Monument "Schengen Agreement" Review

Europe's Schengen Convention is a very important place of commemoration, the European Court of Justice in Luxembourg is a very neutral place, the Schengen Convention monument is also very atmospheric, a very independent building, suitable for many people to visit for free. [Fun] Very interesting place [Cost-effective] Very cost-effective

When I went there, the cabin in the middle did not go because of the flood, there was no seal, only went to the museum next to the cafe to see, there were a lot of information for free, all languages were no Chinese, there was a message book, three minutes walk across a bridge to Germany Salzhou, Locals speak German, and about 80 [%] of my experience do not speak English, and they speak young people.

On the banks of the Moselle River, three steel cups stand here to commemorate the signing of the 1985 and 1990 Schengen Conventions. The monument is built with Luxembourg-specific steel and rusted within two years, representing the sense of history and the speciality of Luxembourg.

The monument commemorates the Schengen Convention, a landmark event for customs clearance across Europe, and there is a Schengen memorial, a total of 26 stars symbolizing the total number of countries participating in the mechanism.

It is said that the monument of the Schengen Treaty is actually three iron pillars. There are many five-pointed stars on the iron pillars. I don’t know what they represent.