It is an important indicator for ships entering the port. The lake is quiet and peaceful, very quiet. Occasionally, white ducks and geese slowly kick the water across the lake, which is quite quiet. In the guide map of the roadside sidewalk for enjoying the lake, Yunluo and An Chuyu are located on the island at the bottom of the map. The car enters from the city through the small bridge connecting to "Lintao Island".
It is connected to the big city by a road and a railway, and is close to the city, so many Germans also like to go here for vacation. Tonight's check-in + dinner restaurant - > The first high-end hotel - Baverischer Hof Baverischer Hof five-star lakeside hotel (Bayerischer Hotel) Yunluo and An first met in the hotel next to the lake.
So you can enjoy the beautiful lake view by opening the window! The next day, after waking up and having breakfast, Yunluo and Xiangge strolled by the lake and took photos. It was so comfortable and romantic. The nobles also rely on this taste to create a romantic atmosphere. The price for one night is NT$1,000. On the island, the Borden Train Station is full of historical tracks and is located in the center of the island.
Whether it is close to the lake or the shopping area, it is within walking distance. Those who want to visit here can also take the train here. The island is not big, so the station is very close to anywhere, which is very suitable for tourists who travel by themselves to visit here. An overview of the scenery inside Lintao Island (LINDAU Island).
Does it look like the Diagonal Street in Harry Potter? The town still retains the style of the cobblestone streets. On this island, I don’t know what kind of celebration just passed, and there are flags everywhere. I feel like I’m in the city of Harry Potter, it’s just like a movie scene! I really want to ask, where did Yunluo buy his wand? There are many fashionable shops in the affordable and fashionable shop circle here.
They sell affordable shoes, clothes, and coats. After a careful look, I found that you can buy nice clothes for around 1,000 to 2,000 yuan. However, Yunluo and An Chuyu didn't have time to slowly choose clothes. Penny was not very good at choosing clothes, so they just walked around and looked around. Otherwise, I really want to stay here for a day to do some shopping!
If driving in Australia is a kind of enjoyment, then driving in Germany is a luxurious enjoyment. Germany drives on the right and the steering wheel is on the left, just like in China, so you don’t have to worry about driving in the wrong lane. And you have the right of way on the road, no one will compete with you, and there is no speed limit on the German highway.
Now let's listen to Yunluo's explanation of "renting a car", "picking up a car", "road signs", "how to park", "self-service refueling" and "self-service car washing"! [Renting a car] Yunluo borrowed a car from "ZuZuChe" last time in Australia. The price was cheap and the service was good. So Yunluo still found it this time. I remember that midnight.
I went to Zuzuche to check the price of cars, but I accidentally came across a Mercedes-Benz C-Class car on sale. I took it without hesitation. It only cost 100 yuan per day, including basic insurance. The payment was deducted from the card and could be cancelled at any time. At 10:00 in the morning, the plane slowly landed at Frankfurt Airport, and the strong autumn atmosphere woke Yunluo from his sleep.
The ground was only degrees, and my fingers were a little sore from the cold. Following the crowd to the first floor of the airport, I could clearly see several car rental companies providing 24-hour service. Yunluo's order was from CARO Car Rental, which was not located at the airport. [Pick up the car] The order was clearly written, so I called them and waited at the numbered gate. The car arrived in minutes.
The car took Yunluo and An Chuyu to the office which was five minutes away from the airport. What appeared in front of Yunluo and An Chuyu was a diesel GLK automatic transmission car. Haha, a good car and a good road, driving without speed limit, this is German technology and German culture. Well, Yunluo can drive as fast as he wants.
Order driver's license notarization (but they didn't ask to see it) passport After showing these, Yunluo upgraded the basic insurance to full insurance, and then checked the car. Set off. [Road signs] Right of way: First, let's talk about the biggest difference between driving in German cities and driving in China - the right of way. The right of way means.
Unless there are other signs or traffic lights, vehicles driving on this road always have the right to ignore vehicles at other intersections. Vehicles without the right of way must wait for vehicles with the right of way to pass before entering the road. Lifting all restrictions and prohibiting overtaking: The most common lifting signs in China are mostly used to lift speed limits and lift the prohibition of overtaking.
The Germans seem to save trouble and directly put up this sign: It means lifting all previous prohibitions and speed limits. Unlike in China, the prohibition of overtaking in Germany is indicated by a red sign. Traffic lights: Generally speaking, the traffic lights in Germany are the same as those in China, except that there is an additional yellow light when the red light turns green.
This is to give the driver time to react. In addition, since there are fewer vehicles in Germany and fewer traffic jams in cities, the time spent waiting for traffic lights is generally very short. Do not pull the handbrake and start playing with your phone while waiting for a traffic light, because the red light may turn green as soon as you take out your phone. The red light turns on in China.
You can still turn right, but you have to wait until the green light comes on in Germany. Other signs such as no parking, no walking together, speed limit, start and end of highway are similar to those in China. Important German vocabulary related to self-driving: Autobahn-highway Einfahrt/Ausfahrt-entrance/exit (this must be remembered) Einbahnstra?e.
One-way streetVerbot!-No! Tankenstelle-Gas stationBenzin-GasolineDiesel-Dieselparken-ParkingParkenVerboten!-No parkingFreihalten!-Keep it open! (That is: Please do not park!) [Highway and toll] The highway here refers to the road starting with the letter A.
During the day, most sections of the highway do not have speed limits. Germans drive very disciplined. Slow-speed cars stay on the right side, and the leftmost lane is for overtaking. Even after overtaking, they will consciously turn to the right slow lane. During those days, there were often people who loved to drive fast in the left fast lane, accompanied by the roar of the engine.
It is common to drive at a speed of more than 100 meters on the German highway. There are no tolls on the German highway, but this is not the case in other European countries. There are no checkpoints at the borders of EU countries. You are often on the highway, and a few seconds later the GPS reminds you that you have entered another country.
It is said that in neighboring Austria, if you do not buy a ticket on the highway, you will be fined EUR, so Yunluo and An Chuyu spent EUR to buy a ticket with a validity period of 10 days in a gas station supermarket near the border. It is actually a piece of sticker that you tear off and stick on the front windshield. [GPS] Yunluo and An Chuyu rented a car. The built-in GPS provided is very accurate.
The GPS I brought from China was rarely used, and the map could not reflect the road conditions in real time. When Yunluo and An Chuyu went there, roads were being repaired everywhere in Germany. From Trier to Heidelberg, the highway in the middle was under construction, so they had to drive on the secondary road. As a result, they drove for nearly an hour longer. Later, they learned their lesson and checked the situation in advance with Google Maps.
Therefore, it is essential to have a map software in your phone. Of course, if you are alone, you will be in a mess. The co-pilot seat must have a sense of direction like Yunluo. Only a responsible lady can successfully complete such a wonderful trip. [How to find attractions?] The towns in Germany are not big, and the attractions are quite concentrated.
You only need to set the GPS to the INFORMATIONHOUSE of each town. The most famous attractions must be not far from it. Then, stop the car, take the map, and enjoy them one by one. As shown in the picture [Parking] There are generally not many parking spaces in German cities. You need to be quick and most of them need to be paid (there may be some free periods on weekends).
There are generally two types of such parking spaces. One type has no railings. After entering, there is an automatic ticket machine in this area. You pay and get change according to the estimated parking time (some only accept coins). Then put the printed ticket in a conspicuous place in the car (usually under the front window). The other type has railings, such as underground parking garages.
Just like in China, you get a magnetic card (paper) at the entrance, but be careful when you come back to pick up your car. Labor is expensive in Germany, and there is no one to collect fees at the exit. You must first find an automatic toll machine and insert the magnetic card into it. It will automatically calculate your parking time and fee. After paying, the magnetic card will be ejected, and then you can go to the parking space to pick up the car and go out.
Insert the magnetic card at the exit. Otherwise you will be trapped inside. [Refueling & small supermarket] German gas stations are all self-service, and they are divided into diesel and various grades of gasoline according to the oil. Don't fill the wrong one. After filling the oil, go to the supermarket next door to find the cashier to pay according to the reading. The oil price in Germany is slightly higher than that in Austria. But it is very limited.
Generally speaking, it is not worth going to Austria just to refuel. It is said that the oil price in Germany fluctuates during the week, and it will rise by about % on Fridays and Saturdays. The reason is that some car owners can have their fuel expenses reimbursed by the company, and after refueling, the family goes out for a weekend outing and uses the public car for private purposes. Therefore, when driving in Germany, you should try to avoid refueling on Fridays and Saturdays.
In Germany. Basically, there are supermarkets at gas stations, where you can buy breakfast, lunch and dinner, various snacks and water, just like the convenience store where Yunluo and An Chuyu met, which is open 24 hours a day, and the toilets usually require additional charges. The Austrian highway ticket bought in the supermarket: Euro can be used unlimitedly every day. [Car wash] Although there is no requirement to wash the car when returning it when renting it.
But Yunluo and An Chuyu's car was too dirty to look at, so they went to the gas station and walked around but couldn't find anyone to wash the car. It turns out that labor in Germany is very expensive, and it costs at least 10 euros to have a car washed. Usually at a gas station, there are high-pressure water guns, vacuum cleaners, buckets and brushes. If you do it yourself, it usually takes 10 euros to wash the car inside and out.
The car wash is divided into two areas. This is the high-pressure water gun, which uses coins. The price starts from Euro. The higher the denomination, the longer the water will flow. You can pay the minimum amount first, and then add more if it is not enough. This is the vacuuming area, which also uses coins. Seeing how clean I have washed my car, I suddenly feel that I am bringing glory to my country!
Some people describe it as "difficult to swallow, monotonous and boring", while others say "drinking big mouthfuls of wine and eating big chunks of meat" is the happiest thing in life. How is it? Only after you taste it yourself can you appreciate its wonderfulness. When talking about German food, Yunluo and An Chuyu think of pork elbows, sausages, wine, bread, cheese and so on.
Let's talk about wine first: the many towns along the Rhine, Moselle, Main and Neckar rivers we visited are the main producers of Riesling wine. Yunluo and An Chuyu stayed in a large vineyard. Here you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of the Rhine River while tasting the fine Riesling wine. Germany is at a relatively high latitude.
The main grape variety is white grapes, but compared with neighboring France and Italy, German wine is unknown. This may be due to the fact that Germans love beer more. It is said that the average beer consumption of a German is liters per year, but the wine consumption is only liters. In a country known as the "Beer Kingdom", it is light and delicious.
The aromatic Riesling is inferior to it. Speaking of German beer, I drank a lot along the way, especially in Bavaria, where it was common to drink a glass (about a liter) of beer a day. Compared with the dark beer Schwarz. Yunluo thinks the white beer (Weissbier) here is more flavorful than that in China. Let's drink a glass of it in the lake and mountains of the Alps.
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It is a great pleasure in life. People focus on sausages and beer when it comes to German cuisine. In fact, German bread is the king of bread in the world. Since Germany is located at the intersection of wheat and rye planting areas, this unique geographical advantage has created the diversity of German bread. I didn’t know until I came to Yunluo, Germany. Germans eat bread for breakfast.
Whether it is lunch, dinner or midnight snack, bread is indispensable for every meal. When you walk on the road, the air is filled with the aroma of toasted bread. Every morning when you come to the restaurant, various breads are already placed in the dining area. Take a basket, pick a few breads you like, and pair them with cheese and ham. Have a cup of coffee, and a healthy day begins.
Most German breads are like stones, hard on the outside and soft on the inside, but this kind of bread is very chewy after you put it in your mouth, and the more you eat it, the more delicious it becomes. This kind of button flower bread is Yunluo's first time to taste. There are grains of coarse salt on the bread, which looks very cute, and the coarse salt slowly melts in your mouth. The slightly salty taste is mixed with the milky aroma of bread, and you can't stop eating it once you start.
German sausages Germany has many kinds of sausages, and there are dozens of them for breakfast every day. Yunluo can't tell the names and types of sausages. When I see something I like, I take a piece to try. The taste of each one is similar, but not exactly the same. In addition to breakfast, I can't help but have one when I pass by a sausage stand in the afternoon. I can only say.
It looks so appetizing. Everyone knows that if you want to eat cheese, you have to go to France, but many people think that French cheese is not as delicious as German cheese after going to Europe. Yunluo is not a cheese lover, but when she saw soft cream cheese, hard cheese, and cheese with shallots on the table, which changed every day, she finally couldn't resist.
I tried a bite of "Bril" cheese. I was a little uncomfortable at first because there was a layer of patina on the outside, but as I continued to eat it, the taste became more and more delicious, smooth and delicate, and the milky aroma remained between my lips and teeth for a long time. If you are a cheese lover, you must come here to pack some to take home and slowly enjoy the pleasure it brings you!
German Pork Knuckle Pork knuckle is also essentially different in southern and northern Germany. The pork knuckle in the northern Berlin area is marinated in salt water overnight to make the knuckle taste good, and then cooked in vegetable broth until the knuckle is soft and tender, usually served with sauerkraut and pea puree. It is like the one in the picture below, the meat is pink, similar to the boiled meat in Yunluo and An Chuyu's country.
However, the roast pork knuckle in southern Bavaria is more famous and is one of the must-have dishes in German beer halls. Generally speaking, the roast pork knuckle is first cooked in vegetable broth and then fried in the oven or grill. In order to make the skin crispy, the oven is set to high temperature and baked for more than ten minutes to make the skin of the German roast pork knuckle golden and crispy.
Crispy on the outside and tender on the inside. After tasting two different kinds of pork elbows, Yunluo prefers the boiled one. It looks fat, but it is not greasy at all. The meat is soft and melts in the mouth. Paired with sauerkraut and mashed potatoes, it leaves a lingering fragrance between the lips and teeth. Paired with a large glass of beer, this is the German taste.
In addition to the five must-eat foods in Germany, Germany also has a snack called curry sausage. It has a history of years in Berlin's street snacks and can now be found everywhere. Choose your favorite sausage, fry it and chop it, cut a whole sausage into pieces, then pour hot ketchup on it and sprinkle with curry powder.
Served with freshly baked fries, hot and delicious, you will know after you have tried it, and the price is very reasonable. The food that Yunluo and An Chuyu had in Germany these days. Due to the tight schedule and insufficient research, I cannot give you much help on food. Breakfast is a buffet provided by the hotel.
Wherever I went, I went to any nice restaurant when I was hungry. I stayed in the hotel for dinner. However, every hotel in Germany was like a restaurant. The chefs were of the same standard. None of them disappointed Yun Luo. Although I did some research on several restaurants before going out, I chose to go there because of inconvenient parking or because I was too tired.
I didn't go there because of the tight schedule. Yunluo posted these restaurants that others mentioned as good, hoping that everyone can have the opportunity to enjoy the food. Heidelberg Pork Chop is really a pork chop set. Fussen Knight Theme Restaurant Rothenburg Version Grandma's Kitchen and of course Munich's Hitler Restaurant in the past half month. (~^~)