Most popular tourist attractions in Germany (most views)

The Oberammergaumuseum was commissioned in 1905 by the Oberammergau carving publisher Guido Lang from the Munich architect Franz Zell, who designed and...

For over a century, Planten un Blomen has been considered a green oasis in the heart of Hamburg. The 45-hectare park, developed from the city’s former fortifications, combines...

Berlin's East Side Gallery is an open air gallery located at the riverbanks of Spree, extending over almost one mile. Not only is it the longest remaining original section of the...

The Historical Museum Saar offers a varied programme for anyone interested in history and culture. The museum's exhibition informs visitors...

The historic Ulm City Hall is located close to the cathedral and can be recognized from afar by its striking exterior paintings from the early Renaissance period. Besides these, the...

HafenCity is a small quarter of Hamburg, featuring a number of modern and spectacular buildings. Go for a stroll, and explore the area around the harbour. Elbphilharmonie has...

On a rock above the Müglitz Valley stands Castle Weesenstein. Inside the castle, you can explore an acclaimed exhibition about its history, which dates...

St. Stephan's Cathedral in Passau is a Baroque episcopal church , built between 1668 and 1692. It is located at the highest elevation between rivers Danube and Inn, which coalesce only...

The Trier Cathedral is the oldest bishop's church in Germany and is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site. Located in the heart of the Trier Old Town, it combines Roman building...

The Plönlein is the landmark of the small town of Rothenburg ob der Tauber and one of its most popular photo motifs . But what exactly is the Plönlein? Many people think that the...

With a gauge of 900 millimetres, the Mecklenburg Seaside Railway Molli is one of the oldest narrow-gauge railways in the world . Steam locomotives built in...

In the historical, listed exhibition halls on the Theresienhöhe is the traffic centre with a collection of the state traffic exhibits of the Deutsches...

The Pilatus House in Oberammergau houses one of the largest collections of reverse glass paintings in Europe , with around 1500 works. The painting of reverse glass paintings reached...

It looks like it belongs in a fantasy film – perfectly mirrored in the still waters of Lake Rakotz and framed by wild greenery: the Devil's Bridge in Kromlau Park is one of the most...

Ulm Museum is divided into three sections: archaeology, Old Arts, and Modern Arts. You can explore them individually or in the course of a guided tour....

Tucked away behind the striking Rubihorn peak above Oberstdorf, the lower and upper Gaisalp lakes are nestled like sparkling gems in the rugged high-alpine...

Every year, the "Further Drachenstich", the oldest folk play in Germany, attracts thousands of enthusiasts to the Bavarian-Czech border town in August....

The 'Fischerviertel' (fishermen district) is located in the historic part of Ulm. Small alleys, lovely timbered houses, cute bridges and squares, cosy cafes and restaurants...

Jasmund National Park is located on the island of Rügen , at the north-east of Mecklenburg-Hither Pomerania. Of the 3,100 ha surface, 2,400 ha are covered in land, 700 ha in water....

Bad Mergentheim Wildlife Park is home to over 70 species of animals, including the largest pack of wolves in Europe. You will hardly see any mesh wire,...

With an area of almost 63 hectares, the Thuringian Zoo Park is the third largest zoo in Germany. Over around 48 hectares, the zoo in Erfurt, which opened...

In the Gardens of the World in the north-east of Berlin, you can experience impressive and diverse international garden art from different eras and...

Germany's 1st Bratwurst Museum is the only museum in the world devoted exclusively to the bratwurst sausage . Since August 2023, it has occupied a...

The 1250-metre-long treetop path in Bad Wildbad in the Black Forest winds up to 20 metres above the forest floor through fir, beech and spruce trees. Here...