Weinhaus Lichtenberg

There is such a city in Germany. You may not be familiar with her name, but you must know her deeds. She is the hometown of Engels, the city that invented &quot;aspirin&quot;, and has the world&#39;s earliest and longest suspended train, with a total length of more than 13 kilometers; it is also the birthplace of Germany&#39;s textile industry, Wuppertal.

This is the hometown of Engels. The mayor called Engels &quot;the great son of the city.&quot; 2020 will also usher in the 200th anniversary of Engels&#39; birth.

The suspended train built in 1901 is an indispensable means of transportation in Wuppertal. 85,000 passengers shuttle back and forth in the air every day, and now the route of the suspended train also connects a classic tourist route

Attractions

1 Louis area

Most of the buildings here were left in the early 1914th century, and they still retain their classical style. On both sides of the road, there are many restaurants, bars and boutique buyers&#39; shops. In Louis Square (Luisenplatz), you can find many cafes. Choose from - and quietly enjoy the beauty of your own afternoon

2 Heide Museum

The Heide Museum is one of the most prestigious and important art institutions in the world. The museum has collected many paintings and sculptures from the 16th century to the present, including Picasso, C&eacute;zanne, Monet, Gauguin, Degas, Munch, Spitzweg, Toulouse-Lautrec, etc.

Address: Turmhof 8

3 Bayernburg

Baienburg is the most primitive village in Wuppertal. The history of the church in the village can even be traced back to the 14th century. In front of the village is a mirror-like lake. Just strolling between the tall trees on both sides, the afternoon sunshine is particularly gentle, as if every breath of air is telling her history, and no one wants to break this tranquility.

Food

1 Brauhaus

Brauhaus is a typical German beer house. A 400 ml glass of beer @ is about 3 euros. In addition to the signature beer, the German pork trotters in the store at 15 euros are also not to be missed.

2. Lise. Das Esszimmer

Lise is a relatively petite coffee shop in the area. The coffee beans in the shop are all from the local Kivamo roasting factory, which is mellow and rich. The shop owners are a group of young people who love organic ingredients

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Weinhaus Lichtenberg

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