菩提樹下大街

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德國菩提樹大街，這個菩提樹大街是在歐洲著名的一條大道，這條街位於老城區的中心的一個位置。因為兩邊全是菩提樹，因此而命名，感覺走在這條大道上非常的浪漫

菩提樹下大街，是勃蘭登堡門向亞歷山大廣場延伸的一條長長的街道，可以媲美巴黎的香舍麗舍大街，但又比香舍麗舍大街安靜，這裏兩旁不是名店，是一些頗有特點的小商店和小餐館，還有很多歷史悠久的建築物，這街道的名字本身就很有詩意，走在菩提樹下大街，感受寧靜的柏林，是遊覽柏林的絕佳方式。

菩提樹下大街，是柏林傳奇性的大街，承載了柏林數百年來的美麗與哀愁，讓人看盡人性的醜陋、可憎與良善，就歷史文化上的意義，絕對遠勝於巴黎的香榭麗舍大道，難怪街道名字改得那麽有趣。

這是一個很不錯的地方了吧強烈推薦一下給大家帶來很不錯的地方

From the Brandenburg Gate eastward to the Palace Bridge is the Bodhisattva Bodhisattva Avenue, the center of Berlin's old city. This avenue, about 60 metres wide, is transformed into the most beautiful and elegant Avenue in the city whenever summer comes. The street was originally built for the Royal Hunting Team's access to Tilgaten Park. Later, Bodhi and walnut trees were planted along both sides of the street, and many important buildings were built. After World War II, Bodhisattva Bodhisattva Avenue was destroyed by war and once turned into a ruin of rubble. Until the fall of the Berlin Wall, roads and buildings on both sides were restored and rebuilt, making it a must-see place in Berlin today. Embassies, Adelon Hotel, Deutsche Bank, National Opera House, Humboldt University, Old Royal Library, German History Museum, New Gangting Pavilion and Museum Island, etc. The new and old buildings on both sides of the road, with different styles, have a sense of unity and harmony. Cars and carriages run parallel to Bodhi Tree Avenue. In winter, the Bodhisattva Bodhisattva Bodhisattva Bodhisattva Bodhisattva Bodhisattva Bodhisattva Bodhisattva Bodhisattva Bodhisattva Bodhisattva Bodhisattva Bodhisatt The Bodhi Bodhisattva Bodhisattva Bodhisattva Bodhisattva Bodhisattva Tree in the night has a very Christmas flavor. E&T aliens were found along the way. It turned out to be Madame Tussauds Wax Museum in Berlin. There are two shops along the south of the road along the Bodhisattva Avenue. One is a tourist souvenir shop in Berlin. The shops with a large area have a wide range of goods. The other is the "traffic signal villain" store. In Berlin's tourist souvenir shop, besides the debris of the Berlin Wall, the most distinctive souvenir is this red-green traffic signal villain. If you look carefully, it is not difficult to find that each pedestrian crossing on the traffic lights, is a flashing traffic lights little sign. It was designed to educate pedestrians to obey traffic rules as early as in East Germany. After the reunification of Germany and Germany, the logo was retained because of its vivid and lovely features, and it has been used to this day, even become a lovely tourist souvenir.