The world's largest pig museum is in Stuttgart!

What do you think of when you say "pig"? Is it Peppa Pig, pig Bajie or roast Suckling pig or roast pig feet? There is a phrase in German called "Schwein haben", which means to have a little pig, which means to be lucky. Because pigs are very sacred animals to the Germans. Germans also love to say "Schwein gehabt!" I just wish you good luck!

In order to express their love for pigs, Stuttgarters have built a museum dedicated to "pigs", Schweinemuseum.
This is the largest pig museum in the world, housed in a three-storey German house.

As soon as you arrive here, you will be attracted by the pink pig trolley at the door, and take a photo with it! On the first floor is the restaurant, where you can taste delicious dishes made from pork. The second and third floors are a sea of pigs! A total of 50,000 exhibits, from the history of the development of pigs to the image of pigs in culture and art, can be said to be a comprehensive analysis of pigs. A sculpture of a pig is lifelike, and a whole hill of plush toys made of pigs is even more adorable!

What are you waiting for, just add the Pig Museum to your list
Address: Schlachthofstraße 2a, 70188 Stuttgart

Cologne Cathedral

Cologne Cathedral, located in the center of Cologne, Germany, is the largest church in Germany, known for its lightness and elegance. The Gothic architectural style is modeled on the Main Church of Reims and Amiens in France. It is the first church in Germany built in full accordance with the style of the French Gothic peak period, and its construction is also a symbol of the rise of Catholicism and medieval culture in Europe. Founded in 1248 and completed by William I in 1880, the construction took more than 600 years, the church covers an area of 8,000 square meters, the construction area of about 6,000 square meters, 144.55 meters long from east to west, 86.25 meters wide from north to south, the area is equivalent to a football field. Entering Cologne Cathedral, as if into another world, the most striking is the stained glass depicting the biblical figures on the four walls - gold, blue, red, green, they represent eternity, faith, love and hope. Spanning six centuries, the Cologne Cathedral has stood still, protecting Cologne, and spreading the infinite and lofty Gospel of faith to the world, teaching people about the power of faith, hope, and love. It bears witness to history, but also speaks of people's hope, and faith.

Love brain knows no borders

The love brain knows no borders, and the heart lock is not unique. The famous Hohenzollern Bridge behind Cologne Cathedral in Germany is lined with love locks from lovers all over the world.

It is said that in 2008, the first concentric lock was put on the bridge, and couples followed suit. People believe that by hanging a lock on a bridge and throwing the key into a river, love can last forever. Today, the locks on the bridge weigh two tons. The manager had wanted to remove it, and experts came out to interide, using data to prove that the weight of the 2-ton lock would not have any impact on the 24,000-ton bridge. I didn't think Germans had a soft side.


Jellycat in Cologne

The first one was Bartels Kinderwelt, which had a lot of choices, and it was also the treasure store where I got my camera, and it was huge and jellycat was scattered all over the place, so it was worth the rush!

📍 Address: Hoppetosse Bartels Kinderwelt, 33 Bonner Wall, Koeln 50677

The second one is Petite Pali, it's not that big, but it's also out of print! Little Rocket and Little Cherry and the Riverside series, you can also flip

📍 Address: Karolingerring 5, (am Chlodwigplatz), 50678 Koln

Both stores are not far from the center, but it is not good to park, and it is a pity that hhhhh sisters continue together!
(P.S Cologne's largest Blumen Garten went to Cologne for the first time, so he didn't go again, and there is a high probability that he can't find out-of-print because there are too many people hhhh