Concetti Chiave
- While visiting Poland, highlights included the Sanctuary of the Divine Mercy and the Wieliczka salt mine's underground cathedral.
- A visit to Auschwitz is described as a somber experience, emphasizing the importance of remembering Holocaust victims.
- In Belgium, Brussels captivated with its ancient castles and unique city symbol, Manneken Pis, whose outfit changes monthly.
- Brugge offered a charming winter experience with a snow-covered skating rink and picturesque canals.
- In Germany, visits to Beethoven's house, Cologne's Cathedral, and Berlin's iconic landmarks provided cultural and historical insights.
What is it like visiting religious monuments?
We like visiting monuments related to religion, like sanctuaries or cathedrals. In fact, when we went to Cracovia in Poland we visited the Sanctuary of the Divine Mercy and the largest square in Europe, called Market square. We visited the salt mine of Wieliczka 327 meters deep where we saw the underground salt cathedral with its many statues. We also went to Auschwitz which made me very sad. I think that everybody at least once in their life should go to Auschwitz to commemorate the victims of the Holocaust , so not to forget all the cruelty that the 6 million Jews went through .
Discovering Belgium's charm
We went to Belgium. We visited Bruxelles which is a very fascinating city full of ancient castles, they are amazing! We saw the European Parliament and the European Council. What I found funny about the place is he symbol of the city, which is a child peeing called MannekenPis.
His clothes are changed every month, so you will never se him We visited Brugge too, where I went skating in a very big square, where during the winter period they make a skating rink. It started snowing and the bridges over the canals became covered with snow, so it became very romantic.As I love playing the piano, we decided to visit Beethoven’s house in Germany)which has now become a museum. It was a nice experience because I found myself sharing this wonderful experience with people having my same devotion for one of the most genius composers of all times. Being in Germany we decided to go to Colonia and Berlin. In Colonia we visited the Cathedral of St. Peter and Mary, the third Highest in the world and the second in Germany, while in Berlin I saw the Berlin Wall and Alexander Place and the Brandenburg Gate .
Domande da interrogazione
- What are some notable religious sites mentioned in the text that one can visit in Poland?
- What unique feature does the city of Brussels have according to the text?
- What historical site in Germany is mentioned, and why is it significant to the author?
The text highlights the Sanctuary of the Divine Mercy and the underground salt cathedral in the Wieliczka salt mine as notable religious sites in Poland.
Brussels is noted for its symbol, Manneken Pis, a statue of a child peeing, whose clothes are changed every month.
Beethoven’s house, now a museum, is mentioned as a significant site in Germany because the author shares a devotion to Beethoven, one of the most genius composers of all time.
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