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Germany is the personification of rigor, punctuality and high quality of life. And what a mystical atmosphere is here … bewitching! Few dare to radically change their lives and move to a better place, but almost everyone is willing to travel (would have the means).
So there are many reasons to visit Germany – if you still doubt “is it worth it”, definitely yes, and here’s why:
- in Germany, magnificent castles located in picturesque valleys and mountains;
- local cuisine is hearty and fantastically delicious – you will never forget the taste of sausages and sausages made in Germany;
- the nature of Germany is a fairy tale, as if you find yourself on the canvases of brilliant master artists;
- Cologne Cathedral is the main attraction of Germany. For the sake of it, many people visit the German city.
Of course, these are not all the advantages of Germany – they cannot be counted, and everyone finds something of their own here: serve sausages with beer to someone, and someone enjoys the views by having a picnic in nature. It is definitely worth a trip, and the best cities in Germany are listed.
10 Hamburg
Even if Germany does not excite you, Hamburg definitely will! This is not only a city of rivers, although, of course, for the most part it attracts with port charm. There are a lot of interesting places here, many of which fit into the scenario of the excursion program. The German city has preserved the treasures of past centuries.
Unforgettable views await tourists who come here: Gothic churches, town halls, monuments of prominent personalities, etc. The city also has well-preserved temples, but the most popular place to visit is the Town Hall, it is located on the square. An amazing feature of Hamburg is the bridges, there are a lot of them.
Interesting fact: Hamburg ranks first in Europe in terms of the number of bridges. There are more of them in this city than in Vienna and Amsterdam.
9. Lubeck
What especially surprises travelers is that it is worth visiting a store Lubeck, sellers remember you and greet you next time. The people here are friendly, but everything is “on their own mind”, which struck me – there are practically no girls with outstanding data, but you don’t go to Lübeck to admire the beauties, do you?
Traditionally, for many, acquaintance with the city begins with leisurely walks. What to see? City gate Holstentor, you can take the elevator to the bell tower of St. Peter’s Church to see the panorama of Lübeck from the observation deck from a height. Lübeck captivates with fabulous views: it is some kind of endless house for dolls, and it also captivates with warmth and cordiality – not all the streets of Germany feel such a spirit.
8. Baden Baden
A trip to Germany is always an event, because it is famous for its Gothic cathedrals, various legends and rich history. Deciding to visit Baden Badenyou will make the right choice! This trip will be remembered for a lifetime. The city itself is located in the Black Forest Nature Reserve, where the famous cake of the same name comes from.
What is good about this city? Most of all, it attracts with thermal springs (they are located right in the center), close proximity to the Swiss and French borders, so there is an opportunity to see these countries in one trip. If you want impressive views, be sure to organize a funicular ride to Mount Merkur. A round-trip ticket costs about 4 € (235 rubles).
7. Marburg
Marburg is a versatile city whose charm is difficult to describe in words, but worth a try. It is home to about 78 people, the town is located on the river Lahn. Marburg was founded by Sophia of Brabant in the 000th century as the seat of the Landgrave of Hesse. This is a cozy and small town – the first thing you see when you come here is a fabulous view from which you can paint landscapes! Mandatory for photographing City Hall with moving figures.
It is located on a hill and you can get to it by elevator. Here you will see half-timbered houses – in fact, this is why the city is popular, I want to see every house. All streets are paved with paving stones, there are many cafes, chocolate shops and shops (but tourists warn: everything is very expensive in them). I want to look into every narrow street – do not deny yourself this joy, who knows what awaits around the corner?
6. Quedlinburg
Do you want to plunge into the Middle Ages? Visit a place where witches were burned? Then you in Quedlinburg – a city with beautiful houses and a unique atmosphere. The city square is decorated with the Town Hall with a statue of Roland. Around are cute houses and cafes where you can stop for a bite to eat and relax.
An atmosphere of calm reigns here, but until you find out the information – it turns out that in the 1310th century witches were burned here, it’s scary to imagine: screams, suffering … It seems that with the advent of darkness in these beautiful streets you can meet ghosts. But we better not dwell on the bad. This city has a mystical atmosphere, it almost did not suffer from the war: many old, medieval houses have been preserved. The most unique of them is now the Fachwerk Museum, built in XNUMX.
Interesting fact: Quedlinburg is a tourist city. About 20 people live in it. It is small and, of course, with its own zest.
5. bremen
Arriving in bremen, you are unlikely to want to leave soon, because you find yourself in a real fairy tale! What is the first association that arises when saying the name of this city? “The Bremen Town Musicians”, and the characters of the work are indeed much dedicated in Bremen. There is even an attraction – a talking hatch, you throw a coin, and the voices of animals from a fairy tale sound from the hatch.
This town is much smaller than Hamburg, but it fascinates with its atmosphere: it is old, the houses in it are low, there are no skyscrapers and skyscrapers. There are few cars, therefore, the environment is good. First of all, tourists go to see the Bremen Town Hall – in all the lists of “Top 10 things to see in Bremen”, it is in first place. By the way, the town hall was built in the Middle Ages and is included in the UNESCO list.
4. Hanover
Inspired by travel Hanover tourists are immediately taken to write reviews about their experiences. Why is this city considered one of the most beautiful in Germany? Yes, because it is atmospheric and very colorful – that’s how simple it is! This is a fairly large city with many attractions, there are many places for both active and passive pastime.
Only 130 km from it is Hamburg, and 120 km from Bremen. Hannover impresses tourists with its architecture, people who played a big role in the structure of the city. Hannover is the birthplace of Munchausen. Nearby is the town of Bodenwerder, where there is a baron’s house in which he lived. Here you can see a lot: the opera house, the town hall, the Neustadt church, the church of St. George and Jacob and others.
3. Munich
Munich – a large city, it is unlikely that it will make such a big impression on you as those listed above, but it is worth visiting it for the sake of interest. There is something interesting in it. The first thing that surprises upon arrival is that repairs are being carried out everywhere, often architectural monuments are covered with cloth.
Unlike other German cities, Munich is a modern, unspoken IT capital. Here are universities, research centers and more. The main thing here for tourists is Oktoberfest, a folk festival in the city. This holiday is called a folklore festival – it lasts 16 days, and at this time millions of travelers from all over the world flock here!
Interesting fact: there is good news for lovers of sights – there are a lot of churches in Munich. The highest cathedral is the Mother of God. In 1945, there were ruins, but after the war, the churches began to be restored.
2. Dresden
This is one of the most beautiful cities and must be seen! The administrative center of Saxony, located on the Elbe River, is one of the largest centers of industry, culture and transport in Germany. It is not surprising that such a large number of tourists come here every year.
Dresden known for architecture, baroque monuments, art collections and others. In the XIII century, the city was a fishing village, but it so happened that after a few centuries it became the residence of Saxon kings and dukes. What is definitely worth seeing in Dresden is the Zwinger Palace. It contains the largest exhibition of paintings. You can take a leisurely walk on the embankment – white steamboats look incredibly attractive!
1. Dusseldorf
Traveling is always beneficial, especially if you choose the right places for it. If you are fascinated by the atmosphere of Germany – do not forget to visit Dusseldorf – a city with amazing architecture, a beautiful embankment, an abundance of beautiful views. The city is located in the lands of North Rhine-Westphalia, is its capital.
Cloudy weather prevails in this city, but this can add to its atmosphere. Dusseldorf is replete with parks, green spaces, recreation areas where it is pleasant to relax and unwind from the bustle of the city. In the city, you can walk along the main externally attractive square, look at the sights (the main one is a watch with a tailor), taste delicacies and much more.