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Bonn (German: Bonn) is a city on the Rhine River in the south of North Rhine-westfalen, Germany. It was once the capital of the Federal Republic of Germany, about 3 kilometers south of Cologne and 6 kilometers north of koblenz, with a population of about 3,. It is one of the top ten cities in North Rhine-Westphalia and still an important political center in Germany.

Bonn, with a history of 2, years, is one of the oldest cities in Germany. It was the capital of the Principality of Cologne until the end of the 18th century. The composer Beethoven was born in this city on December 16th, 177.

Bonn was the capital of the Federal Republic of Germany (West Germany) from p>1949 to 199, and it was still the seat of the government until 1999. At present, there are six federal departments (including the German Ministry of Defence) in Bonn, and other government departments still have offices here, which makes Bonn the second largest political center in Germany. Since 1996, the United Nations Environment and Development Organization has also been stationed here. In November 26, "UN-Campus" was officially completed in the former government area, becoming the office of 13 United Nations agencies in Bonn. In addition, the former government area currently has the headquarters of some large German multinational companies, such as Deutsche Telekom and Deutsche Post, as well as Deutsche Welle Radio and Bonn International Conference Center.

Bonn is an ancient cultural city with a history of more than 2, years, surrounded by water with a population of 291, (1986). At the beginning of the 1st century A.D., the Roman Legion once set up a barracks here, which was an ancient Roman fortress. Therefore, "Bonn" means "barracks" From the 13th century to the 18th century, it was the capital of Cologne's elector (that is, the elector with the right to elect emperors) for 5 years. Once occupied by France, it was merged into Prussia in 1815. Land and water traffic arteries, railway stations, and underground railways.

when you enter Bonn, the first impression you get is that the city is very fresh and quiet, and there is no noise and crowded cars that are common in big cities. Strolling through the city, you can see lush trees and colorful flowers and plants everywhere. Bonn has a population of more than 3,, and there are more than 1,2 large and small parks and street parks in the city, covering an area of more than 4.9 million square meters. The urban area is surrounded by a large forest, covering an area of more than 4 million square meters. Looking down from the plane, the whole city is surrounded by a green ocean. These gardens and forests account for more than one third of the city's total area, and each citizen occupies 17 square meters of park green space and 14 square meters of forest.

Bonn is one of the best greening cities in Europe. It is known as a "green city" because of its endless grass in winter and colorful flowers in spring.

Rhine Waterfront Park

The largest Rhine Waterfront Park in Bonn is located beside the Rhine River and Adenauer Bridge, covering an area of 1.6 million square meters, almost equivalent to the bustling downtown area of the old town of Bonn. The center of the park is a man-made lake, the green lake reflects the blue sky, and the lake shore is surrounded by a large lawn. The green lawn is orderly dotted with colorful tulip beds and towering cornice pavilions, and the asphalt pavement trails crisscross. There is a small garden, wooden houses, stone spires, carved wooden doors and simple bamboo fences in the park, all of which are exquisite and unique. In addition, clear spring water flows down from the rocks, and the sound of water gurgles, showing an oriental garden atmosphere.

The urban area of Bonn extends in the Rhine Valley. The rolling hills on the east and west sides of the Rhine River are covered by large areas of forests, and the places connected with residential areas are also covered with trees and lawns. The air in the whole urban area is particularly fresh. In order to provide more quiet environment for citizens, winding paths are laid in the forest area, where people can take a leisurely walk and rest. There is a tree-lined path on the west bank of the Rhine, which is the longest pedestrian zone in Bonn. The pedestrian zone is surrounded by mountains and water, with beautiful scenery. Every holiday, tourists flow endlessly. In addition to taking a rest on foot, people can board a yacht from the nearby ferry at any time and enjoy the beautiful scenery on both sides of the Rhine River.

In the residential area of Bonn, trees and flowers are planted in front of and behind every house, and the balconies and windows are filled with pots of flowers. The most striking thing is the residential buildings with roof gardens. These buildings are beautiful in appearance and exquisite in technology, and together with the precious flowers and trees that never fade in four seasons, they form a series of hanging gardens.

a brief introduction to the city hall

This city hall in Bonn has received many prominent people from all over the world. Like Charles de Gaulle, Kennedy, Annan and Queen Elizabeth all left their signatures in the gilded celebrity book. Behind the old city hall, you can see a pale yellow palace building that is 7 meters long. This is the main building of Bonn University, which was built in 1697. It was the fifth university of Prussia-Rhine-Friedrich-William University. Bonn University now has 3, students, accounting for about one tenth of the city's population. It has added a lot of youthful atmosphere to Bonn.

At the western end of the building, there is a straight Linyin Avenue, which goes all the way to the Emperor-elect's Summer Palace-Popersdorf Palace, one kilometer away. Walking on Lin Yin Road, it seems that you can still hear the sound of the monarch's carriage running forward with the sound of two bells. The botanical garden behind Popersdorf Palace is planted with exotic flowers and grasses from all over the world.

After Germany moved its capital, Bonn has developed into an important international conference venue. The former German Parliament Hall, not far from the city center, has become an international conference center. Some United Nations agencies are also located nearby. The most fascinating place in this area at night is the headquarters of Deutsche Post. This is a 41-story building with reinforced glass structure designed by German architect Helmut Jahn. In the silent night, the building is changing in different colors such as red, yellow and blue. This is the masterpiece of French lighting master Yannkers Al é-Young. [1]

Compared with the headquarters of Deutsche Post, it is the Deutsche Welle Radio. There is also a museum group in this area:

The Federal Art Exhibition Hall shows the trend of cultural development in Germany, Europe and the world; The Bonn Art Museum displays the masterpieces of modern art in the 2th century. There is also the German History Museum, which has a collection of 7, originals.

You can't come to Bonn without going to Rhine Park. The park is built next to the Rhine River and covers an area of 16 hectares. The grass is covered with grass, the birds are singing and the lakes are criss-crossing. It is the best place for leisure. It is worth mentioning that before 1979, it was only a large river beach. The' 79 federal garden exhibition changed the face here. Open-air concerts and fireworks are often held here in summer. There is also a flea market here on the third Saturday of every month.