Tourist Attractions in Europe

In Bad Rappenau, in the heart of Baden-Württemberg, is the BikiniARTmuseum , the world's 1st international museum for bathing culture. On over 2000 square...

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...

Visitors to the Harzköhlerei Stemberghaus are introduced to the elaborate traditional craft of charcoal burning. The complex includes the following five areas: In the production...

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 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...

If you want to take a little trip back in time to down-to-earth times, you have a good chance of getting closer to this dream in Jennersdorf. Here you can use the Forjan family's farmer...

The Friseurmuseum (Hairdressing Museum) in Neu-Ulm, known as "Herr Zopf’s Friseurmuseum," is the largest of its kind in the world and a true paradise for...

Nestled within the green oasis of Paderborn, the magnificent Neuhaus Castle rises as a masterpiece of Weser Renaissance architecture, captivating visitors with its historical grandeur...

The walkable roller coaster sculpture Tiger & Turtle – Magic Mountain is not only one of the most fascinating landmarks in the Ruhr area but also a major crowd-puller. With its...

The Tetraeder in Bottrop is more than just a landmark – it’s a true experience. This spectacular steel structure rises majestically atop the Beckstraße spoil heap , one of the largest...

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,...