Top Things to do In Ischgl 2021

"It is a Benedictine monastery in the south of Füssen, adjacent to the Lech River, a tributary of the Danube at the foot of the Alps. This is the place with the most history and cultural heritage in Fussen, and it is also the pride of Fussen people. The "Fussen Card", a discount card for local transportation and consumption in Füssen we bought, used the night view of the Benediktinerkloster St. Mang monastery as the standard cover photo, so we also watched it here after dinner. The river flows quietly, reflecting the shadow of the monastery, the music of the pipe organ is floating in the night sky, and the white outer walls of the monastery appear warmer in the night. Today, part of it is the Museum der Stadt Füssen (Museum der Stadt Füssen), which brings back memories of the heyday of Füssen as a violin manufacturing center in the 16th century. Here you can also admire the monastery’s Baroque festival room, the Romanesque cloister and the exquisite Chapel of St. Anna. My favorite is its Baroque gate."

"来到这个被誉为瑞士最美村庄的地方，最吸引我眼球的就是当地居民的房屋了，外墙不仅颜色不一，凹凸有致，而且每家建筑上的图案都是不一样"

"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 Pilgrimage Church of Wies is located in Bavarian, Germany, and was built in the 16th century. It is a typical Rococo church with luxurious interior decoration. It is said to be the only human heritage in the German Alps. It was listed as a world cultural heritage in 1983."

"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 really beautiful Ettal church is free to visit. The tall and majestic Benedictine monastery is still practiced by monks and is still in use. It is a gorgeous Baroque church. You must see the frescoes in the dome! There is also a distillery. You have to hold a bottle of wine before leaving. The bookstore sells many interesting books (in German)."

"Amazing, Kathedrale in St Gallen went in and took a look, no less shocking than when I first saw Gaudí’s Sagrada Familia... ​​​ ​​​The scenery in the German-speaking area is definitely not inferior to the French-speaking area. The key is to have a heart of appreciation. .... Fröhlich Weihnacht!"

"The Hofkirche in Innsbruck, Austria. There are three main halls in the church. Inside the church is the tomb of King Similia. There are more than two dozen bronze statues of warriors on both sides, all of which are excellent works by famous Austrian artists. The palace chapel is open to the public every day, but there is a fee to enter. And the tickets are expensive."

"The existing church was built between 1748 and 1752. The architect was a Baroque architect. You can see the beautiful Baroque interiors and huge organ box here."

"When I went, it was 7:30 in the evening, and the surrounding shops were almost closed. It's the day when the mother of heaven in Europe ascends to heaven again, Europe has three days off for almost those days! Last year we were in Munich and sighed that there were so few people and no money was made. It turned out to be a religious holiday :)"