St. Stephan's Cathedral

Veste Oberhaus

Dreiflusse-Eck

We were not disappointed as a result of the great reviews in Gustoria di Nedko and were not disappointed as regards the pizzas. The only pumpkin drops was that the Parmesan was just powder and not freshly cooked as falsely hoped. Unfortunately, the service left to wish, little motivation, rather annoying than committed. There was 1/4 wine to order, but I just wanted 1/8 wine and that was not possible according to service power. Damn!

Braves Maedchen

I came to Germany five years ago and visited several major cities such as Berlin, Hamburg, Munich, and Stuttgart. Gradually, I seem to be more eager for a quiet and beautiful small town life.
This time I came to Passau, Bavaria, Germany✨

Walking in this small town where three rivers converge is so lovely

A true &quot;Bavarian Venice&quot;, ancient and comfortable

1️⃣Choose a cafe on the street to have a drink (Anton is recommended).

2️⃣The ancient city is very good to visit, with many special shops (Bear&amp;friends&#39; candies are suitable as souvenirs, fashion designer shops, and an old bookstore here B&uuml;cher Pustet Passau, Cantina&#39;s curry sausage as a lunch is also a good choice).

3️⃣The corner of three rivers (more obvious on cloudy days), this place is perfect for strolling. There are wooden chairs along the way, and you can sit here for a whole day with a cup of coffee.

4️⃣ Hotel Wilder Mann next to the town hall is the hotel where Princess Sissi stayed for the last night before her wedding (if it were put there now, it would be a real hotel traveler/art blogger), and it is still open to the public.

There is also a glass museum from the fifth floor to the first floor, which collects various styles of Bohemian glass crafts from 1700 to 1950 (stay for more than 1 hour, 8 euros per person).

5️⃣ St. Stephen&#39;s Cathedral has the world&#39;s largest organ, with magnificent sound and spectacular frescoes.

6️⃣ There is a 13th-century West Castle on the Hacker Mountain, where you can take a shuttle (5 euros one-way, every 15 minutes, the last shuttle goes down the mountain to the town hall at 17:00). It is recommended to climb up (the slope is big but not steep).

I also met a guy who rode from France to Passau. He said it took him 1 month to ride here. As expected, everyone has their own wonderful life✨

Luckily, the museum was free on the day we arrived. After visiting the exhibition, we could climb the castle&#39;s watchtower to overlook the old city, which was also another high-angle position for photographing the confluence of three rivers.

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Just half an hour after posting⭕️, my German friend learned that I came to his hometown and called me to chat happily. He even recommended me to drink here 🍺. I thought of the song &quot;The world is so small, so small, so wonderful&quot;

On the day in Passau, the cruise ship also held a German-Austrian theme night. Not only was there enough 🍺, but we also tasted Bavarian-style pork elbows, sea bream fillets, cold cuts platter...

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