An underrated European travel destination...

When traveling to Germany, don't miss the Hanseatic city of Lüneburg. Honestly, I wouldn't have known about this place if I hadn't watched a German TV series, but once I saw its colorful little houses, I was deeply attracted. In the city, apart from the churches, the other buildings are not tall. You can find all kinds of delicious food just by walking around. This place is a paradise for foodies! It is said that the population here is only 100,000, and 1/10 of them are students from Lüneburg University. It can be said that this city is supported by tourism and education. The day I arrived in Lüneburg happened to be a Sunday, and it was also the free open day for German monuments. I felt like I had found a treasure. There is an old handicraft street in the city, and a medieval market event was being held at that time. The scene was like a time-travel drama. People in ancient costumes set up stalls on the street, as if they had really returned to ancient times. It was so much fun! There was also a live stage play on another street, where artists sang and danced in traditional costumes, and the classical music was mesmerizing.