European Museum Schengen Review

[Fun] I ate all the way and picked blackberries! The best thing in the world is that the goodbye said in every ordinary morning will be in the late evening, waiting for a sentence "I'm back!" Outside the window, the Hua light is on, and the food on the table is fragrant. The family sits idle and the lights are amiable. This is the most beautiful scene in the world.

A memorial hall of Luxembourg's famous Schengen Convention, this museum is quite large, here to see a lot of interesting things, the museum building is also very big to buy you, there are very rich items to display. [Fun] Very demanding thing [View] Free visit

Schengen is a very beautiful and quiet town, the museum is by the river, very easy to find. It is not too big, free to visit, of course, the bathroom is free to use. There are English and two other text introductions in the museum. Our English level can only be seen by the horse. There is a small cafe at the door, you can simply eat when you are hungry.

The Schengen Memorial, which can be used as an EU passport, and a 0 euro note.

Schengen is a small village. The name of the Schengen visa is to commemorate the place where it was signed. The treaty on the Schengen visa was originally signed by Belgium, the Netherlands, Luxembourg, Germany and France on the Moselle River. The museum is opposite the river. Crossing the bridge facing the river, the village in Germany on the left hand side and the village in France on the right hand side. The museum is on the first floor, but there are some interactive games that are fun.