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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.
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Train traveling all the
way to the north, the sky is blue, clouds seems to be in our heads, surrounded
by trees, occasionally see small towns, houses with small gardens, like a
checkerboard distribution, square. Patches of wildflowers, a desolate scene.
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German summer climate
is changing too fast. I have the feeling the chill in May. Sometimes the
weather is good, the sun is shining. Sometimes gloomy weather, it began to
rain. This does not affect my trip. I like to have a taste of local history,
marching quartzite streets, ruminate old story, the hearts will be a different
kind of sigh. This is me.
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When the train
pulled in, parked in Wismar railway station, just two o'clock in the afternoon,
the sun escaped the thick clouds, revealing glare of the sun. I followed a few
tourists leisurely walk through the quaint streets and alleys in the city of
Wismar.
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Wismar is a
city of Mecklenburg - Pomerania on the Baltic Sea, the beautiful
scenery, has a glorious history. In cities throughout the north of Germany, the
central city of Wismar, it is the most medieval style. Medieval legacy of the
harbor, navigable waterways remains intact with.
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Wismar town is too small. The city is only 4 million
citizens. Walking
in Wismar City, a small alley, that uneven stone on the road, we can feel the
history of this city. Wismar Old Town’s streets and city squares, like hundreds
of years ago, remains a medieval pattern.
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In the 13th century, in order to prevent piracy,
Wismar developed into the Hanseatic League, which Lübeck and Rostock. The
Wismar, was occupied by the Swedes from 1648 to 1803. In Wismar city, you can
see traces of the history of Swedish rule.
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Old
Town in Wismar, we wander in the beautifully restored between scattered white
houses, as if walking in building the history books: Gothic stepped gable,
clear Renaissance lines, as well as Baroque, tedious and decorative silhouetted
against each other. Stroking flowing century’s brick, it has not been destroyed
by war, also experienced many years of vicissitudes.
Tips:
1, do not go out at night in Wismar, not to say
security, but here there is a big difference between day and night. In
particular, there is a day of sun, and some tourists, the evening becomes a
little horror, because too quiet at night, giving the illusion that the scene
during the day are not real, but illusion.
2, from Schwerin to Wismar, only 20 minutes by
train, and recommend you spend a day travel the two cities. Not recommended to
live in Wismar, where it is quiet at night.
