Miss those nights in Passau
So peachful and colorful
Forever my mind .

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Passau just locates at the end of the 250km long Glass Road in Bavaria, Germany. So it’s not hard to find some small glass making shops to watch how the folk artists worked on those colorful glass.

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Found in 11th century, Wilder Mann Hotel (wild man) was the most historic hotel in Passau. It has hosted Sissi (Empress Elizabeth of Austria), and the famous U.S. Astronaut Neil Armstrong.
It also share the same building with the world’s largest collections of Bohemian glass, Passau Glass Museum.

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The second morning in Passau, I noticed that many local people and tourists went to St. Stephen’s Cathedral from different place.
Yeah, The world’s largest cathedral organ would perform at 12:00am.

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Passau was a very small city that you can learn by walk. So we walked to the University Of Passau at a sunny evening.
It’s so great to have a chance back to the schoolyard. Miss those light-hearted days so much!

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“Are you interesting in visiting a farmer school of Passau?” Madam Brandenburg asked.
“Sure! Why not?”

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Passau was the first town in Germany I visited.
Our first dinner there was in real Bavarian style, Of course.

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