Germany, known for the Oktoberfest and for the history of the second world war, also offers some of the most beautiful landscapes in Europe, fairytale castles, historical sites and important places full of life. Situated in the heart of Europe, Germany has the strongest economy on the continent. Here are 10 of the most beautiful places to visit in Germany:
1. Berlin
A federal and state capital of Germany, Berlin is associated with the second world war, but also with the Division of Germany (East and West) by the Berlin wall during the cold war. Since the fall of the wall in 1989, Berlin is a vast city, with major tourist attractions, museums, sports, culture and nightlife.
2.Leipzig
The largest town in the german federal State of Saxony, Leipzig is known for vibrant art and culture of famous composers as well as specially designed Bach, Felix Mendelssohn and Richard Wagner. Today tourists can enjoy the performances of the music of Bach at the Church of St. Thomas in which Bach was once conducted, and today his tomb is located there.
3. Munchen
Munchen, the capital of Bavaria, is the third largest city and the most powerful in economic terms from Germany, city inhabitants with the greatest buying power nationwide. Munich is located in the premises of companies such as Siemens, Allianz, BMW, MAN, Osram or Linde and the unemployment rate is among the lowest in Germany. If you decide to visit Munich, so you need some money for a traveler budget, considering people of this city can afford much more.
4. Neuschwanstein
The most photographed building in Germany, Neuschwanstein Castle is also one of the most popular destinations in Europe. Located in the breathtaking beauty of the Bavarian Alps, near the city of Fussen, this fairy tale castle was the inspiration for the Walt Disney Castle of Sleeping Beauty.
5. Heidelberg
With historical treasures such as the Old Bridge, Heidelberg Castle and the Church of The Holy God it is no wonder that Heidelberg is a popular tourist attraction. Main street in downtown, Haupstrasse, is full of pubs, restaurants, museums, art galleries, shops and markets in which they sell beer mugs, watches and german sausages.
6. Rugen Island
Rugen in Germany, offers a paradise-like setting on the Baltic Sea with spectacular landscapes, beech and white chalk cliffs. The seaside resorts of Binz, Sellin and Göhren attracts many visitors with its beaches of fine sand and incredible architecture, charming seaside resorts featuring landscapes unlike anything you would expect to find in Northern Germany. Rugen is actually an island, is situated on the mainland coast of Germany and the Pomeranian. There are several large spa hotels here have very good service, makes this island a pleasant and relaxing holiday. It's no wonder that Rugen has become one of the largest tourist magnets in Germany.
7. Romantic Rhine
Stretching between the cities of Bingen and Bonn, the Middle Rhine in Germany flowing through a geological formation called the Rhine Gorge. The region offers spectacular scenery including 40 medieval castles, terraced vineyards and picturesque villages. Cruise is the best way to explore the Romantic Rhine.
8. Lubeck
Being one of the largest baltic seaports of Germany, Lubeck is located in the northernmost state of the country, in Schleswig-Holstein. Founded in the year 1143, Lubeck was for several centuries the capital seat of the Hanseatic League. Although it was the first city in Germany bombed in the second world war, yet they still preserved Lubeck much of its medieval architecture, being a popular tourist destination among tourists.
9. Koln
Located on the Rhine in the german federal State of North Rhine-Westphalia, Koln e is one of the most popular places to visit in Germany. The city offers a wide range of attractions, an active night life, being famous and for cultural and artistic life. It includes impressive sights, such as the unofficial symbol of the city, Koln Cathedral, a wonderful gothic church.
10.Dresda
Before being severely affected by bombing in World War II, Dresden was considered a gem because of its stunning collection of art and architecture. After many years, the city has regained much of the glory. Being the capital of the federal State Saxony, Dresden offers a lot of historical sights such as the Frauenkirche Cathedral.
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