2025 Speyer Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in May)

#favouriteairline When the experience of Lufthansa 747 Lufthansa B747-400 business class was less than half of the experience, the first aircraft model stuck to was Lufthansa's B747-400. When there were only two companies in the world with a total of 9 aircraft, it finally got back to the goose head. The feeling of "VIP upstairs" is indeed different. The space utilization rate of the old model is low, and there are various places where vou can park the dinina car and stand for activities. This kind of extreme optimization and full anti-fishbone experience of new aircraft is quite different. It is more like the so-called special aircraft. In actual experience, I don't know if it's because of the pneumatics of the big forehead, but the wind noise is not small. Naturally, the seat is not private. The advantage is that the space is good, and the entertainment system is not pulled, but as a result, the Chinese bag is gone halfway through the movie (Lufthansa Disease) The arrogance in the bones of Germans is not suitable for service. Is it environmentally friendly now? There are no slippers, and the toiletry bag is put in the reusable folding shopping bag to go home to buy vegetables. The food in Germany is even better if it can go smoothly. The asparagus steak of the brother next to me, I suspect that I don't need to wipe it even if I grab it by hand #Lufthansa #Lufthansa Business Class #Germany #Aviation #Travel

Speyer, a charming town by the Rhine, may not be famous for grand historical buildings, but its unique charm and rich experiences made my trip unforgettable. This time, I focused on Speyer's natural scenery, local culture, and relaxed atmosphere, all of which exceeded my expectations. The first impression of Speyer was the grandeur of the Rhine. The wide river sparkled and flowed endlessly, showcasing the majesty of nature. The riverbanks were lined with lush trees, creating a picturesque and refreshing scene. I strolled along the riverbank, feeling the gentle breeze on my face and admiring the magnificent view of the Rhine, feeling incredibly relaxed. Occasionally, boats would pass by, adding a touch of life to the tranquil scene. My journey in Speyer began with a leisurely bike ride. I rented a bicycle and rode along the bike path by the Rhine. The flat road, shaded by trees, made for a comfortable ride. Along the way, I enjoyed the scenery of the Rhine and passed through many beautiful villages, experiencing the tranquility and harmony of the German countryside. I also discovered a picturesque little park with lush green grass and blooming flowers. Many people were picnicking and playing on the grass, and the children's laughter echoed in the park, full of vitality and energy. I sat on a bench in the park, quietly appreciating the beauty of the park and feeling the tranquility and harmony of the town, filled with emotion. In the afternoon, I went to the city center of Speyer, which was full of life and energy. Various shops, restaurants, and cafes lined the streets, and people strolled leisurely, chatting in small groups, creating a peaceful atmosphere throughout the city. I found a local restaurant and tasted Speyer's specialty dishes, which were delicious and memorable. The restaurant staff were very friendly and made me feel the warm hospitality of the people of Speyer. While wandering in the city center, I also discovered an interesting souvenir shop with a wide variety of items, and it took me a while to decide on some small gifts to take home. In the evening, I went to an outdoor cafe by the Rhine and ordered a cup of coffee, quietly enjoying the beautiful sunset. The sunset painted the sky in golden red, breathtakingly beautiful. The river reflected the golden sunset, creating a mesmerizing scene. I sat in the cafe, quietly admiring the sunset and feeling the tranquility and harmony of the town, filled with emotion. Besides the scenery by the Rhine and the lively city center, Speyer has other places worth exploring. For example, I joined a local guided tour to visit some natural attractions around Speyer, such as vineyards and forests. With the guide's explanations, I gained a deeper understanding of Speyer's natural environment. During the tour, I also tasted locally produced wine, which was sweet and memorable. During my days in Speyer, I felt a sense of relaxation and joy from being close to nature. There was no city noise or troubles, only a peaceful and harmonious atmosphere and picturesque natural scenery. The warm hospitality of the people of Speyer added many warm memories to this trip. It was an unforgettable journey that I will always cherish in my memory, and I look forward to returning to this charming city. Speyer, a place that relaxes the body and mind, full of joy, is worth experiencing for anyone seeking nature and tranquility. Its unique charm quietly conquered my heart, making me feel the relaxation and joy by the Rhine and the beauty of harmonious coexistence between people and nature. This tranquility and joy will become my most beautiful memory.

This is a branch of the Sinsheim Automotive and Technical Museum, and the main exhibits here are vehicles and airplanes. The highlight is undoubtedly the Boeing 747, which catches your eye from the outside. Climb the stairs to the plane and be amazed by the interior (as this is a jumbo jet from the two-story era, you can see the second floor of first class!) and the cargo hold, which can only be seen here. In Hall 2, you can sit in an economy class seat that has been removed from the plane, and you can feel nostalgic from the buttons on the armrests and the atmosphere. You can also see a real BF109G-4 aircraft, which is rare in the world. You can't miss being able to see it. Of course it's a restored model, but seeing the real thing is satisfying. This museum is recommended for airplane and space fans, but the overall volume is inferior to Sinsheim, so it's best to go just as an additional attraction. The IMAX Dome is impressive, but it hurts your neck and makes it hard to see, and the 3D in Sinsheim is easier to see. The regular price of 22 euros is really expensive, but if you have either admission ticket, you can get a discount, so don't forget to keep it or take it with you #solotravel #airplanemuseum #airplanelover #Speyer #Sinsheim

Speyer is a quiet town located upstream of the Rhine, with a population of just over 50,000. Although the town is small, it has a very long history. Five thousand years ago, when the whole of Europe was still mainly nomadic, this was the first settlement mainly engaged in agriculture. In 346 AD, Speyer became a bishopric for the first time, and two centuries later, it had its first local Christian church and monastery. In the mid-sixteenth century, Speyer became a turning point in German history. Since Luther defended himself at the Diet of Worms in 1521 against Emperor Charles V and the Pope, a wave of religious reform swept across the European continent. The Imperial Diet was held in the Speyer Cathedral in 1526, and again in 1529, which laid the foundation for the Protestant Church. Speyer has many well-preserved ancient buildings. In 2021, the entire town was listed as a World Cultural Heritage site in the 'World Heritage List'. The Speyer Cathedral (also known as the 'Speyer Imperial Cathedral' - Kaiserdom zu Speyer) is located on the banks of the Rhine. It was built in the eleventh century and is the cathedral of the Catholic Diocese of Speyer. This red sandstone building is the soul of the city of Speyer and the ancestor of all German Romanesque churches. It is the burial place of eight German kings and four queens. After the destruction of the Cluny Monastery in France, the Speyer Cathedral became the largest Romanesque church in the world. It was listed as a World Cultural Heritage site by UNESCO in 1981. As the journey draws to a close, the travellers have become familiar with each other and interactions are frequent. Some active and humorous travellers jokingly refer to touring Europe as 'Kung Pao Chicken', which stands for: palaces, castles, churches, and town halls. Quite fitting! In Speyer, the towering church displays a unique religious culture. The integration of modern lifestyle and technology adds charm to this small town with a history of over 2000 years. Preparations for Christmas decorations are now in full swing.

Speyer Cathedral is a World Heritage Site. For more information, see Wikipedia. It was a nice church that was free to enter. There is an additional fee for the special area at the back. It's definitely worth seeing! #Germany #Speyer #Church #Speyer Cathedral

The Speyer Museum of Science and Technology is an unexpected surprise for the trip to Heidelberg. After leaving Heidelberg, we returned to the cruise ship that was docked in the small town of Speyer near Heidelberg, and the surprise was here - 500 meters next to the boat is the famous German Speyer Museum of Technology! The most prominent of the Speyer Museum of Science is the retired Boeing 747, donated by Lufthansa, which is said to be the only modified aircraft to be handed over to the folk exhibition hall. The museum converted the plane into a giant slide with a large gap, and the children played here. For mechanical fans and military fans, the baby of the Speyer Museum of Science is quite a lot - the treasure of the town hall here is the "Snowstorm" space shuttle of the former Soviet Union, except for the US and Russia. The only place to see the full view of the space shuttle (including interior)! Visitors can climb to see the interior of the space shuttle, and be able to experience the huge spacecraft of this human wisdom! In addition, there is also a genuine German 205 submarine that can be drilled to visit, and even the camera can be attached to the torpedo tube to take details! The 46-meter-long, 400-ton submarine is the U9 of the Federal Republic of Germany. In the two world wars of the year, the German U-boat wolves were famous all over the world.