Before going to Eastern Europe, I carefully searched for the online guide, and finally chose to travel in depth to eastern Europe, including Germany, Hungary, Austria, Slovakia, and the Czech Republic as the main destinations, because these 5 countries belong to the Schengen countries, so you only need to apply for a national visa and choose the first German application to enter. Schengen visa is not difficult to apply, find a travel agency to do, prepare relevant materials as required, spend half a day interview, the pass rate is very high.
After the plane arrived at Frankfurt Airport, the first stop went to Cologne, which is the fourth largest city in Germany, located on the rhine river in the west, the first destination to Cologne is definitely Cologne Cathedral, the third largest metropolitan church in the world, quiet and solemn, looking up at the cathedral towering into the clouds, the strong visual impact is very shocking. The first time the musician Schumann walked into cologne cathedral, he was conquered by the majestic and exquisite cathedral in front of him, and the Rhine Symphony burst out of his mind. Cologne Cathedral north and south of the two minarets high 157.31 meters, is the world's tallest twin-tower church, the internal space is high and deep, stained glass windows natural lighting perfect to the extreme, the design of the use of cross arches, columns, domes and other very rich spatial beauty, known as "the world's most perfect Gothic church", together with Notre Dame Cathedral, St. Peter's Basilica in Rome and known as the three major religious buildings in Europe. Cologne Cathedral treasures many precious artifacts and works of art, which are unfortunately repaired so many works of art have not been seen, which is a little regrettable. After stopping at the cathedral for half a day, come to the Leying River to enjoy the coastal scenery, and then go to the hometown of the world's literary hero Goethe, many places of interest and monuments are worth seeing, time in every corner of the dappled and stories, let people linger.....
