Limburger Altstadt

The town is not big, suitable for walking, more than an hour is enough to walk a circle, and a day is not enough to forget. Many small towns in Germany are beautiful, but Limburg's characteristics are that it is like a paradise, simple wooden frame buildings, ancient arched stone bridges, unique Gothic cathedrals, people have a feeling of returning to their hometown and returning to their homes.

Limburg (Limburger Altstadt) is one of my favorite ancient cities in Germany. When I went there last March, the shops and restaurants in the old city were closed, which was quite bleak. Go again today, wow, so lively! Recommended: Limburger coffee baking workshop, this should be considered an online red shop, the door is surrounded by a group of "coffee powder" while drinking coffee, while listening to the baker. TA and the oldest bakery in the ancient city, the small alley in the middle leads directly to the Limburg Cathedral, the building printed on the German Mark banknote. Passing by the small church in the old city, just happened to meet a wedding just finished, the atmosphere is a bit like a rock concert, when the new people walk out of the church, everyone blows the bubble of the children to play together, so festive [Joyful][Like] The fish market in the ancient city is a classic attraction, and it is full of people today. The surrounding shops have a long history and new styles. The most interesting one is an eyeglass shop. Our terracotta warriors and horses bring glasses to attract attention. [Love]<ctag id="109665" type="4" businesstype="4"># Mid-Autumn Festival National Day outing check-in </ctag> <ctag id="110588" type="4" businesstype="1"># City Humanities Handbook </ctag> <ctag id="117946" type="4" businesstype="0"># Anli this ancient city</ctag>

The town printed on the Deutsche Mark walks into Limburg and feels the fairy tales of spring. Limburg is located in the Limburg Basin north of Frankfurt, on the banks of the beautiful Lan River. In Hesse, many towns have preserved well for hundreds of years German framed wooden houses, and Limburg is no exception. There are narrow alleys and cobblestones in the city. The fish market, named in 1292, is in the center of the old city (pictures 1 and 2). Unfortunately, in order to prevent crowds from gathering, all shops are closed, and the statues on the roadside appear lonely. Standing on the bridge leading to the old city, taking the best view of the Limburg church, you can see the reflection of the church in the water and the beautiful scenery on both sides of the Lan River. This scenery was once a Deutsche Mark pattern. On March 17, Germany fully implemented a strict restrictions, and only two people can go out. We travel through the alleys to remember the sweet memories of years ago in Limburg, and continue to believe in the fairy tales of spring.