The cherry blossom season has begun in Bonn, one of Germany’s former capitals and among the country’s oldest settlements. Local and foreign tourists, as well as residents of Bonn, are enjoying the cherry blossom season that lasts for a few weeks.

In Bonn, Germany, cherry blossoms have bloomed, turning the trees pink. The city is flooded with both local and foreign tourists.

Every year in the “Old Town” area of the city, the cherry blossom season offers visitors a visual spectacle with the blooming trees.

The interest from both local and foreign tourists in the area is quite high. Visitors express their satisfaction with the scenery they see.

TENS OF THOUSANDS OF TOURISTS FLOCKING IN Tourists explain, “I come here from Bornheim. Although I don’t live very far away, this is my first visit. Seeing the blooming flowers is just marvelous.” The cherry blossoms, first planted in 1986, have turned the area into a magnet for tourists. Every year, tens of thousands of tourists flock to Bonn to see the cherry blossoms.

BLOOMING TIME VARIES The blooming time of cherry blossoms can vary depending on the weather conditions. In Bonn, cherry blossoms generally bloom between late March and early April, allowing visitors to enjoy the cherry blossoms for approximately two weeks.