Top Things to do In Bregenz 2021

"The Abbey Library of St. Gallen is a super refined and grand library! It's really shocking, exquisite and magnificent~ it's worth coming to see, the momentum is great! The transportation is also very convenient."

"The Vaduz Castle is the Grand Duchy of Liechtenstein, or the King's Castle, in a prominent position overlooking the country, the building itself is rather low-key, often locked and heavy."

"It only takes three hours to drive from the northernmost tip of Switzerland to the southeast corner. Drive along the south bank of Lake Constance, then turn around and head south, passing through St. Gallen, Liechtenstein, Chur, and then to St. Moritz. St. Gallen’s Cathedral, a world cultural heritage site, is the most elegant church in my opinion on several trips to Europe."

"The name of Meersburg is literally translated as "the town by the lake". Looking across the lake from Constance, there is a raised hill planted with grapes, and on the top of the hill is a medieval castle called Meersburg."

"Top tip: Hike to Mary’s Bridge first to see the look out point. It can get crowded, so it’s better to see it before the castle tour starts, especially if on a tight schedule."

"Bernina express was my Swiss trip highlight back in Nov 2019. From Zurich we headed to Chur. During winter, train terminates in Tirano (Italy) and not Lugano. the journey from Chur-Tirano-Chur) took a whole day. Free ride using Swiss travel pass but really worth it to pay extra for panoramic train (Chur-Tirano leg)"

"The old city of Konstanz is an old town with many ancient and meaningful old buildings. The streets and shops all reflect the oldness and elegance of this place. It is definitely an important stop in the old German city tour. Don't miss it."

"It has long been known that Fusen has a very powerful architectural style, and it is really amazing to see it! The paintings of these geniuses on the outside of the building create the three-dimensional effect of the doors and windows, which is fascinating without being noticed if you look closely! To put it jokingly, this is simply the best example of creativity and saving materials! Although we arrived late and we were not able to enter the tour after 16:00, the most attractive exterior building was very satisfying, and it was Completely free"

"The predecessor of Hohenzollern Castle was built in the 11th century. It was later destroyed and eroded. It was rebuilt from 1850 to 1867 in a neo-Gothic style. It was the birthplace of the Hohenzollern family belonging to the King of Prussia and the German Emperor. territory. Hohen in German means noble. Compared with Neuschwanstein Castle, Hohenzollern Castle lacks a fairytale-like softness and melancholy, but it has the strength and fortitude of an armored warrior, and is full of heroism and masculinity. The glorious history of the Prussian dynasty. We first line up to enter the castle. The hall can only be followed by the explanation, and no photos are allowed. The entire castle is forbidden to use drones. The main thing is to visit the treasure house containing the crown of the last German Emperor Wilhelm II. There are a considerable number of artworks, stained glass windows and treasures on display in the castle, but the facilities are still rudimentary. No wonder the current prince only means staying a few days a year. On the afternoon of the day, the weather was clear and the blue sky was washing up. The courtyard square outside was matched with the clear blue sky, and the panoramic view of the Swabian Mountains and even the Black Forest was particularly magnificent. Enjoy the castle, statues and artillery against the background of blue sky and white clouds. The view of the plain below the mountain. There are also a royal chapel, a restaurant and a gift shop in the castle, and I have picked a few CDs of flute music that Frederick the Great liked. Unfortunately, I have to rush to the hotel in Ludwigsburg. I don’t have time to sit here and have a drink and look at the eyes. Come again next time. In addition, the castle chapel here is also rented out for various activities, mostly used for weddings. It seems that the business is pretty good. It seems that the little celebrity I have heard of the name is the wedding here. If you are interested, you can consider it, haha"

"Stein is known as the gem on the Rhine River. It is one of the most medieval cities in Switzerland. It is located in the northeast of Switzerland, close to the border between Germany and Austria. Its full name is Stein am rhein. The biggest attraction of Stein is the buildings here. The youngest ones are hundreds of years old, but each one is well-preserved, known as the gems of the Rhine, and is included in the UNESCO World Heritage List. The town is small, with only one main street, but the exquisite murals on the outer walls of traditional houses attract countless tourists every year. When you come to the small town of Stein, you feel like you are in a fairy tale world, because you can see medieval-style buildings everywhere here, as well as various murals. Each house is decorated with beautiful murals, reliefs and bay windows. The colorful old buildings connected to each other are like a long unfolded scroll, extremely beautiful, and the whole city is like a living medieval art gallery. Walking in the narrow alley, the Rhine River flows through, making people intoxicated. The Rhine Bridge is also a good place to appreciate the small town of Stein and the Rhine, and you can also see the Hohenlingen Castle on the top of the mountain in the distance. Self-driving is highly recommended when visiting the small town of Stein. You can park your car in the parking lot outside the Zeitturm in the Old Town of Stein. Charges from 10:00 to 18:00, CHF1.5 an hour, free after 18:00. I am a clockwise, an older youth who loves to travel, photography, and clock in. Although not a professional traveler, travel is a compulsory course in my life and an indispensable part of my life. I love to take photos casually. , I also love to share my journey experience and experience. If you think my notes are helpful to you, please feel free to give me a compliment."