Niederwald Monument

It is worth a visit, especially for people who have a hobby in wine! There are countless family brands for hundreds of years, there are wine exhibition centers, wine universities, and grape city special small fills, and very delicious, the enthusiasm of the locals is unrestrained! [Fun]

On the hill of the small town, stands the Niederwald Monument, which was built to commemorate the victory of the Franco-Prussian War, located on the vineyard slope northwest of Rudesheim, 38 meters high, based on 1877, 1883 monument officially completed. Above is the Germanic goddess, who holds the sword in her left hand and holds the crown in her right hand, wearing a crown of oak leaves symbolizing victory and glory. At the top of the base of the monument is the eagle of the Empire, surrounded by the emblems of the 22 states of the German Empire at that time. On the right corner of the base stood the god of peace, holding the rich horn and olive branch symbolizing richness and peace; on the left corner stood the god of war, his right hand clenched the sword, and his mouth had sounded the trumpet of the march.

After lunch, I returned to Lude by boat. Seeing the weather gradually clearing up, I walked to Niederwald Denkmal. The path to the monument is easily found according to the sign, but the distance is not close, because the mountain road winds through the vineyards, it takes about an hour (many Germans run on the road, I am still climbing up people have run a lap down). Tourists who feel that they have difficulties or have not enough time, they can also choose Seilbahn to climb to the top, one way 5.5 Europe, only 5 minutes. Seilbahn is the scenery is also very good. The monument is suitable for a long view, and it is difficult to take a panoramic view at your feet. The monument, which commemorates German soldiers who died in the German-French war (the French may not be happy), was erected after being built in Bavaria and has become a famous landmark in the Rhine region. From the monument to the west, you can reach Assmannshausen, which is also a beautiful and quiet town.

In order to commemorate the reunification of the German Empire after the German-French War in 1870, you can listen to the tour guide to tell the history, the surrounding environment is good, it is worth a visit.

It's quite famous, go and punch a card and take a photo.

It's not interesting, it's a big name to punch a card.

Built in memory of the German-French war, the statue of the monument is very beautiful.

It's not interesting, I'll read it in a quarter of an hour.