The tunnel of cherry trees is located in Bonn, Germany. The Cherry blossom tunnel called Heerstraße, locally known as Heerstraße, is definitely worth visiting. Nature is beautiful, but there is nothing more magical than being under the trees as a living tunnel. Whether it is formed naturally or with a little help from talented gardeners, a corridor of flowering trees in Germany will enchant everyone lucky to walk under its green branches. Spring becomes alive when the cherry blossom avenue is in full bloom overhead. The two such roads are planted with cherry trees in the city of Bonn, but most people travel along Heerstraße. The average period of the cherry blossom, Bonn, in this street runs from 7 to 10 days, depending on weather conditions.
Cherry blossom tunnel, Germany
Bonn is one of the oldest cities in Germany, founded by the Romans in the first century BC, and is located in North Rhine-Westphalia on the Rhine River. The street in the photo, known as Heerstrasse Bonn, was built for the rapid mobilisation of the military through the city. Today, the street in Bonn is a popular tourist destination because of its famous cherry blossom tree tunnel, with an annual Kirschblütenfest, or Cherry Blossom Festival, taking place there in the middle of April and signalling the onset of Spring in Bonn.
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Cherry Blossom trees at Heerstraße street in Bonn.
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Cherry Blossom Avenue, Bonn, Germany
Cherry blossom petals, Bonn, Germany.
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Sidewalk under the cherry trees, Bonn, Germany.
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This area in Bonn, Germany, was voted one of the must-see locations in the world before you die...or something. And some of us are just so lucky to live right there. :)
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No flowers, no people, Bonn, Germany.
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Source — Huffington Post
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