In the western German state of North Rhine-Westphalia, there is a town called Freudenberg, which translates to Freudenberg, which is known as the most monotonous town in the world, because the local theme buildings are only black and white 2 colors, so it has become an Instagram hit! I want to retire directly here!!

◼️ Name: Freudenberg◼️

📍 Hoehnerweg 2-4, 69469 Weinheim, Germany
🚖 Transportation: The town is very close to Cologne, about 1 hour by car

Freudenberg is the biggest feature of the old town of the building, the houses are all truss buildings, but do not underestimate these buildings, they were first built in the 11th century, can be said to be full of history, standing in the front of the hillside can clearly see these overlapping rows of ancient buildings, is simply a stunning view!

Freudenberg is probably best known for its "Alter Flecken" (Old Town). The area is a complete half-wood building area consisting of 83 carefully restored white half-wood houses with red tiled roofs. This unique complex was rebuilt after a fire in the 17th century and still retains its original medieval style today.

The natural environment around Freudenberg is also a big highlight. The town is located in a hilly area with many hiking and biking trails for tourists and local residents alike. Through these routes, you can enjoy wonderful views of the surrounding forests, fields and streams.

Freudenberg hosts a number of cultural events every year, such as music festivals and markets, which attract many visitors. Perhaps the most famous of these is Freudenberg's Christmas Market, which is held in "Alter Flecken" and has many stalls selling a variety of handicrafts and food, and the whole old town is in a festive mood.

Freudenberg is an ideal tourist destination, especially for those who want to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city and enjoy quiet country life. Here you can visit historic buildings, enjoy stunning natural views, take part in cultural events, or enjoy a leisurely time in one of the town's cafes and restaurants.

When the snow falls, the black roof is covered with snow. In addition to the white between heaven and earth, there are only some black geometric patterns on the walls of the house, as if you are in a fairy tale world. It is said that this is one of the top ten snow scenes in Germany in winter, and its popularity is no less than that of Japan's He-palm village!

I have tried to increase the brightness of the first few photos, and the later ones are all live with real cool air. If you want to punch in here, it's better to come when the weather is nice.