Monschau

The first time I went to Monschau, Monschau, was just four years ago in the summer of Germany. I wore the same Humboldt green hat and came back to see a different scenery. It was also a revisit of the old place after another four years of life university. Some places will miss leaving, and I will go back and understand why I left. German mask control is indeed much stricter than the Netherlands, just wear a mask when entering McDonald's, but you still have to take it off when you eat [Onlooker]

Monschau, the German name is Monschau. Located in the German state of North Wei, hidden in the deep valley of the poetic town. At that time, there was a legendary life that didn't even hit a shell, and God loved it so much. The frozen town that had not changed in 800 years. The city, due to the relatively remote location and few people, is almost like entering a fairy tale world. By the way, this town may be just a village level in China.

A beautiful and quiet town, tourism is the pillar here, even on Sunday, there are some shops open, selling some interesting things. From Yaqi, you can take Route 66, but there are very few trains, you need to check the time to plan in advance. The town is not big, one or two hours to go shopping, but you can have a cup of coffee or beer, leisurely while drinking and sunbathing!

Germany’s ten most beautiful towns, Monsau, are said to have been preserved completely from the destruction of World War II because of their hidden location in mountain canyons. Without the richness and noise of the diverse races, perhaps this is the "original" Europe!

Monsau is a very quiet fairy tale town. It is the right choice to choose a windy and beautiful day in late autumn. It is so beautiful here, due to geographical location, it was not affected in World War II. Old buildings cluster at the foot of the mountain, and the small town that is sunny in the afternoon is warm and comfortable, full of romantic colors.