The Danube River is not a lonely and lonely country. In Germany, it gathers together with the Inn River and the Ilz River in Passau to infuse the cultural city with a gentleness. Visited Passau this time, it is from the dock where the Viking cruise ship docked to the Sanhe Interchange, looking at the three rivers of different colors. The West Castle, located at the highest point of Passau City, once shouldered the defensive responsibility and was once the castle of the ruler. It has now become the best view point overlooking the intersection of the Three Rivers. The Viking Cruises docked at the pier in Passau until the night, so you can climb the castle before sunset, and take the St. Stephen's Cathedral in the Old Town, the old town hall complex built over 600 years, the Sanhe Confluence Park, and the three rivers. fundus. The cuisines of European countries are actually evolving between inclusive and sui generis. And some cities inadvertently turn food into a city symbol, making visitors interesting to find those famous dishes. In the old town of Passau, Germany, find an old town restaurant, taste a pint of German beer with a traditional sausage platter, and then share a great aroma with your friends, crispy and tender. German pig elbow, this is the Bavarian region!

Passau is a municipality in eastern Bavaria, Germany. It is also known as the Three Rivers City on the border between Germany and Austria, the Danube River, the In River and the Ilz River. The magnificent St. Stephen's Cathedral stands at the highest point of the Old Town and houses the world's largest church organ. This piano has a total of 17

The old man talked about the young heart. Passau belongs to a small cultural city in Germany, bordering Austria. The historic buildings such as the Baroque Cathedral and the Gothic Town Hall in the city are reflected in the clear river. The pure and pristine natural scenery of the town and the brilliance of the humanities illuminate each other.

The church has the largest organ in the world, with 17,974 pipes, and the sound is magnificent. The spiral staircase in the south side gallery leads to the new Bishop's Palace, where the church treasures and museums showcase the treasures of many churches, explaining the power and wealth of the Archbishop.

St. Stephen's Cathedral

Passau town. The wind is blowing the flowers, the water is warm and the eyes are new, and the heart is full of yearning. We are strolling in the small town of Passau. It is especially relaxing and elegant, and there is a small bar just a few meters away. Sit down for a beer and look at the Danube, picturesque scenery, poetry.

In Germany, in addition to well-known attractions, there are also many small towns with distinctive features. The mottled and historical time that is projected in these corners always makes people linger, and can't help but taste and relish. Passau is one of the famous small towns on the German-Austrian border and is a municipality of Bavaria. The Danube, the Inn and the Irz River meet here and are known as the Venetian Venice. Today, Passau has become a famous cultural city in Germany. The old town is located on the narrow peninsula where the Yinhe and Danube rivers meet.

The colorful town of Passau. Passau is located on the German-Austrian border and is a municipality of Bavaria. The Danube, the Inn and the Irz River meet here, known as the Venice of Bavaria. Today Passau has become a famous cultural city in Germany. The old town is located in the narrow peninsula where the rivers of the Inn and the Danube meet, churches, monasteries, palaces, town halls and museums, all of which are tall and beautiful. Reflected in the clear river

Passau, Germany, this is a city with bright colors! Germany always gives me a small fresh feeling, perhaps it is more concerned about the cleanliness of the city. Walking through the ground is a colorful road, quite a treasure chest.