Germany's most popular attractions recommended!
Germany, as a world power, has long been the destination of choice for many foreign travel enthusiasts, although the Internet is very developed, but from the network to learn about Germany is far less profound than the personal experience, as the first problem of German tourism, where to go? Below, we introduce you to the most popular attractions in Germany.
Berlin
As the capital of Germany, Berlin has been known since the Second World War, so the first stop must be Berlin. Next is Berlin's museums, and if you're lucky enough, you can catch the lively sporting events.
Neuschwanstein Castle
Every girl has a fairy tale world in her heart, so a must is Neuschwanstein Castle in Germany, located in the southwest of Bavaria, the world famous Sleeping Beauty Castle, which was inspired by Neuschwanstein Castle.
Rhine River
The Rhine is famous not only in Germany, but also throughout Europe, and its true source is the Alps, while the Rhine is the busiest waterway in Germany, with the most scenic stretch of the Rhine from Cologne to Mainz, nearly 200 kilometers long.
Cologne Cathedral
Cologne Cathedral, built in 1248, has a long history and has long been Cologne's brightest tourist landmark, known as the greatest Gothic cathedral, and has survived more than six hundred years of weather.
Munich
In addition to Munich's attractions, Munich's Oktoberfest is one of the most well-known extravaganzas in the whole of Europe and can be held every year, where visitors can enjoy the most complete range of German beers.
Hessen
The name comes from the thick canopy of trees in the Black Forest, which must be a must-see for outdoor recreation and is the best hiking destination.
Rugen cliffs
Best visited in the summer, the entire chalk cliff of the Rugen cliffs towers directly above the Baltic Sea at a spectacular height of about 118 meters.
Saxon Swiss National Park
If you like nature, camping or hiking, the Saxon Swiss National Park is the perfect choice, with its breathtaking rock formations and numerous deep valleys of varying sizes.
Aachen Cathedral
Unlike Cologne Cathedral, Aachen Cathedral is located at the border of the Belgian and Dutch countries, and it is not designed in a single style, blending the Gallican style, as well as the Gothic style.
Heidelberg Old Town
Very peculiarly, the Old Town of Heidelberg is located in the valley of the Neckar River, which is warm in winter and cool in summer. It is also one of the most popular attractions in Germany, with picturesque scenery, where you can see the charming wind of baroque charm.
