Top 10 Places to Visit in Germany

Discover the 10 most popular destinations in Germany! With its medieval towns, charming holiday villages in the mountains, and enormous cities, it is possible to find something for everyone and every taste in Germany.

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1. Medieval Town of Quedlinburg

Quedlinburg is considered to be one of the most beautiful towns in Europe, located just north of the Harz Mountains, in the Harz district, west of Saxony-Anhalt, Germany. This charming medieval town is a UNESCO World Heritage site, one of the most beautiful symbols of the Renaissance period. In Quedlinburg, you will find colorful half-timbered houses and cobblestone streets, as well as Has, Germany’s oldest house dating back to the 1300s.

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2. Neuschwanstein Castle

Neuschwanstein Castle is a 6-story, 19th-century Neo-romantic architectural style built on a steep hill near the town of Hohenschwangau near Füssen in the Bavarian province of Germany. Medieval-style castle of the King of Bavaria II. Made at Ludwig’s request. At that time, the cost of 6 million marks was an enormous figure. When finished in 1886 II. Ludwig was not alive. However, his fairytale castle is one of the most popular tourist destinations today. Neuschwanstein Castle, inspired by our favorite fairy tales, is a colorful and colorful Bavarian beauty where a great story becomes a reality.

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3. Cologne Dom Cathedral

Cologne Dom Cathedral is a historic cathedral located in Cologne, Germany. It is a place of worship for the Catholic sect of Christianity. The cathedral, which began in 1248 and lasted for centuries in the city of Rhine, is one of the main works of Gothic architecture. Completed in 1880, it was considered the largest structure in the world. The cathedral, which is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is visited by six million people every year.

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4. Zwinger Palace

Zwinger is a palace built in the Baroque style in the German city of Dresden, designed by palace architect Matthäus Daniel Pöppelmann. The remarkable sculptures adorning the gallery walls are by various artists and help make this one of the main attractions in Saxony’s regional capital.

The Crown Gate, the most photographed part of the Zwinger, is decorated with gods from Greek mythology. Next to the Rampart Pavilion is the Nymphaeum, one of Germany’s most beautiful baroque fountains. Today there are several museums in Zwinger Palace. The Dresden porcelain collection is one of the largest ceramic collections in the world.

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5. Mittenwald embracing the air of the Alps

If you want to experience the Alps climate with its fresh air, the Bavarian Alps are waiting for you with their magnificent views. Mittenwald, which has been famous for producing violin, viola, and cello since the 17th century, hosts concerts and conferences during the summer months and hosts the ski resort and winter sports fans in winter. If you want to take an unusual trip to Germany, you can deviate from the well-known routes and choose the less-discovered pearls of Germany, such as Mittenwald.

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6. Rothenburg ob der Tauber

Rothenburg ob der Tauber is a city in the Ansbach district. It is a well-preserved medieval old town in the Franconia region of Bavaria, Germany, but is well known to tourists from all over the world. Those who come to visit the town with towers, fountains, gates, wine houses feel as if they are on a journey of time.

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7. Heidelberg Carrying the Trail of Artists

If you are looking for a romantic place full of natural beauty, Heidelberg is for you. The city, home to Germany’s largest university, has inspired famous artists such as Goethe, Mark Twain, and William Turner throughout history. Overlooking the cobbled streets of the charming city built in Baroque style, the castle is one of Heidelberg’s most popular spots with its beauty and views.

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8. The Luxury Resort of Baden-Baden

Baden-Baden is a luxurious spa town offering great privileges to its visitors. Baden-Baden is a great place to pamper and relax with its valley location and healing waters, and there are two thermal pools and many spa hotels. The city, where the second-largest opera house and concert hall in Europe is located, also houses the Das Kurhaus Casino, which is known as one of the most beautiful casinos in the world.

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9. The homeland of Mercedes and Porsche Stuttgart

At the heart of Germany’s automotive industry, Mercedes-Benz and Porsche are headquartered in this city. If you are a car enthusiast, you may want to visit the museum of both factories. You can visit the vineyards in the Karlshöhe region and taste wine and watch the city from the top. The architecture of the city is proof of Stuttgart’s long history. One side is from the ultra-modern Fernsehturm (television tower) and the other is the 10th century Altes Schloss (Old Castle).

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10. Capital Berlin with Great Places to Visit

From the great restaurants, nightlife, museums, and art galleries to the magnificent gateways of the Brandenburg Gate, Charlottenburg Palace, and Berlin Cathedral, you can find everything you’re looking for in Berlin, the German capital. There are so many places to visit from historical walking tours to markets, jazz clubs, and galleries that you may need to visit Berlin more than once. The West Side Gallery, one of the world’s largest open-air galleries, is located on a part of the famous Berlin Wall and exhibits works of art stretching 1 km along the wall.