Ø Bavaria - Not only Munich makes you fascinated!
Bavaria, also known as Byrne
Located in the hinterland of Europe, the northern foothills of the Alps, the southeastern part of Germany, the Czechoslovakia to the east, Austria and Switzerland to the south, with an area of 70548 km2, is the largest of the 16 confederation states, equivalent to 19.8% of the reunified Germany. Population 12,493,658 people (2008), ranking second in Germany. Capital of Munich (Muenchen)
A large number of well-known multinational headquarters set up in this According to the latest statistics in June 2009, a total of 85 German 500 companies based in Bavaria, Munich alone, there are 34, many of them famous world-class companies such as: Siemens , BMW, Audi, Mann, Allianz, Munich Re, Linde, Infineon, Bavaria, Adidas and many more. One-third of the large listed companies listed on the Deutsche Börse stock index (DAX) are based in Bavaria.
Ø Bavaria, fairy tale world in the eyes of God
With colorful Bavaria, many people first think of Munich, the bustling Oktoberfest, and the bustling pork knuckle that has bustled the city. But the charm of Bavaria is much more than that. Its rich cultural and historical heritage and the beauty of nature is even more daunting. Xiao Bian today will take you into Bavaria had to go to the 3 palaces and 4 historic cities!
Maybe you do not know who Ludwig II is, but you must have heard of Hohenschwangau. The obsessed Bavarian king built several castles, including the New Cyclone Castle. Xiao Bian today to introduce you to these three castles are related to him.
Ø Neuschwanstein Neuschwanstein Castle
If you let you choose the world's only fairy tale castle, many people's answer will be the neo-swan castle. How many people come across the mountains and rivers here, only a center of a fairy tale dream.
This dream castle built by Ludwig II combines the perfect Byzantine and Gothic architectural style with the closest place to fairy tales in the real world.
This fairy tale castle is the prototype of Disney's "Cinderella" and Tchaikovsky's "Swan Lake." The winter neo-swan castle is particularly beautiful, the castle in the snow, is where the fairy tale and romance!
Ø In the case of Schloss Herrenchiemsee Lake Herrenchiemsee
Inspired by Louis XIV, the French Sun King, from 1878 onward, De Vosges II built the luxurious Palace of Herrenchiemsee on the peaceful island of Herrenwitz in Chiemsee, with its interior Luxurious Rococo style.
20 rooms available for the luxurious decoration, Ming Yan eye-catching. Palace of the mirror corridor Versailles Palace and the most luxurious mirror comparable to the hall.
Wall mirrors, frescoed ceilings, gilded plaster, 44 vertical candelabrums, and 33 chandeliers with faint gleams ... It is these elements that constitute the grandest hall in this world, Bavaria gained a freshman.
Ø Schloss Linderhof Linderhof Palace
Ludwig II's favorite Linderhof Palace is another rococo building treasures, located in the secluded Glasgow Valley, Ludwig II is also the only palace in many completed.
The palace strongly pursues the grotesque and complicated Rococo style mixed with oriental colors. The dining room has a beautiful oval, the interior is shiny colors. The peculiar thing is that there is a "self-serve table" that can be raised and lowered in the middle of the dining room to allow the dreadful king to dine alone.
Near the Linderhof Palace is a work of art that embodies the essence of Baroque, the Wieskirche, built for the whipped Savior. The exterior of the church is plain and unobtrusive, but the beauty of the interior amazes you.
Whitewash garland and the top column all crafted, glittering, as well as the famous dome oval church murals, are reflected in the highest human creativity masterpieces, but also the best witness of pious faith. Here you can also listen to great concerts such as Musik im Pfaffenwinkel from April until September and Festlicher Sommer from September until September in der Wies and others.
Ludwig II, a loyal admirer and patron of Wagner, also renovated the Bayreuth Festival Theater, the Earl of Bayreuth and the opera of Wagner. Today's Bayreuth border counties opera house has been included in the UNESCO World Heritage List, together with other world heritage, has become the pride of Bavaria! Next Xiaobian will take you into these have a heavy history of the Bavarian town.
Ø Bayreuth Bayreuth
Came to Bayreuth, no one does not expect to see the new palace, see the perfect combination of different periods of architecture, enjoy the Romantic atmosphere of the park view, these are from the frontier Countess William Minna hands.
Come to the cultural city of Bayreuth, you should not miss the magnificent Frontier Earl Opera House. It is to celebrate the earliest counties border counties, that Princess Friedrich and Wartburg Karl Euggan II wedding ceremony in 1750 and built on June 30, 2012 by the United Nations World Heritage Committee Included in the list. The committee appreciates it as "a monument unique to European baroque festivals and music culture."
Ø Würzburg Würzburg
As an ancient bishop city and a brand new university town, Würzburg is a Baroque city that combines both southern elegance and Franconian dedication.
The Residenz and the Festung Marienberg, famous for their landmark buildings in Würzburg, have been included in the UNESCO World Heritage List. Architectural masterpieces of different eras have impressed the city with its colorful prints, and art, culture and Franconian wines have become part of Würzburg's life.
Everything in the Archbishop's Palace is a memorable and precious art object. For example, the Mirror Court is the ultimate boutique interior design of Rococo. Thanks to the concerted efforts of artists from different countries and languages, this "Wroclaw's warehouse of Rococo" was born, and it is also the most "Italianized" of its kind in Germany. The Hofgarten, part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site, is not less beautiful than the palace itself.
Also, do not miss the Festung Marienberg, where you can admire the breathtaking views of Würzburg and its surroundings, and the Franconian vineyards of the mountains will surely make you physically and mentally fit.
Ø Regensburg Regensburg
Regensburg has nearly 2,000 years of history, rich cultural heritage set off stunning urban style. In the city center, 1,500 buildings belong to the protection of cultural relics: 984 form the "Altstadt mit Stadtamhof", the UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2006 .
Stone Bridge is a landmark building in Regensburg, a masterpiece of medieval architecture that serves as a model for many bridges. Built in 1135-1146, the bridge is 310 meters long and 7 meters wide. It was the largest bridge of its kind in the world at the time, the only bridge across the Danube between Ulm and Vienna for 800 years, and the oldest in Germany And well preserved stone arch bridge.
Do you believe? Regensburg This 2000-year-old world cultural heritage city is actually not old-fashioned, or even a bit lazy. Not only is it not as old as the old imagination, as the highest density of the German tavern city, Regensburg is synonymous with pleasure. While enjoying the ancient history, but also enjoy life. Come and experience it.
In Regensburg you can also find authentic sausages. The Wurstkuchl, located under the old stone bridge in Regensburg, was founded in the 12th century and is probably one of the oldest sausage shops. The sausages here are made with 100% pork thigh meat, served with sauerkraut, and then poured into the sweet mustard sauce recipe secret, eat enough do not feel enough!
Ø Bamberg Bamberg Old Town
Bamberg Old Town consists of three ancient districts: Bergstadt, Inselstadt and Gärtnerstadt. These three metropolitan areas belong to the UNESCO World Heritage Sites and uniquely showcase this Central European city based on the basic structure of the early Middle Ages.
Many 11th-18th century memorials and 1,200 cultural monuments form the ancient, ancient cityscape. Both St. Peter and St. George's Cathedral belong to the Emperor's Cathedral, symbolizing the Old City with its four iconic towers. The cathedral holds the Bamberg Knight Statue, an unpretentious but impeccable art treasury, in addition to the Pope Clements II's tomb, which is the only German pope's cemetery, the emperor Henry II and his wife Kang Genda are also buried here.
The majestic Baroque New Residence (Neue Residenz) and the Alte Hofhaltung complement the Cathedral Square. Other highlights not to be missed in the Old City include: Bridge City Hall, Rosengarten with a panoramic view of the Old City, Leatherworking Houses along the Old Canal, Mill Area, and Little Venice, a residential area for fishermen Klein Venedig).
Also not to be missed is the Bamberg beer: a prestigious, aroma-rich smoked beer, best served by our Bier Schmecker Tour, in the Bavarian town tavern and winemaking Square, drink, enjoy the delicious.
