take the elevator to the 103-meter-high peak.