Marktkirche Goslar St. Cosmas und Damian Review

#Meet the original Germany #Summer You will play most #Summer Street Sweeping Plan #Worth going to the ancient town of ancient villages 🌟🌟🌟 Germany's Goslar is located in the Harts Mountains of Lower Saxony, Germany, known as "Northern Rome", because there is a unique "witch" culture in the local area, so it is now known as "Witch City", Its representatives are: the Witch Museum, the Witch Festival, etc. It is listed on the UNESCO World Heritage List. 🌟🌟🌟 On weekends, I hiked in Goslar again, Goslar is surrounded by mountains on three sides, of which Broken Peak is the "stronghold" of the legendary witch gathering. In winter, the mountain is very snowy, the light refracted when the mountain is snowy, and the pedestrians often appear in front of their own reflection, as if they are "living the hell". In winter, the mountain is rare. Goethe Faust said: "Witches rushed to Broken Hill, wheat ears green, wheat bran yellow." 🌟🌟🌟 especially like Goslar's very characteristic church, all wood. It has been a hundred years of history. Enter the church to visit, the inside is also all wood decoration, very German style.

The minarets of the Bazaar Church are landmark buildings in Goslar, and the church is located next to the Bazaar Square and worth a visit.

Goslar Old Town Goslar Lower Saxony, a world famous silver-producing region with a population of nearly 50,000, developed with the silver mines of the Harts Mountains. In 1050, King Henry II built a castle here to make the town once the center of Germany. The streets of the ancient city retain many buildings around the 10th century. The whole town looks very unique. # autumn color palette # German town # original German # do not go abroad to check in the world