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A: Introduction to Stein Wet Murals: Stein Wet Murals are a feature of the small town of Stein on the Rhine in Switzerland (Stein am Rhein), which attracts many tourists with its exquisite artistic value and long historical background. The following is a detailed introduction to the Stein Wet Murals: 1. The historical background of the Stein town is located at the intersection of Lake Boden and the Rhine in northeast Switzerland, with a history of more than 1,000 years of construction. The wet murals are an important cultural heritage of the town and can be traced back to the Middle Ages. At the time, wet murals became a stage for artists and craftsmen to showcase their talents, decorating the town&#39;s houses by drawing beautiful murals that not only beautify the environment, but also reflect the history, culture and artistic style of the time. 2. Wet murals are a special form of murals, and the process is complex and fine. Artists first apply plaster on the wall, and then paint on the wall with natural pigments when the plaster is not dry. Because pigments can penetrate into the damp wall and blend with the wall, wet murals have the advantages of not easy to fall off, not easy to fade, brightly colored and lasting. The murals are rich in content, including religious stories, historical figures, decorative patterns and fairy tale illustrations, each of which is full of art and story. Third, there are many representative works in the wet murals representing the small town of Stein. For example, the old house was built in the 16th century in the sun&#39;s wet murals, which show the ancient Greek philosophers Diogenes and Alexander the Great; the wet murals of the White Eagle Hotel were painted in the year 1520-1530, colorful and colorful; There are also crown wet murals and red bull wet murals, which not only show the artist&#39;s exquisite skills, but also reflect the social and cultural connotation of the time. 4. Experience the small town of Stein when you can stroll along the main street around the town hall square and enjoy the various wet murals on both sides of the road. These murals decorate the town as picturesque as if you are in a living medieval gallery. In addition, visitors can also go to Hornlingen Castle (Burg Hohenklingen) overlooking the entire town and the Rhine River, and take a magnificent picture of the wet murals and the landscape that perfectly blends. Five, sum up the Stein wet murals is a highlight of the small town of Stein on the Rhine in Switzerland, they attracted countless tourists to see with their exquisite artistic value, long historical background and rich cultural connotation. These murals are not only an important cultural heritage of the town, but also a treasure trove of Swiss and even European art. B: Stein Wet Mural Tourism Guide 1. Introduction of attractions 🌲🌲🌲 Stein (Stein am Rhein), known as the &quot;Jewel on the Rhine&quot;, is a small town full of medieval atmosphere in northeastern Switzerland. The most famous here is its colorful wet murals, which are not only a witness to history, but also a treasure of art. Second, wet murals are characteristic of wet murals, which are painted with special craftsmanship, with extremely high durability and artistic value. The painter paints when the plaster is half wet and dry, and the pigment can seep into the damp wall, and blend with the wall, so it is not easy to fall off and fade. Most of Stein&#39;s wet murals are painted on medieval old buildings, each carrying a deep historical and human story. 3. Itinerary planning 📖📖📖❶📆 First day: Arrival and initial exploration of wet murals ☁️ Morning: Arrive in Stein and check in. It is recommended to choose a hotel or homestay near the old town for easy tour. 🌞 Noon: Enjoy lunch at the restaurant in the town and try local cuisine. 🌞 Afternoon: Start exploring Stein&#39;s wet murals. First, stroll along the stone road in the old town and enjoy the wet murals on both sides. Sun wet murals, Crown wet murals, Red Bull wet murals are classics that cannot be missed. ✨ Evening: Enjoy dinner at the open-air restaurant near the City Hall Square while enjoying the wet murals around it. ❷📆 Second day: In-depth tour and leisure ☁️ Morning: Go to Henkelingen Castle (Burg Hohenklingen), an ancient castle on the top of the mountain overlooking the entire town of Stein and the Rhine Valley. Although it takes about 40 minutes to walk to climb the mountain, the scenery along the way is definitely worth seeing. 🌞 noon: Enjoy lunch and rest at the restaurant near the castle. 🌞 afternoon: Return to the town and continue to visit the old town in depth. You can visit historical buildings such as St. Georg&#39;s Church and feel the religious and cultural atmosphere of the town. ✨ Evening: Relax in the cafe or bar in the town and enjoy a leisurely time. 3. Food recommendation 🍔🍔🍔❶ Local specialties: Stein&#39;s cuisine combines Swiss and German culinary traditions such as cheese hot pot, sausage, barbecue, etc. In the small town&#39;s restaurants and cafes, you can taste authentic local cuisine. ❷‼️ Recommended restaurants: Restaurant Gutenberg, Le Bateau, Rhy Lounge, etc. are all good choices. 4. Recommended accommodation near the old town: choose a hotel or homestay located near the old town, which can easily visit wet murals and other attractions. At the same time, the old town is also the most lively and bustling area in the town, with shopping and entertainment facilities. 5. Note ‼️‼️❶☁️ Climate: Stein is a temperate marine climate and is suitable for tourism in all seasons. However, please note to bring rain gear and sun protection supplies to deal with possible weather changes. ❷💰 Tickets: Most of the Stein Wet Mural attractions are free, but some historical buildings may need to pay for the ticket. ❸🚅 Transportation: It is about 500 meters walk from the train station to the old town, and you can also take a bus. Transportation in the town is mainly walking, suitable for leisurely tours. Six, sum up ✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻💢 Stein wet mural is one of the tourist attractions that can not be missed in Switzerland. Here, you can feel the strong medieval atmosphere and unique artistic charm. I hope this guide can help you travel, and I wish you a pleasant holiday in Stein!

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The small town of Stein am Rhein in Germany is one hour away from Zurich, Switzerland, and is close to the border between Germany and Austria. The German name of Stein am Rhein means the jewel on the Rhine River. If you stretch your neck, Stein am Rhein claims to be the most beautiful medieval town in Switzerland.

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