Sights and Landmarks in Germany

Located in the  HafenCity quarter of Hamburg, the Elbphilharmonie is surrounded by the river Elbe, and is constructed on top of a former warehouse building, the Kaispeicher A,...

The Jungfernstieg is a popular boulevard and Hamburg's hub, whose wide walkway invites you to take a leisurely stroll. It runs from Gänsemarkt through gorges and is framed by buildings...

St. Blasien Cathedral was inaugurated in 1783 and stands in St. Blasien near Waldshut in the southern Black Forest. The former abbey church has a height of 62m and its dome is still...

Harz National Park is one of the largest forest national parks, and the first one to cross federal state borders in Germany. Of its 25,000 hectares, which makes for around 10 percent...

Suurhausen is a little town in East Frisia, counting approximately 1,200 inhabitants. It is home to the world's most leaning tower. Although it is only half as high as its Italian...

St. Servatius, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is a collegiate church built in Romanesque style on Schlossberg hill in Quedlinburg. Depicting the biblical...

The Hall of Liberation is a historic building above the city of Kelheim by the river Danube. It was built by King Ludwig I. as a memorial to the victorious...

Cologne Cathedral is Cologne's most important sight and the heart of the city. For many years now, the cathedral reaches top scores in the ranking of the top 100 attractions in...

 Brandenburg Gate is located at Pariser Platz, in the centre of the Berlin.The classical structure is one of the most important and most beautiful structures in Germany. Counting...

If you get to travel through Saarland, a beautiful and small German federal state, you shouldn't miss visiting a particular sight: Völklinger Hütte. It...

Ohlsdorf Cemetery is located in the quarter of Ohlsdorf in Hamburg. It is Europe's largest cemetery followed by the Vienna Central Cemetery with most people buried here being...

The colourful Limburg Cathedral is perched on a rock above the small town on the Lahn and can be seen from afar. From the picturesque old town of Limburg, you can walk up winding alleys...

Berlin TV tower is a 368m high transmission tower in the heart of Berlin and counts as Germany's tallest building. You can find the tower in Berlin's...

With a surface of 320 square kilometres, Müritz National Park is the biggest forest national park in Germany . More than 70 percent of the area is covered in forest, 13 percent in...

Easily discernible from afar, Regensburg St. Peter Cathedral marks the centre of the city's old town. The Gothic architecture of the sacral building is perceptible from an...

Berliner Dom , an large cathedral, is located in the centre of Berlin, and stands out by its empressive dome. The baptistery and wedding chapel, the...

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...

Air paintings on the facades tell interesting stories about the historical Garmisch and revive the past. You will pass Werdenfelser farmhouses with splendidly decorated balconies. At...

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...

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...

Bavarian Forest National Park is the first and oldest national park in Germany . On 243 sqare kilometres, the area by the Czech border follows the philosophy of 'letting nature be...

Located on Frauenplatz square in the city centre, the Cathedral of Our Lady, known as Frauenkirche, is one of Munich's most famous landmarks. Frauenkirche is a three-aisled lathe...

With a length of 54 metres and a two-storey hall building with an arcade corridor on the upper floor, the imperial house is considered the largest...