Most popular tourist attractions in Germany (most views)

In Schopfheim stands the monument "Badische Revolution" by Peter Lenk. The sculptor dedicated his large sculpture of the same name to the Baden Revolution of 1848. The citizens of...

Asbach Monastery is located near Rotthalmünster in the district of Passau and its exhibition is part of the Bavarian National Museum. The collection...

The five-nave hall church of St. Marien is considered a masterpiece of Gothic architecture. After Erfurt Cathedral, it is the second largest church in...

The Bavarian School Museum Ichenhausen is dedicated to the history and development of the school system over several thousand years. The beginning...

The Staatstheater Stuttgart is regarded as Europe's largest three-division theatre. Opera, ballet and drama are both rich in tradition and keen to experiment and set new standards with...

This castle ruin near Vilshofen is an excellent destination for a walk or an excursion. Every year there are also castle festivals, a Walpurgis Night, a garden market and the castle...

In the open-air aviation museum in Finowfurt you will not only find technology to marvel at, but also to touch, experience and play with! Each of the...

Directly behind the entrance to Berchtesgaden you can find "Haus der Berge", the Centre of the National Park. A total of 17,000 square meters are dedicated...

The "Öchsle", as the only still traffic-capable narrow-gauge railway in Baden-Württemberg is affectionately called, brings back memories of bygone times....

At Sea Life Hannover, you embark on an exciting journey from the cool North Sea waters through the Amazon rainforest to the coral reefs of the tropical...

Five kilometres from the centre of Ulm lies the former Benedictine monastery of Wiblingen. The monastery, built between 1714 and 1781, replaced the 11th century complex. The...

At the "Verkehrsmuseum Dresden", near the Frauenkirche and the Residenzschloss, an exploration tour through the history of transportation awaits you. The...

The castle Trausnitz Castle is situated above the city and offers a beautiful view of Landshut. Visitors are guided through the castle's medieval...

The Franz Liszt Museum is located in Liszt's dying house, near Haus Wahnfried, the home of his son-in-law Richard Wagner. Liszt died in 1886 while...

In 2010, Furth im Wald was enriched by another fellow inhabitant, because that year a dragon finally found its way into the town near the Czech...

Without a doubt the church of St. Michaelis is Hamburg's landmark no. 1. The tower of the main church is 132 meters high and the skyline of Hamburg would be inconceivable without it....

The Sea Life Munich is located between the Olympic Tower and the Olympic Hall. Covering a total area of 2,200 square meters, the aquarium provides a home...

The Biosphere Hous e Pfälzerwald/Nordvogesen offers an exhibition on four floors with information about the inhabitants, the natural area and the special features of the biosphere...

The Japanese Garden is a place of deep peace. The Japanese Garden in Furth was also created as a retreat from the hectic world. Harmony, peace and restraint determine the atmosphere...

The Museum für historische Maybach-Fahrzeuge in Neumarkt in the Upper Palatinate is home to a unique exhibition of the most famous and luxurious cars of...

The Hamburg Town Hall is located in the centre of the city and consists of sandstone and granite. It seems almost like a castle, which unites different...

With almost 30 million tonnes of sand, Monte Kaolino is one of the highest sand mountains in Europe. It is not - as the name suggests - in Italy, but in...

Droyßig Castle is located in the Zeitz Forest, 60 kilometres from Leipzig. One of the highlights of the castle is the brown bear enclosure , which has been around since 1870. In...

Memleben monastery and imperial palace are located in the Unstrut valley in Saxony-Anhalt. As the monastery complex was the place of death of both King...