Most popular tourist attractions in Germany (most views)

The life and legacy of the German reformer Martin Luther are told in the Luther museums. Different aspects of Luther's life and work are presented at the...

The Schleißheim airfield is the oldest airfield in Germany. He and his historical buildings were built between 1912 and 1919 for the Royal Bavarian Air...

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

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...

The 80 meters high cliffs near Würgassen already exist for thousands of years. With their size of natural constitution, they are a real claim of fame. Since spring 2011, there is...

At the confluence of the Rhine and Moselle rivers lies the famous " Deutsches Eck" which translates to "German Corner", in Koblenz, one of the most iconic landmarks in...

Surrounded by gentle hills and picturesque landscapes lies one of the most beautiful country palaces in Saxony: Rammenau Baroque Palace. With its...

The brewery, built in the historic brick style, is entered in the Guinness Book of Records as the "most extensive beer museum in the world" and brings...

The Ekhof Theatre is located in Friedenstein Castle in Gotha and is a worldwide speciality. It is the oldest baroque theatre with functioning stage machinery from the 17th century,...

At "Entdeckerwelt Bad Urach", everyone can become a little explorer, detective or nature hero. Right in the heart of the town, the interactive children's adventure center invites you to...

There are many museums in Stuttgart - but none is as curious, charming and unique as the Pig Museum. The largest pig collection in the world awaits...

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...

Whoever thinks a museum is a quiet place filled with dusty display cases has clearly never been to experimenta in Heilbronn. At Germany’s largest science...

In the heart of Bad Buchau in Upper Swabia, the Federsee Museum brings the world of Ice Age hunters, pile dwellers and Celts impressively to life. In a...

A collection of over 2000 works of art, two temporary exhibitions and a permanent exhibition on 1700 m² as well as a fantastic panoramic view of the Rhine Valley, which can be enjoyed...

The Bauhaus Museum Weimar offers you a fascinating journey into the world of the most influential design school of the 20th century. Here, the origins and...

With a total length of over 2000 m, the Heimkehle cave is one of the largest known caves in the southern Harz. You can visit about 600 m of it, which is...

High above the Rhine, the cable car in Koblenz combines history, technology, and an unforgettable panorama into an experience that captivates visitors. The...

Just a few minutes from Garmisch-Partenkirchen, a breathtaking waterfall experience awaits: the Kuhflucht Waterfalls near Farchant. Carved deep into the rocky cliffs of the Ester...

Perched high above the town of Bad Urach, the ruins of Hohenurach Castle dominate the landscape as a visible symbol of the city and a fascinating relic of medieval architecture. Today,...

The former Museum Biedermann in Donaueschingen, now called Museum Art.Plus, presents a comprehensive collection of contemporary art by international...

Just a few kilometers from Bad Urach, the Urach Waterfall ranks among the most impressive natural landmarks of the Swabian Jura. Here, water plunges 37 meters over a travertine cliff...

Otto Lilienthal is one of the greatest German technology pioneers. His native town Anklam honoured the inventor of the human flight with a museum....

The city residence is located in the heart of Landshut's pedestrian zone. On a guided tour, the halls of the Italian building, the Birkenfeld Rooms and the Residence...