Explore Schwerin's "Neuschwanstein of the North," the romantic Schwerin Palace
Uncover the city's early medieval origins and historical milestones
Learn about Schwerin Cathedral's significance in medieval pilgrimage
Discover the impact of the Protestant revolution and Thirty Years' War
Explore Schwerin's role in the Napoleonic and Unification of Germany eras
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观光行程
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导览游
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市区观光、古迹游览
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Surrounded by 7 lakes, Schwerin is the smallest state capital in Germany. This city has historical roots that date back to the 10th century. Schwerin has existed since at least 1018 and was recognized as a city in 1160. It is known for its romantic Schwerin Palace, known as the “Neuschwanstein of the North”, atop an island in Lake Schwerin. During the Middle Ages, the centre point of the town was Schwerin Cathedral, famous across Europe for having reputedly held a drop of Christ's blood. The city also has a largely intact old town, suffering only minor damage during World War II. In this tour, you will discover the highlights of Schwerin, walk its beautiful streets and learn more about its history by visiting the impressive Schwerin Castle.
