Name: Esplanade
Address: Nauwieser Str. 5, Saarbruckensal 66111 Germany, Saarbruecken
Telephone: 068184499125
Price range: 101

Esplanade

#Lie in the mountains and rivers #Good places for outbound travel #New attractions #Where to go on weekends #Discover the colors of the journey 
Ten years later, I returned to Saarbrucken, a city on the southwestern border of Germany. It was once controlled by the Prussians, then incorporated into France, and in 1935, voters decided to rejoin Germany through a referendum. 
Walking across the nearly 500-year-old ancient stone bridge across the Saar River, on the right is the opera house built by Hitler&#39;s order (Figure 2). 
Gasthaus Zahm is a German-French restaurant, and the pattern on the store sign resembles &quot;Kong Yiji&quot; [Chin] (Figure 3). The fried fish sticks in Figure 4 are unexpectedly crispy, tender and fresh 😋😋, and the taste is quite Chinese [StarEyes][StarEyes][StarEyes]. Although it is an appetizer, a full bowl is very satisfying to eat. 
Who said there is no delicious food in Germany? ! [Happy][Awesome]

🍽Recommended dining:
Gasthaus Zahm: Saarstra&szlig;e 6, 66111, Saarbrucken

👍Most recommended:
Friture fried fish, 8.5 euros
fischsuppe fish soup, 17.5 euros

📝Note tips:
The above are all starters, women can eat them directly as main dishes [Grin][Grin]

🏰 Historical traces: Baroque pearls and steel past
On the banks of the Saar River on the German-French border, Saarbr&uuml;cken is like an open history book, waiting for travelers to read it. This city with a thousand-year history was once known as the &quot;German Steel Heart&quot; because of its coal and steel industry, but now it has captured people&#39;s hearts with its soft Baroque style.

Ludwig Church: Germany&#39;s most authentic Baroque Protestant church, the pinnacle of Stangl, the sun shines through the stained glass windows, casting mottled light and shadows on the carved altar.
Saarbr&uuml;cken Castle: The ruins of the 18th-century royal palace, climb the tower to overlook the whole city, the Saar River winds like a blue ribbon, and the red tiles of the old city and the glass curtain walls of the new building are interwoven into a dialogue between time and space.
Historical imprints: The stone bridge across the Saar River (1546), the Gothic Saint-Arnoult Church, and the legend of France&#39;s 15-year trusteeship after the Treaty of Versailles, let every brick and stone hide a story.

🇫🇷 French romance: lazy time in the little Paris on the border
&quot;In Germany, it feels like being in France&quot;-the unique charm of Saarbr&uuml;cken comes from the cultural immersion of the Napoleonic era.

Wandering in the old French streets: trams jingle by, the aroma of croissants floats in the windows, and locals bask in the sun with coffee next to the fountain in the Town Hall Square, as if they are leisurely on the left bank of Paris.
Recommended restaurants:
🍷 Chez David: A Michelin-recommended French bistro, snails and Burgundy beef served with Pinot Noir, full of romance.
🍣 Hashimoto: German-Japanese fusion cuisine, salmon sashimi and German pork knuckle collide to create wonderful sparks.
🍕 Diner Pizza &amp; Pasta: Authentic Italian kiln-baked pizza, cheese shreds instantly heal the taste buds.

🎶 Carnival time: Summer carnival at the Saar-Spektakel Music Festival
Every August, the banks of the Saar River turn into a carnival for 300,000 people!

Water wonders: dragon boat racing, scuba diving, torch night tours, the Saar River turns into an adventure park.

Star lineup: From Nena to Blue Band, rock, electronic, and pop take turns bombarding, and the riverside stage roars all night.

Fireworks show: At the end of the festival, thousands of fireworks bloom in the night sky, reflected in the river, and draw the stars with the glow sticks in the hands of the audience.

🌿 Spirit of Nature: Saar Ring and Forest Secrets
Walk out of the old town and the beauty of nature is within reach.

Saar Ring (Saarschleife): The U-shaped river valley is known as the &quot;most curved river bay in Germany&quot;. The hiking trail passes through the forest and overlooks the &quot;green heart&quot; surrounded by clear water.

Schlossberg Caves: The largest sandstone cave in Europe, with red rock walls burning like flames. After the adventure, you can enjoy a glass of cider at the mountaintop cafe.
Seasonal activities: Cycling through cherry trees in spring, picking apples and making moonshine in autumn, and the scent of cinnamon at the Christmas market in winter.

🎭 Cultural tour: from theater to street art
Saarbr&uuml;cken&#39;s literary DNA is hidden in every corner.

National Theater (Staatstheater): One of the oldest theaters in Germany, where Shakespeare&#39;s plays and avant-garde experimental plays are performed on the same stage.
European Computer Center: Visit Saarland University and Max Planck Institute to feel the technological pulse of the &quot;City of AI&quot;.
Street Art: In the alleys of the old city, graffiti murals and Baroque reliefs &quot;dialogue&quot;, and students often perform impromptu performances with guitars in cafes.

📅 Itinerary suggestions
Classic one-day tour:
Walk in the old town &rarr; Ludwigskirche &rarr; Saarbr&uuml;cken Castle &rarr; Saar-Spektakel Music Festival (Summer only) &rarr; French dinner
In-depth experience:
Day1: Historical site tour + cave exploration
Day2: Saar Ring hike + University technology tour
Day3: Music festival carnival/winter Christmas market
Saarbr&uuml;cken, a &quot;hybrid&quot; of German and French culture, has both the weight of history and the laziness of southern France. Here, every step can echo the echo of time, and every breath is stained with the aura of art and nature.
🌍 Let&#39;s go! Let the wind of the Saar River blow away all the fatigue of travel.

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