グータンベルグ広場

グーテンベルク印刷術の発明と普及がストラスブールに繁栄をもたらしたため、この広場が建設され、この歴史的な発明を記念してグーテンベルクにちなんで名付けられた。

グーテンベルク広場はストラスブールの中心島の上にあり、この地域はかつてヨーロッパの初期の印刷センターでしたが、今では広場の周りには古代の建物だけでなく、多くの高級店があります。

この広場は非常に歴史的な意味を持っています。全世界の知識革命を推進する重要な転換点はグーテンベルク印刷術の発明です。つまりこのところで始まったのです。広場は見学する価値があります。

Gutenberg Square is located in the central island of Strasbourg. It is named Gutenberg, which initiated letterpress printing in Ming Dynasty. In the middle of the square stands a bronze statue of Gutenberg. The old German houses around it are very beautiful. There are many cafes and restaurants. A very leisurely square is worth visiting.

Strasbourg, the capital of Alsace, France, has been occupied by France and Germany for many times in history. The urban architecture has obvious German characteristics. The "last lesson" that he learned while reading took place in this city. He chose the last French lesson that France ceded Alsace and Lorraine to the German historical background. He was deeply impressed by the sentence "He turned to the blackboard, picked up a piece of chalk, and with all his strength, wrote a few big words "Long live France". Gutenberg Square is less than 200 meters west of Strasbourg Cathedral, named after Gutenberg, who invented letterpress. The square is small, surrounded by colourful buildings and many street performers. After visiting the cathedral, you can stroll around it. It's also very comfortable.

Gutenberg Square is a garden square. The buildings around it are somewhat similar to the traditional buildings in Switzerland. The square is full of flowers, and the fountain sculpture decorates it beautifully and elegantly. It is a very worthwhile place to walk.