Photos from our trip to Germany.

During the year-end and New Year's holidays, I was sorting through the photos that had accumulated in a folder on my computer, and something nostalgic came up. About four years agoA photo of my husband and I on our honeymoon in Germany.It is. But we were married much earlier, and both of us were "in theThere is no country I really want to visit...I have been missing the timing to go there, saying "I'm so carefree," and

Why a honeymoon destination that had been undecided for two years was decided on in Germany in two seconds.

After more than two years of marriage, we finally decided to go to Germany.

I rented a Porsche at the airport...

As for "what was I doing in Germany?" well, you all know the answer to that question... "I went to Germany."To rent a Porsche, drive on the autobahn in a Porsche, and visit German car museums.The "W" in "W" is(The location of each museum is roughly like this.)

My husband had not yet bought a Porsche at the time, so he was very excited to be able to drive one in his home country of Germany and had made reservations in advance to rent a Boxster.

I, on the other hand, was not at all interested in Porsches or cars at that time, so I said, "You know what?"I want to eat a real frankfurter."I want to go to Neuschwanstein Castle.I boarded the plane with only one thing on my mind: "I'm not sure I'm going to make it.

Then, when I arrived at the Frankfurt airport and went to the rental car counter, the staff gave me a shock.

Boxster is out and not available, so 911 would be fine, what do you think?

I was about to blurt out, "Hey, come on, that's too appropriate, what's the reservation for (-_-)," but my husband, standing beside me, was

."Seriously! I never thought I'd get to run with a 911 as my sidekick in Germany, what a delightful miscalculation!"

He was very excited. Then, after completing various formalities, the 911 Carrera 4S appeared in front of us with full anticipation.

My husband was excited beyond words.(And it's 4s! (I think I heard you say that)

My husband immediately got into the driver's seat, started the engine, and was just so excited.What is there to be so excited about...' And she looked at her husband with cold eyes.(Sorry, W.)I was in a 911 at the time of the accident. And unfortunately, I don't remember nearly as much about the ride, engine sound, and driving of the 911 at that time. The only thing that I remember most from my trip to Germany is that the authentic Frankfurt was the best in the world.

(I almost had a frankfurter for lunch)

We left the airport in the 911 Carrera 4S and spent the night sightseeing in Frankfurt.

The next morning, we drove on the autobahn to Stuttgart.

Stuttgart is home to Porsche headquarters and the Porsche Museum, a mecca for Porsche fans. This is the famous exterior of the Porsche headquarters.

In front of the museum is a Porsche for test drives.

The inside of the museum was simple, white, and bright.

If I could go to the Porsche Museum again now, I would say, "Enjoy the full range of famous cars by taking a close look at and photographing them one by one.But at the time, I had no interest in Porsches.Quickly passing by the famous car, I rested on a bench and waited for my husband.I was in such a state all the time. Now that I think about it, the Carrera GT and

911GT1 and

Even though there were many other famous cars on display.

It was a real waste of time.(All I could think about was how many souvenir chocolates to buy for how many people, or what to have for dinner.)Later on, when I grew fond of my Porsche, I told my husband, "I'm not going toWhy didn't you tell me when I went to Germany to visit the Porsche Museum that I should take a better look at all the famous cars! Why didn't you tell me to take a better look at them!When I pressed him, he said, "I'm sorry.

No, no, no, I told you so many times, but you seemed completely uninterested.

I was told. Oh, you stupid cock (-_-)

Visit the Mercedes-Benz Museum

The next stop was a stone's throw from the Porsche Museum.Mercedes-Benz Museum".

The Porsche Museum had an atmosphere of "the car is the star, showcasing the masterpiece.The Mercedes-Benz Museum has an entertainment element, and there are variations in the way the cars are displayed, so even as a car amateur, I enjoyed it a lot!I have a feeling.

Then we went to Neuschwanstein Castle, a famous tourist attraction in Germany. I was expecting to see such a magnificent view of the castle as I often see on postcards or on TV...

*Image source.Neuschwanstein Castle, what a sad story of a romantic castle owner.

This is the view we saw that day.

I can't see anything... (*_*)

thinking backMy foggy womanhood.had begun at this time.（I mean, it goes back much further than that.)But we didn't realize that at the time, and we said, "It's a shame you had to come all this way.I left the castle with the degree of "I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry.

Visit the Audi Museum

After such sightseeing and driving along the Romantic Road, the next stop was the Audi Museum in Ingolstadt.

The Audi Museum was simpler, smaller in exhibition space and scale, and attracted fewer tourists than the Porsche and Mercedes-Benz museums.

Nevertheless, old and famous cars are neatly arranged and

From the second floor of the atrium, I could watch the cars being delivered on the first floor, which was a lot of fun.

Uncle driving his new Audi home, waving to everyone around him with a big smile on his face.The sight of the "Mere Old Man"...on the contrary, made those of us who were watching very happy.

My husband wanted to go to the Audi Museum, but we had to kill a lot of time until the factory tour time, as I recall, so I said, "I don't want to do that," and we didn't go. Looking back, I am really sorry.

Visit BMW Museum

The next stop was theBMW Museum in MunichThe city of Munich was very beautiful. The streets of Munich were very beautiful with many historical buildings. Personally, I liked it better than Frankfurt.

Also, it was refreshing to see that the cab was a Mercedes-Benz.

There were people surfing on the river.

It was a very interesting city (laughs). By the way, the sky in all the pictures is cloudy. I wonder if I can do something about my rainy/foggy girl attitude (-_-).

For some reason, I did not use a Porsche to get to the BMW Museum from the hotel where I was staying, but took the train and walked. And I think we walked quite a bit, through a large park.They are a couple of car people, but I can't remember why they did it.

The BMW Museum was much larger than the Porsche, Mercedes-Benz, and Audi museums I had visited, and looked like a pavilion at the World's Fair.

The space was not only for cars, but also for a variety of ingenious exhibits and a café space, where one could easily pass the time for half a day or so.

There was also a space where visitors could take pictures riding the motorcycle used in Mission Impossible, and I remember that it was quite enjoyable even if you are not a car enthusiast.

I want to go again.

Once again, as I look back at the photos like this, I think to myself, "What is this?Oh, I wish I could go again!I thought, "I'm not going to be able to do that. Now, if I had the opportunity to go to Germany and visit these museums, I would be able to say, "I will look at each unit more carefully and carefully, I will take perfect photos with an SLR camera, I will definitely go on factory tours, I will see everything with my own eyes, and then I will write a detailed report that is second to none!I'm not sure how I'm going to do this....

And her husband.I wish I had taken more pictures." "I wish I could go to Germany again."I often say, "I would like to go to Germany again if I have a chance, although it is necessary to mess around with my daughters.