Train pulled
out of Schwerin, with the northernmost state of Mecklenburg - Pomerania
(Mecklenburg-Vorpommern) in Germany. Mecklenburg - Pomerania
(Mecklenburg-Vorpommern) is Germany's largest agricultural region. Outside the
windows are large tracts of yellow flowers, the breeze blowing, rippling into
the endless yellow waves? On sunny slopes, yellow flowers have opened, bright
golden yellow glow in the sunlight! It seems the air can smell the scent of
yellow flowers.
Schwerin, the city has less than 100,000residents, it is the smalleststate capitalin Germany.Picturesquesceneryaround
Schwerin city, a number of lakesflowing
into thecity,the waterreflecting theNorth Germanbright sky, floatingclouds,
and the city'ssymbol-SchwerinPalace(Schweriner Schloss),unique architectural
style, extraordinary momentum.
Schwerin city established in
the year 1160. For centuries, hundreds of years of changing it, but the old
town largely intact, because only slightly damaged in World War II.
Schwerintownis the capital ofMecklenburg-Western Pomerania(Mecklenburg-Vorpommern),
Germany. It isamongsevenlakes, which is known as"City of Seven Lakes". Lake Schwerin (Schweriner See) inthe sevenlake,it isGermany's
thirdlargest lake.Fairy-talepalaces-SchwerinPalace(German: Schweriner Schloss,)sitsamongthislake.
142 kilometers away from Hamburg by train at 1 hour 20
minutes there is a small townof Schwerin, it is also the smallest
German state capital. Schwerin, an ancient city in Germany, located in Schwerin
Lake. Schwerin had belonged to East Germany. After the reunification of
Germany, became the capital of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania (Mecklenburg-Vorpommern).
Paul Thomas Mann, Willy Brandt and Günter Wilhelm Grass,
the names of the three men on the hobby's history, politics and literature for
people who are not unfamiliar. They are German Nobel Prize winner in the 20th
Century. In fact, Lübeck addition to these glorious history and architecture,
but in the humanities is amazing. Just 20 million people in this town, actually
a three Nobel winners in history, the most famous Nobel Prize winner Günter Wilhelm
Grass, in 1959 he published "The Tin Drum "he won the Nobel Prize for
Literature in 1999.
Lübeck not only has a lot of historic
buildings, as well as many small museums: Museum tender as Sankt-Annen-Museum,
Behnhaus andHolstentor. Luebeck Puppet Theatre Museum is a
privately run museum. Shipbuilding and shipping museum in the old ship
(Schiffbau-und Schifffahrtsmuseum auf dem Traditionsschiff) is reminiscent of
the past, as the main transport and multi-masted sailing the high side intrade era, Rostock shipping industry's golden age. Very worth seeing
are those sailing model. Then this ship will be loaded with grain of
Mecklenburg destined for the world. Swedish yacht "Vaasa (Vasa)"
yacht model among them, the legendary ship, in the maiden voyage in Stockholm
(Stockholmer) port sank.
Lübeck's Old Town, which is composed Travel
River, Elbe and Lübeck canal around a small island. Usually people go to visit the ancient city.
There are many old and beautiful building in old city, these buildings bring
people into the medieval fairy tale. Lubeck also known as the "Seven Spire
City", because five famous church in the ancient city, a total of seven spires.
Market Square is located next to the Town Hall, which
is the center of the old town, it is surrounded by some historic buildings. In
this neighborhood you can explore Lübeck's picturesque Old Town, merchant
houses and narrow winding streets, walking in the flower-filled alleys and rest
and enjoy a coffee in the sunny courtyard.
On Dolls Bridge, you could see not far from the Holstentor.It looks like
the entrance "fairy tale world", but it is the defense of the western
entrance of the city of Lubeck.
