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The historical cities and its natural beauty. The
rich culture intertwined with the glorious past is what Germany stands
for. Harvest festivals, high art and culture, the huge tracts of forest,
delightful castles and fine wine and beer defines the brilliant and
vibrant life in Germany. Germany is a beautiful destination to visit but
the best time to visit the country is between the months of May and
September.The several tourist destinations in Germany with numerous
museums and castles attract thousands of people from all over the world.
In the months of November and March, tourists can get the real feel of
the high cultural life with several sports events and festivals.
Famous Places in Germany:
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Cologne
The oldest among all the major cities in Germany is well
connected to all other cities in Germany and boasts of its glorious past
evident from the number of museums, cathedrals and monuments present all
over. The city is famous all over for its twelve Romanesque churches. Of
all the monuments, the most famous is the magnificent Kí¶lner Dom or
Cologne Cathedral. Other attractions are City Hall, Hansasaal,
Overstolzenhaus or the patrician's house, Gí¼rzenich Hall and Zeughaus
or the modern arsenal of fifteenth century.
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Munich
Munich is often regarded as one of the most popular destinations in
Germany. Munich is a city that defines sophistication where the city
thrives with number of museums and high art culture. The modern
lifestyle is also well intertwined with the traditions. The high tech
industries and the sound economy of the city attracts tourists from many
parts of the world. The most famous tourist spot in Munich is Palace
Neuschwanstein .Other interesting places of sightseeing are century old
Cathedral Church of Our Lady, Church of St. Peter, New town hall,
Carillon, Pinakothek der Moderne (museum of modern art).
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Stuttgart
Stuttgart boasts of its clean environment and can be well marked as the
greenest city in Europe.The city thrives in a valley with numerous
vineyards and thick forests.Number of wine-growing regions and mineral
spas attract huge number of relaxation seekers from all the corners of
the world. Places of interest in Stuttgart include Wilhelmpalais, the
Wurttemberg Mausoleum (museum), The State Theater (Staatstheater),The TV
tower (first concrete TV tower in the world), the castle Rosenstein,
State Gallery (Staatagallerie) and the main train station (established
in 1927).
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Berlin
Berlin is the capital city of Germany and stands as the perfect example
in the way it has adapted to the modern lifestyle without overlooking
the age old tradition. The museums of the cities have stood as a
testimony of the glorious past. It is also interesting to note that
Berlin has been listed as a UNESCO City of Design since the year 2005.
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Frankfurt
The city is famous for the the array of skyscrapers strewn across the
city.The best time to visit Frankfurt is between late spring to early
autumn.There are number of impressive churches like St. Paul´s Church,
St. Leonhard´s Church, St. Catherine´s church and Old Nikolai Church.
Number of museums are present in Frankfurt and in Museumsufer which is
near the city.
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Rhine Valley
Rhine Valley often referred to as the “Realms of castles and the city
with fields of wine” is vibrant with dramatic landscapes and vineyards
on the hills and beautiful castles.Declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site
(2002), this is one of the most romantic landscapes of Europe.The whole
Rhine Valley is bathed in crimson and golden light, the spectacle is
sure to leave you in awe.
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Bavaria
In Bavaria tourists get the privilege to explore and enjoy the beauty of
the Alps and lakes with beautiful natural scenery and crystal clear
water.Bavaria, Germany is a place which has to offer a lot to tourists
of all ages and coming from across the national borders. Sightseeing,
mountain climbing, sailing, paragliding, skiing are the main sports that
an adventure seeker tourists can indulge themselves into.
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