Discover the Top 10 Tourist Attractions in Germany
In Berlin or Bavaria, you all feel the "Willkommen" spirit of the Germans You want to sip Bratwurst garlic flavored sausage, take a sip of cool lager beer and admire life at the model beer garden? If so, must travel immediately to Germany! This remote European country seems to have everything, a modern capital but still retains its historic mark such as the Berlin Wall, the medieval streets of medieval breath and even the castle of poetry. The dream is located along Romantic Road.
1. Enjoy Graffiti Art On The Berlin Wall
Don't tell me you've traveled to the German capital, before seeing the Berlin Wall with your own eyes. This iconic work that divided Berlin into two halves seems to be reborn by politically inspired graffiti art. East Side Gallery, the longest remaining wall, is considered the largest "open" art gallery in the world. Visitors will see other parts of the Berlin Wall at the famous Charlie Checkpoint.
2. Cheers At The Munich Beer Counter
The trip to Germany is not complete, if you have not had some chilled beer at some random beer bar in Munich. In this city alone, there are more than 4,000 beer brands. Locals consume the most beer in the world. In Munich, it's easy to see guys in traditional Lederhosen costumes, especially on Oktoberfest. If you're lucky, you can watch them dance. Ready to say "Prost!" (Cheers!) Yet ?!
3. Visit the "Art" Extreme Scenery On The Romantic Road
No doubt! Romantic Road (Romantic Road) is the most typical journey of Germany. 350km long, this road through the state of Bavaria overlaps the mountains of the south of the country. The journey will take you through small villages or hills hidden deep in rich vegetation. You will certainly enjoy the striking orange roof of Harburg castle, located in the Rothenburg ob der Tauber house in medieval architecture.
4. Visit Neuschwanstein Fairy Castle And Linderhof
Located at the foot of the German Alps, Neuschwanstein Castle is the original symbol of the fortress you often see in Disney cartoons. For lovers of classical culture, the Linderhof palace with Roman architecture inspired by the Palace of Versailles in France is undoubtedly the ideal destination.
5. See the City At The Peak Of Cologne Cathedral
The gothic gothic cathedral has an impressive height, which makes it difficult to capture a panoramic view of the building by phone. Considered to be the largest architecture in the world between 1880 and 1890, the Cologne Cathedral is a physical challenge for those who want to reach the top of the tower. If you cross 533 steps and reach the highest point of the UNESCO world cultural heritage, you will see the splendid beauty of the Rhine and the whole city.
6. Wandering In Hamburg Harbor
Not only the largest in Germany, Hamburg is also one of the world's most beautiful and "massive" ports. Walking around the pier, visiting the Russian spy ship U-434 and looking at the Elbphilharmonie building with its ripples-like roofs will be an exciting experience for anyone.
7. Struggling In Lake Walchensee
Want to "run away" from vibrant Munich? The nearby lake is a great destination for you. Lake Walchensee water is clear, greening a corner of the sky as if inviting visitors to bathe; Or simply walk around the lake on a water bike.
8. Celebrate The Festival Season At Nuremberg Christmas Market
Coming to Nuremberg Christmas Market in December, visitors will not be overwhelmed by the festive atmosphere. There are more than 180 stalls set in the middle of the central square just to "increase the heat" for the year-end festival season. Coming to Nuremberg Market, you cannot miss a glass of red cinnamon wine and gingerbread biscuits (of course, traditional Bratwurst sausages too!). Do not forget to buy some small, pretty souvenirs at the craft market!
9. Conquering the Dome of the Reichstag
Located in Berlin, Germany, Reichstag is one of the most famous parliament buildings with visitors to Europe. The reason lies in the unique design, with the glass dome, sparkling in the sun. Follow the spiral path, visitors will reach this famous dome to see 360 degrees of the city. An ideal place to "live virtual", right?
10. Experience Thrilling At Europa Park
It takes more than a day to visit all of the vast Europa Park. Roller coaster games or looking at the tiny version of European countries are all famous activities here. You can also relax absolutely with a cruise on the river, take care of yourself at the spa or enjoy a special cuisine at the Michelin-starred restaurant in the city.
Quotes: Klook