The architecture is far more modern and minimalist. Unlike Sonnstein, Kerststadt is very modern and has lots of businesses and schools. Calming coastĪnother real-world parallel I found was with the aforementioned new town of Kerststadt. This seaside stretch of Kerststadt is easily the prettiest spot in the game now. It was like going through a virtual rendition of Cuenca. So, driving through Sonnstein was almost surreal for me. On top of that, Cuenca is also a relatively quiet place, and you don’t have to drive far to get to the countryside, which is just like Sonnstein. Despite Cuenca being Spanish, the look of its buildings is very similar to Sonnstein, most likely due to both of them having roots in European inspiration. Like Sonnstein, Cuenca consists primarily of historical architecture. That’s a real-world mountain city that I lived in from 2016 to 2018, and it’s still my favorite spot on the planet. I think what really sold me on Sonnstein was how it reminds me very much of Cuenca, Ecuador. I couldn’t stop myself from snapping photos. Bus Simulator 18 can be a little stressful much of the time, but driving through here was far more relaxing than I expected. The architecture is clearly quite a few decades old, perhaps even more so. The reward, though, is cruising through the streets of the sleepy little town. Trying to successfully swivel the longer buses around these bends can prove especially harrowing. The serpentine turns also provide their own challenge. You can hear the engine of the bus straining as it tries to make its way up the slope. Sonnstein is every kind of tranquil and beautiful, providing a very different driving experience from the other towns.
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