2025 Fussen Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in July)

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We came this restaurant after we visited Neuschwanstein Castle and Maria Bridge. We ordered pork knuckles and potatoes salad. When they serve the food, it’s really impress us with the swan decoration. The food deco is Instagramable but the food quality was average especially the pork knuckle dish. The beer was good. It is HB, I love it. The price is reasonable as it is located in the tourist place. #couplestrip #fussen #germanytravel

Füssen is a small town in the Osthard district of Bavaria, Germany. It is one kilometer away from the Austrian border and is the closest transportation hub to Neuschwanstein Castle and Hohenschwangau Castle. This is also the main reason why people are familiar with this town today. The Via Claudia Augusta is an ancient Roman road that connected the Po River with the ancient Roman province of Raetia across the Alps, covering modern eastern Switzerland, northern Italy, western Austria, southern Germany, and parts of Liechtenstein, including Füssen. In the late Roman Empire, Fussen was one of the locations of the Roman Third Legion, whose main purpose was to guard the important trade routes in the Alps. Füssen later became the site of the High Castle, the summer residence of the Prince-Bishops of Augsburg. Below the High Castle are the Baroque complex of the former Benedictine Abbey of St. Mans, dating back to the 9th century. Magnus of Fussen, the founder of the Abbey of St. Mang (Figure 1-2), is the patron saint of Fussen. Since the 1950s, Füssen has been familiar to travelers as the southern terminus of the Romantic Road and was also host to the 1988 World Junior Curling Championships. #GreenTourism #GermanTravel #OverseasTourism #Alps #EuropeanTown #ExploreEuropeanTown #EuropeanTourism #deutschland #füssen #bavaria

Neuschwanstein Castle, the motif of Disney Castle Today, I will introduce you to 'Füssen', a small suburban city of Munich that can be reached in 1.5 hours by train from Munich, Germany! Füssen, which is almost a must-see course for Munich travel, became famous because of Neuschwanstein Castle in the photo. Neuschwanstein Castle is also famous as the motif of Cinderella Castle in the opening of the Disney movie~ The steep hill is a bit tiring, but when you reach the top, you will lose your mind to the wide open view and beautiful castle! #Germany #Füssen #NeuschwansteinCastle #SuburbanTravel

“Josy’s Müller Restaurant”, a traditional German restaurant in Fussen🍻 After seeing the beautiful castles of Fussen, it’s time to have a delicious meal! I think it’s a really happy trip if you eat delicious food◡̈ That’s why I really want to introduce this restaurantᕦ ᐛ ᕗ Actually, I didn’t go looking for a good restaurant, so I happened to visit this restaurant! First of all, since it’s a restaurant connected to a hotel, the atmosphere was really good and the staff was really kind◡̈ And the food was really deliciousㅠㅅㅠ I’ve had schnitzel many times in other places, but I think this place was the best! Please visit and try it onceఇ ✔️They also sell desserts◡̈ ✔️Munich beer is really delicious, so be sure to try it◡̈ 📍 Josy's Hotel Müller Resturant 📍Address: St2008 16, 87645 Schwangau #FüssenRestaurant #Füssen #GermanyTravel #YouthTravel #CoupleTravel #RestaurantExploration #HappyNewYear #CityTravel

Train trip from Munich to Füssen🚂 : München nach Füssen Germany has a really good railway system, so it seems really good to travel by train◡̈ And the scenery outside the train is so incredibly beautiful! I took a train from Munich to go to “Füssen”! Actually, it seems a bit far to go from Munichㅠㅅㅠ.. If you are traveling to Munich, I think it would be good to set aside a day for a trip to Füssen! It takes about 2 hours from Munich Central Station to Füssen Central Station, and it takes another hour to get to Schwangau or other tourist attractions from there! Füssen was a place where you could feel a different feeling from downtown Munich◡̈ The nature is so beautiful that it is an unforgettable placeㅠㅅㅠ.. If you are traveling to Munich, I definitely recommend going to Füssen! And on this day, there were a lot of clouds and it was so pretty that it was greatఇ ✔️Make sure to buy a Bayern Ticket! The Bayern Ticket is a ticket that allows you to use all transportation in Bavaria for one day. You can also use this ticket to go to Salzburg, Austria, so I think it's a must-have item when traveling in Bavaria! You can buy tickets from the machine at the station or on the Deutsche Bahn app◡̈ #Füssen #Munich #Germany travel #Youth travel #Couple travel #Friendship travel #Safe travel #Happy New Year #City travel

#tripaway Amidst beautiful, green natural scenery, just a few minutes from Neuschwanstein and the neighbouring castle of Hohenschwangau, Bavaria’s highest town, Füssen, lies on the shores of the Alpine River Lech. It marks the convergence of popular tourism routes such as the Romantic Road, the German Alpine Road and the Trans-Alpine Via Claudia Augusta. Up above, the Hohe Schloss, or High Castle, sits in majesty with its richly coloured illusionist paintings. In the romantic streets of Füssen old town, medieval town houses sit alongside impressive Baroque churches. In summer, the many street cafés lend the old town district an almost Italian flair. Beautiful views can be enjoyed not only from the towers of the Hohe Schloss but also from boat trips on Lake Forggensee – including Neuschwanstein Castle against an Alpine backdrop. Traces of the Bavarian kings abound in Füssen. The Hohe Schloss above the old town, the former summer residence of the Bishops of Augsburg, was due to be woken from its slumber in the 19th century and turned into a residence for Crown Prince Maximilian, father of the Fairy Tale King, Ludwig II. But things took a different turn: on a journey through the Alps, Maximilian came across the ruins of Schwanstein Castle and had his castle, Hohenschwangau, built there, just a few kilometres from Füssen. A royal dream – The Allgäu on both sides of the River Lech, between wild mountains and idyllic lakes – this was the favourite retreat of the Bavarian Fairy Tale King Ludwig II, where he could escape from the everyday life of government in Munich. Here he turned his dreams into reality with Neuschwanstein Castle. The view from Neuschwanstein Castle extends far out into the countryside. Standing on the balcony of the throne room on a castle tour, you can see why Ludwig II chose this particular location for his “Holy Grail”. #tripaway

#CityTrip #Germany #Füssen #Disney Leaving the gloomy Zugspitze behind, I went for a drive to see Neuschwanstein Castle, the castle that became the background of the Disney logo, while feeling the picturesque scenery of Fussen. Neuschwanstein Castle, famous for being the most beautiful in the world, is the ‘Swan Castle’ built by Ludwig II of the Bavarian royal family from 1869 to 1886 with light gray granite. It is said that it is because it looks like a swan gracefully landing in the Bavarian forest. Ludwig II, a 13-year-old boy who was engrossed in Wagner’s opera Lohengrin, wanted to build the beautiful castle that appears in the opera, and he is said to have been obsessed with building the castle without being interested in politics. After losing the war with Prussia and becoming a king in name only, his obsession with the castle grew even worse, and he poured the rest of his life and all his wealth into it, earning him the nickname of the ‘mad king’. But that’s understandable. If you think about how the construction materials were transported to such a high place, the workers must have died a lot. However, it is said that Ludwig II only stayed in this beautiful castle for 6 months. He was found dead by suicide in Lake Stallenberg in Munich before Neuschwanstein Castle, which was his everything, was completed. The mystery of his death is still unsolved, but at the time, Ludwig II was not concerned about the country’s finances and was obsessed with building the castle, earning him the stigma of being the ‘mad king’. However, thanks to his madness, his descendants have benefited greatly from tourism revenue alone. The best place to view Neuschwanstein Castle is from the Marien Bridge, so even if it’s hard, be sure to go up there~~~ #City Travel

Fairytale world, Neuschwanstein, Germany! Disney Castle Prototype Germany Neuschwanstein, the prototype of the Disney Sleeping Princess Castle, Neuschwan Castle after snowing, just like the fairy tale world, full of artistic temperament, standing Looking up at the castle, it is too beautiful, this is the castle in the dream! The biggest snow in my life, the Neuschwanstein Castle on Marianne Bridge is blurred in the snow, so good, I will come again in the summer!

Hidden in the Bavarian Alps, Neuschwanstein Castle is not just a castle — it's a vision turned to stone, a dream born from the romantic imagination of King Ludwig II. Here's everything you need to know for an unforgettable visit. 1. Architecture Straight from a Fairytale The castle’s turrets, towers, and frescoes have inspired everything from Disneyland’s Sleeping Beauty Castle to pop culture icons. The exterior is pure fantasy, while the interior is a rich mix of romanticism, mythology, and operatic drama — especially in rooms like the Throne Hall, Singer’s Hall, and Ludwig’s Bedroom, which resembles a Gothic cathedral. 2.The Man Behind the Dream – King Ludwig II Known as the "Fairy Tale King," Ludwig II was a reclusive and imaginative monarch who spent more time dreaming than ruling. Neuschwanstein reflects his personal world — a romantic, mythical escape far from the political realities of the 19th century. Sadly, the king only lived in the castle for a few months before his mysterious death in 1886. 3. Getting There: Practical Info • Location: Near the village of Hohenschwangau, in southern Bavaria. 📍 How to Get There: • From Munich, take a train to Füssen (about 2 hours), then a short bus ride to the base of the castle. • From there, hike (30–40 min), take a shuttle bus, or a horse-drawn carriage to the top. • Opening Hours: Open daily (except major holidays), but booking tickets in advance is strongly recommended, especially in high season. 4. What to See & Do • Take a guided tour (approx. 30–40 min): It's the only way to see the inside of the castle. • Don’t miss the Marienbrücke (Mary’s Bridge): the best panoramic view of the castle and surrounding valley. • Explore the nearby Hohenschwangau Castle, where Ludwig II spent his childhood. • Walk the forest trails around the area — the scenery is straight out of a storybook. 5. Fun Facts • Despite its medieval appearance, Neuschwanstein was never meant for defense. • It was funded almost entirely from Ludwig's private fortune — not public money. • The castle was never fully completed. Many planned rooms were left unfinished after the king's death. • Over 1.4 million people visit every year, making it one of Germany’s top tourist attractions. 6. Best Time to Visit • Summer (June–September): Warm weather, lush landscapes, but also big crowds. • Autumn (September–October): Stunning fall colors and fewer tourists. • Winter: A snow-covered fairytale, though access can be more limited and hiking is trickier. Final Thoughts💭 Neuschwanstein Castle is more than just a beautiful building — it’s a symbol of dreamers, of art over politics, and of timeless romanticism. Whether you're a history buff, architecture lover, or simply in search of magic, this Bavarian gem promises an unforgettable escape.

𝐅ü𝐬𝐬𝐞𝐧 🏠 Bavaria, Germany . Füssen is a small old town in Germany. Pastel colors, so cute : ) Brother Bear fell in love with this city so much. Everything is so cute. If anyone wants to go to Neuschwanstein Castle You can take a bus from Füssen to Hohenschwangau district. . If you have a chance to go to Germany Try walking here. . #Füssen #Germany #europe #Germany

#AbsolutelyFreeTrip "Neuschwanstein Castle" is a beautiful white castle in Bavaria, southern Germany. Also known as the "Swan Castle," it is also famous as the model for Cinderella Castle. Built by King Ludwig II of Bavaria in the 19th century, its beautiful white appearance standing in a green forest is like something out of a storybook. To get a great view of Neuschwanstein Castle, stop by Marienbrücke. The view of the castle from there is overwhelming. Contrary to the castle's glamorous appearance, which was built at great expense, the life of the romantic Ludwig II was a sad one. The king lived in Neuschwanstein Castle for only 172 days. A time-specified guided tour ticket is required to enter, and can be purchased on-site, but it may be sold out during peak seasons, so it is best to purchase a ticket online in advance. (Even if you make a reservation in advance, you must exchange your ticket at the ticket booth at least 1.5 hours before the reservation time.) From Munich, it takes about 2.5 to 3 hours to get to Hohenschwangau village, where the castle is located, by Deutsche Bahn or bus. Since it's a hassle to transfer, I joined a bus tour from Munich. The ticket fee is included, so it was very convenient and good. Neuschwanstein Castle (Schloss Neuschwanstein) Neuschwansteinstraße 20, Schwangau #GermanyTravel

🇩🇪✨ Enjoy Bavaria in One Week! Complete Transportation Ticket Guide 🛤️ [June 2025 Germany Trip] Planning transportation for a trip to Germany can be quite confusing, right? This time, based on my one-week journey through Bavaria, I’ve compiled a guide to transportation options, including what worked well and where I made mistakes 😇. Here’s the latest information as of June 2025! --- 📅 **Overview of the Travel Schedule** | Date | Destination | Transportation Method | |--------|---------------------------|------------------------| | 6/14 | Munich Airport → Heidelberg | 🚄 ICE (German Rail Pass) | | 6/15 | Heidelberg ⇄ Cologne | 🚄 ICE (same as above) | | 6/16 | Heidelberg → Munich | 🚄 ICE (same as above) | | 6/17/19| Munich City Travel | 🚋 Regular Tickets | | 6/18 | Füssen Day Trip | 🚌 FlixBus | | 6/20 | Salzburg Day Trip | 🚆 Bayern Ticket | | 6/21 | To Airport | 🚆 Airport Day Pass | --- 🚄① German Rail Pass Used a 3-day consecutive **Twin Pass** (unlimited rides on long-distance trains like ICE). ✔️ Buying for two people saves several euros per person! ❗ Currently, Twin Passes are only available at ticket counters (purchased at Munich Airport Station’s Z Zone. The staff were incredibly helpful!). --- 🚋② Munich City Travel: "Regular Tickets" or "Group Tickets"! - For one person, single rides cost €4.1 / short distances around €2. - For groups of 3 or more, the Group Day Ticket is highly recommended! It’s super economical at €14–18 for up to 5 people✨. - Tickets can be purchased on trams, at station platforms, or via the MVV app. --- 🚌③ Füssen: FlixBus is Comfortable and Convenient Heading to Neuschwanstein Castle. While you can also use the train (Bayern Ticket), 🚨 The train schedule is too sparse and takes too long! So, I opted for the bus. ▶️ €66 round trip for two people, saving time and ensuring comfort 🚌💨. --- 🚆④ Salzburg: Bayern Ticket is Ideal - €42 for two people, valid for round trips. - 🇦🇹 Salzburg is included in the coverage area! 🚨 Trains valid after 9 AM are often overcrowded, so be prepared to stand. → If comfort is a priority, consider a rail pass or reserved seating. --- 🛫⑤ Airport Access: Airport Day Pass - €13.6 for unlimited rides on S-Bahn (S1/S8). - There are no real alternatives, so this is essentially the only option. A bit pricey, but reliable 🎫. --- ✅ Summary: The Best Ticket Choices | Scenario | Best Option | |--------------------|------------------------------| | Long-Distance Travel | 🇩🇪 German Rail Pass (consecutive days type) | | Within Bavaria | 🚆 Bayern Ticket (RE/RB only) | | City Travel (1–2 people) | 🚋 Regular Tickets | | City Travel (3–5 people) | 👨👩👧👦 Group Day Ticket | | Time-Sensitive Day Trips | 🚌 FlixBus | | Salzburg | 🚆 Bayern Ticket | | Airport Access | 🛫 Airport Day Pass | --- 🌟 Your travel comfort depends on transportation! I hope this guide helps you make informed decisions about ticket options for your upcoming trip✨. Booking hotels on Trip.com was also super smooth 🛌💕. --- 📸 Photos and impressions are summarized in a separate post! Germany was absolutely amazing 🍺🍽️🇩🇪.

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck Konditorei Kurcafe is an old cafe and pastry shop of Hotel Schlosskrone in Fussen. This shop has a history dating back to 1896 and has been taken care of by the family for over a hundred years. In the beginning, it was famous in Hohenschwangau Palace and was a favorite pastry shop of the royal family, including Empress Sissi. At that time, the shop created a special dessert menu for her, "Sissi Cake", which is still available to order today. For us, we went during the hot weather and wanted to eat something with refreshing fruits, so we didn't try the Sissy Cake. Instead, we ordered 2 cakes from the cabinet. One was a sponge cake with berries topped with meringue, and the other was a cake with fresh strawberries. Both cakes had good textures: light but not dry. The overall taste was just the right amount of sour and sweet. Ordering coffee to sip on was perfect. This shop is located halfway between the old town and the train station, making it very convenient to stop by. The atmosphere in the shop is an ancient building. The furniture and decorations look beautiful and classic. It feels like going back in time to the Austrian Empire. If you visit this city, you should stop by to have some snacks and relax and enjoy the atmosphere. #TravelGermany #TravelEurope

📍Location: Fussen 💞Reasons why we recommend it: 🚩Route: We had to change trains once from Munich to Fussen! The delays were really bad, so if you're not sure which train to take, just ask a local and it's quicker. 🚇Transportation: Train, bus, horse-drawn carriage 📷Recommended photo spot: There is a bridge, but it was closed due to heavy snow (if you walk along the castle, there is a path to the bridge, but there is a fence when it is closed) 🏠Recommended accommodation: If you finish your castle tour by the evening, a hotel in Munich might be a good choice! 💡Notes: Basically, I adjusted the bus times to match the trains, but they were delayed so it was pointless. Winter is beautiful but very cold, so it might be better to have money to go to a cafe. The flight from Spain was delayed the night before, so I arrived at Munich Airport around midnight, and took the train to a hostel near Munich Central Station. The smell of food was terrible in the co-ed room, and it was past 2am, so I searched for my bed in the dark and went to sleep! I wanted to take a shower, but I was scheduled to leave at 6am the next day, and it was dirty, so I gave up (it's winter, so I hope it's forgiven💦) I was planning to go back to my house in the direction of Berlin on the train around 3pm that day, so the time limit was very short❗️ I had booked a ticket for 10:15, so I took the train to the nearest station and then a bus to the foot of the castle. From there, I took a one-way horse-drawn carriage for about 8€ and arrived near the castle. I had time, so I killed time by taking photos around the lockers! From entering to leaving, everything was smooth. I walked around the souvenir shops, bought some postcards, and walked down the mountain! I bought some fried donuts on the way and had my first meal! There was a Japanese clerk at the general store near the station! There was a mistake with the reservation on the return train, but I was able to get home safely.

Fussen was a very charming town with a medieval streetscape! There was an ice cream shop, and even the small size was 1.5 times the amount than in Japan and it was delicious! It's fun even just walking around, so I recommend it!

#HawaiiFlightEvent Füssen is a charming small city located at the foot of the Alps in southern Bavaria, Germany, and is a great place to visit for a day trip from Munich. It is famous for its fairytale-like scenery and historical sites, and many tourists visit it because of the famous castles nearby, such as Neuschwanstein Castle and Hohenschwangau Castle. These two castles, located about 10 minutes away by car from Fussen, are representative tourist attractions in Germany, and Neuschwanstein Castle is known as the model for Disney's Sleeping Beauty Castle.

#HawaiiFlightEvent Neuschwanstein Castle is a fairytale castle located in the village of Hohenschwangau near Fussen, Bavaria, Germany. Built in 1886, the castle was commissioned by Ludwig and became even more famous after becoming the model for Disneyland's Cinderella Castle. It is a 19th-century neo-Gothic building that combines Romanesque, Gothic, and Byzantine styles, and features a unique landscape that blends in with the magnificent backdrop of the Alps!

#HawaiiAirlineEvent Füssen Station is the central train station of the town of Füssen, located in Bavaria, Germany. This is the main station that serves as the gateway to Neuschwanstein Castle and Hohenschwangau Castle, and is one of the stations that tourists especially visit, and it is the station where you can come from Munich with the Bayern Pass. This station is the gateway to Neuschwanstein Castle and the starting point of a tour where you can experience the beautiful nature of the Bavarian Alps!

Füssen, located in Bavaria, Germany, is a beautiful city known as the gateway to Neuschwanstein Castle. Surrounded by the Alps, this city, where rich nature and medieval streets blend together, is a perfect place to enjoy not only the castle, but also strolling, cycling, and the lakeside scenery. Beautiful cityscape surrounded by greenery The old town of Füssen is attractive for its cute streets lined with cobblestone streets and colorful buildings. In the center of the town stands Hohes Schloss, a castle with a striking contrast of white and red. It was once the bishop's castle and is now open to the public as a museum. From the castle tower, you can enjoy a panoramic view of the cityscape of Füssen and the green scenery that spreads beyond. Walking along the Lech River The Lech River that flows through Füssen is characterized by its clear emerald green water. There are promenades along the river, where you can enjoy the great outdoors while taking a leisurely walk. Lechfall is especially recommended. Here, you can feel the power of nature with the dynamic flow of the water and the steep valley. Relaxing by the lake There are beautiful lakes dotted around Füssen, and Lake Alpsee is located very close to Neuschwanstein Castle, so you can enjoy the magnificent view of the castle and the lake at the same time. You can spend some relaxing time in nature by strolling along the lake or taking a boat ride on the calm water. Another recommendation is Lake Hopfensee. This lake, also known as the "Bavarian Riviera," has a beautiful view with the Alps in the background, making it perfect for cycling and picnics. At dusk, the setting sun is reflected on the lake surface, creating a fantastic view. Summary Füssen is an attractive city where you can enjoy not only Neuschwanstein Castle, but also strolling through the townscape, nature along the river, and beautiful lake views. It is the perfect place to relax while enjoying the idyllic scenery that is typical of Germany. #Füssen #Trip to Germany #Nature in Bavaria #Walking around European towns #Lech River #Lake Alp #Lake Hopfensee #Scenic spots #Spring 0 yen trip

#CanadaFlightEvent Füssen, a day trip from Munich, Germany during a trip to Europe. It is a city that takes about 1.5 hours by train, and Neustadtbahn Castle is a representative attraction. The view of the mountains and lakes from the castle is beautiful, and it was a quiet and leisurely travel destination away from the city.

If you’re visiting Germany for the first time, don’t miss this awesome 8-day travel guide! Take an in-depth tour of the museum to experience the charm of German culture and history and make your journey more colorful! -------- Germany has a long history, and has witnessed the changes in Europe from the Holy Roman Empire to the modern times. 🏰Visit the ancient castle and experience the medieval atmosphere; 🌳Walk in the Black Forest and enjoy the beauty of nature. The people here are rigorous and enthusiastic, and their customs are unique. -------- 🎉 Tour route: Enjoy the history and natural beauty of Germany🌍 Day 1: Arrive in Berlin and enjoy airport pick-up service🛬 Start our trip to Germany. After arriving in Berlin, there is a special airport pick-up service to start the journey easily. Day 2: Brandenburg Gate->Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe->Berlin Wall Memorial Park->East Side Gallery->Reichstag Travel through history, starting from the Brandenburg Gate, visit the Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe, and feel the heaviness of history. Next, the Berlin Wall ruins and the East Side Gallery took us back to the Cold War era. Finally, the day ends with the grandeur of the Capitol. Day 3: Berlin Cathedral -> Museum Island🏛 Visit the majesty of Berlin Cathedral, then go to Museum Island and immerse yourself in the ocean of art and history. Day 4: Dresden Royal Palace->Brühl's Terrace->Prince's Procession->Blue Wonder💎 The history and beauty of Dresden are all in the itinerary for the day, from the Royal Palace to the magnificence of Brühl's Terrace, to the mystery of Prince's Procession and Blue Wonder. Day 5: Nuremberg Castle->Nuremberg Town Hall Square->Schönbrunn->St. Lorenz Church🏰 Go deep into the heart of Nuremberg and experience the antiquity of the castle, the solemnity of the town hall, the freshness of Schönbrunn and the sacredness of the church. Day 6: Marienplatz -> Munich Palace -> Munich New Town Hall -> Allianz Arena 🏟 Munich's modernity and history blend together. From Marienplatz to the Palace, to the New Town Hall and Allianz Arena, you can feel the vitality of this city. Day 7: Neuschwanstein Castle -> Fussen Old Town🦢 Visit the legendary Neuschwanstein Castle and feel its fairy-tale charm, then stroll through Fussen Old Town and appreciate the blend of ancient and modern. Day 8: Depart from Munich for home, airport transfer service ensures a smooth return🛫 Ending the wonderful trip to Germany, departing from Munich, returning home with full of memories. Airport drop-off service ensures your safety and convenience. -------- Must-see tips for your trip: 1. Visa information: You need to apply for a visa in advance to travel to Germany to ensure a worry-free trip~📖 2. Specialty product prices: German handicrafts, beer and other specialties are cost-effective and suitable for purchase! 🛍️ 3. February climate: Germany is a bit cold in February, remember to bring a warm jacket~🧣 4. Airport transportation: German airports have convenient transportation, and you can choose to go to the city by subway or bus. 🚇🚌 -------- After traveling around Germany and feeling the charm of this country, don’t forget to share your travel stories! 🌍✨Let every beautiful moment become an eternal memory～💖

Travel Europe during the winter vacation, 14 days of non-stop fun! Selected routes to take you around Europe! Quickly save this guide and start your romantic European journey! / Tour Europe in a row, travel through the historical corridors, and experience the glory of ancient Rome 🏛️, the romance of Paris 🗼 and the fairy tale style of Northern Europe 🏰. Enjoy the endless scenery along the way, the unique customs of each place, and leave unforgettable travel memories! / 🚩Travel route: DAY1: Gather in Shanghai and get ready to go! DAY2-DAY3: ✈️Fly to Frankfurt, then take a bus to Würzburg and the fairy-tale Rothenburg, and finally arrive in Munich. DAY4-DAY5: Depart from Munich, visit Füssen and Innsbruck, then head to the picturesque lake district towns, passing through Wattens and Salzburg. DAY6-DAY7: Continue the journey to Hallstatt and Vienna, and finally arrive in Budějovice. DAY8: Tour around Budějovice, including Telč and Krumlov. DAY9-DAY10: Head to Prague and enjoy two days of exploration. DAY11-DAY12: Depart from Prague, visit Kutná Hora, then go to Bratislava, and finally arrive in Budapest. DAY13: Fly back to Shanghai from Budapest✈️, ending the pleasant European trip. DAY14: Return to Shanghai to rest and reminisce this unforgettable trip. / Must-haves before traveling: 🧳You must bring these things with you on your European tour! 📞 Prepare a phone card for easy communication and internet access. 🔌 When traveling, a plug converter is a must. Don’t forget the voltage in Europe is different! 🪪 Be sure to bring your documents, including your passport, visa and air ticket, as they are the most important aspects of safe travel. 👚 According to the climate in Europe in February, please bring appropriate clothing, and a warm jacket is a must. 🔋 Chargers and power banks can recharge your phone and camera at any time. / Trip to Europe, enjoy the exotic customs, and make the most of the good times! I hope this guide can make your trip to Europe more exciting.

#Get a discount without relying on luck China Restaurant, a Chinese restaurant in Fussen. After we walked around the city and looked for a restaurant to eat, we saw this restaurant and invited each other to come in. The interior looked clean and there were many tables of people sitting and eating. After looking at the menu, we ordered some food: fried rice, sweet and sour beef, and tom yum. The restaurant served rice with it. The food was good overall. We didn't have to wait long. The service was good. #chinarestaurant #fussen #germany #germanyroadtrip

#JapanFlightEvent Unlike Munich, Fussen has a small train station There are only two platforms However, there are times when trains with different destinations run at the same time So be sure to check the platform of your train! Don't forget to buy Fussen beer before getting on the train ~ Enjoy the boring train time with beer ㅎㅎ

#JapanAirlineEvent A souvenir shop I looked at while waiting for the train at Fussen Station! There were surprisingly many Bayern goods, so if you like soccer, I recommend you go! There were cute dolls, and there was beer you could drink on the train, so the time waiting for the train wasn't boring~

#JapanFlightEvent On the way back from Fussen to Munich! On the way to Fussen Station The sunset was beautiful :) Fussen with a blue sky was beautiful, but Fussen with a reddish tint was even more beautiful ㅎㅎ If you go to Fussen, I recommend you enjoy it completely from daytime to evening ㅎㅎ

#JapanFlightEvent After visiting Fussen Castle, on the way back to the city! If you are confused about where the bus stop is and which bus to take, just go to a place with lots of people (because everyone is going to the city lol) The bus line is longer than you think, so it is better to go leisurely There is also a city bus timetable posted, so refer to it for your trip ~