Most popular tourist attractions in Germany (most views)

The "Arche Nebra" takes you on an exciting journey back in time 3,600 years ago. The visitor center is located on the Mittelberg Plateau, where the Nebra...

The Sea Life Oberhausen is the largest Sea Life in Germany with 4,000 square meters. The aquarium is home to over 5,000 marine creatures living in more...

Sea Life Berlin offers fascinating insights into the world of the seas and takes you on a journey from the River Spree through the depths of the Atlantic to tropical waters . The...

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

Fantaisie Castle west of Bayreuth was built between 1761 and 1763 and today houses, among other things, the first German garden art museum. Exhibits,...

The tobogganing slope on the Voithenberg offers fun for the whole family. You can sledge here on the 150-metre-long practice slope of the family ski area . To warm up in between or...

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

The Museum "Brot und Kunst" (bread and art) is located in Ulm and focuses on the consideration of bread and food in our culture and society. The...

Saalfeld an der Saale, one of the oldest towns in Thuringia, is home to the world of the fairy caves. Visitors learn interesting facts about former...

The Dresden "Hofkirche", also known as the Catholic Court Church of the Holy Trinity, is one of the most impressive architectural landmarks in Dresden. With nearly 4,800 square meters,...

The Frankfurt Airport is not only one of Europe's largest transport hubs but also a place full of exciting discoveries. At the Fraport Visitor Center,...

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...

The historical town hall is one of the most important sights of the city of Cologne. The town hall arbour is particularly well known. This porch was built by Wilhelm Vernukken in the...

With a length of 120 m, the Erfurt Krämerbrücke is the longest bridge in Europe to be built and inhabited throughout with houses. Numerous small galleries and shops with...

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

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...

The DeJa Vu Museum is located in Berlin, between Hackesche Höfe and Alexanderplatz. Here you will be transported into a fascinating world of optical...

On an area of 1,700 square metres you can experience the fascinating world of beer up close: in the Bitburger Experience you can see, hear, feel, smell...

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 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...

The Erdmann's cave Hasel is one of the oldest and most fascinating dripstone caves in Germany. The cave has a total length of 2,185 metres, the show...

The archaeological park and Roman museum offer a glimpse into the history of the Roman city of Xanten . Today's Xanten was one of the most important cities...

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...

Since 1 June 2021, visitors can explore the Usedom treetop path on the Baltic Sea island of the same name. The 1,350-metre-long adventure trail is...