20 Exclusive Things To Do In Germany For A Perfect Gateaway

One of the Germany main attractions, this is the most stunning and interesting fairy-tale palaces in the world. Neuschwanstein Castle is located in a part of the rugged territory, which is called the Bavarian Alps.

It was built in the second half of the 19th century by King Ludwig II and inspired to safeguard Disney at the Sleeping Beauty Castle.

Here, the room designs are based on German folklore and the works of Richard Wagner, the monarch's favorite composer. There are beautiful hiking trails around the castle that offer some of the best views to behold in Germany and therefore a worthy place to visit.

The Black Forest which is in south southwestern part of Germany is well known for its thick forest, Cuckoo clocks and the Black Forest villages. Tourists seem to find solace in hiking and cycling where there are spectacular routes such as the Westweg Trail.

The towns of Triberg which is famous for waterfalls and Badenweiler, which is rather a quiet place. Do not miss the Black Forest cake which is made from chocolate, cream and cherries and is very tasty.

A pleasing journey through the Rhine River can be compared with a journey through time. This part of the Rhine River is part of the Rhine Valley which is a UNESCO world heritage site characterized by ancient castles, steep terrains and vineyards, and picture-perfect little towns.

Among the attractions are the stern Lorelei Rock and the picturesque towns of Bacharach and Rudesheim. It is equally a lovers paradise and many cruises also have wine-tasting sessions, especially the local Riesling wine.

So, book your seat on their official website and check Germany weather before you decide to go there.

Another popular Germany tourist attraction site is The Berlin Wall Memorial. This is a very informative poignant visit to Cold War history in the city. It is situated in central Berlin and retains a part of the wall that used to divide the city.

An open-air exhibition was developed in the framework of the project, as well as a watchtower was restored, there is also a documentation center on the site. Neighboring to it, the East Side Gallery showcases remains of the wall painted with art, titled Reconciliation and Hope.

One of the popular things to do in Munich, Oktoberfest is an energetic festival of beer and traditional food that has a huge tourist attendance.

Popular throughout the world, which took place from late September to early October, is the sixteen-day festival that features beer tents, puppet shows, folk music, and traditional Bavarian feasts. 

Enjoy huge pretzels, bratwurst, roast chicken, and good quality beers suitable for the festival are brewed for the festival. This all creates a cheery nonchalant environment which is quite an exciting memorable experience on its own.

Museum Island is among the prime sightseeing landmarks in Berlin of art, history and the ancient world. Due to five prominent museums, guests would be able to observe masterpieces such as the Pergamon Altar, and Egyptian Exposition, Neues Museum.

The Alte Nationalgalerie also houses great 19th Century Painting, on the other hand, Bode Museum is the home to Byzantine sculptures.

Do not leave Berlin without visiting the Berlin Cathedral It is particularly interesting to climb up to the dome in order to observe the astonishing views of the city. It's an ideal place for all the lovers of history and art.

Tourists from all over the world come to take healing treatments in the spa town of Baden-Baden's Thermal Baths. The Friedrichsbad thermal bath, based on its success is a mixture of Roman and Ireland in a classy, tranquil environment.

Contemporary Caracalla Spa features a large swimming pool, and beautifully designed saunas for the body changing and invigorating treatments making it an excellent place for body and soul restoration.

As the night comes, relax, and after that, for a walk and dining experience, head straight to the sophisticated Kurhaus a casino with a fine touch.

Generally found on the edge of the picturesque Black Forest, the German spa town of Baden Baden comprises pure nature and luxurious tranquility for a day's pampering.

The well-told history of the critical times starts from the concentration camps such as the Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial Site near Munich. This makes it very significant especially in evaluating the Holocaust because this was the initial camp for the Nazis.

You can visit the preserved barracks, the buildings where the crematorium took place, and touching monuments. You can also go on educational tours as they explain the story of the people who perished.

A visit here is a rather inspiring and very moving one that will help people remember the tragedies while promoting the importance of education.

Visit Miniatur Wunderland in Hamburg, this is the largest model railway model in the whole world. This specific attraction offers inhabiting of fairy-tale cities, landmarks, traffic-crowded scenarios, and more, created on a matchbox scale.

A highlight is the working airport where planes practically run on the ramp with smooth take-offs and landings. Sited in the Speicherstadt area, it's fun for children and parents, and there is an opportunity to appreciate the detail and artistry of each miniature scene.

Semperoper in Dresden has always been on top of Architecture works and has a lot of culture. It has a neo-Renaissance architecture that is famous for excellent sound quality and stages opera, ballet and concerts of classical music.

Being here you feel that after the performance you are taken directly into the realm of art and music, timeles. It is preferable to take a quiet walk beside the Elbe River, or even visit the picturesque place; the Zwinger Palace baroque museum, which abounds with trees and a greenhouse.

The Autobahn in Germany presents every car fanatic with a dream when it comes to driving. Some of the roads are actually free from any speed limit signs and this is a good use, you can try a rip to on a car such as a BMW or Mercedes-Benz.

However, even in the contemporary world for those who are not interested in fast connection, the numerous routes such as the Romantic Road are designed to show picturesque places with medieval towns and castles.

On the Autobahn safety is very important to avoid accidents, therefore, make sure to keep to the lanes and keep a safe distance. It turns into an enthralling but eminently memorable experience.

Zugspitze is the highest mountain in Germany that a traveler will have to conquer as they tours Germany. In winter, it can change to the best center for skiing and snowboarding and in summer, it will be the best place for hiking as well as camping.

This wonder attracts visitors to Bernina with cable car or cogwheel train as it offers a spectacular view of the Bernina region across Germany Austria and Switzerland.

The Glacier Restaurant is also a must-try to get some good food and a view of Glacier Bay. Zugspitze is a perfect place to visit no matter if you are packing up for the winter or escaping from the tourist-high summer season.

The Harz Mountains is a really picturesque region which has lots of forests and beautiful villages. Best suited for trekking is the Brocken mountain, which is often associated with the folklore of the region.

Vintage train Harzer Schmalspurbahnen shows people an interesting past through amazing views. The most charming place is the medieval town of Wernigerode with its painted houses and a really looking like a castle out of fairy tale.

It is really beautiful to see the nature blended with so much of history.

One of the most outstanding buildings in the Rococo style, the Sanssouci Palace in Potsdam is the best thing to do in Germany. This is the former summer house of Frederick the Great, also inside the palace you can see elegant interiors and beautiful gardens filled with statues and fountains.

That is why visitors have the opportunity to stroll through the territory with terraced vineyards and feel the calm atmosphere. Moreover, educational and historical guided tours give various information about Frederick's lifestyle and his artistic conception.

Afterward, there are other attractions in Potsdam you could visit such as the Orangery Palace, and the Dutch town to make it a perfect day trip.

The Cologne Cathedral is also a popular places to visit in Germany. It is one of the largest and most impressive Gothic edifices that took centuries to complete.

It soars over the city and it can be seen rising up in the distance as it has two large towers, there are magnificent stained-glass windows and other important Catholic art, relics, such as the Shrine of the Three Kings.

You can visit the South Tower by climbing a 533 step staircase which will allow you to have great views of Cologne and the Rhine River. Beyond the door, the active is a great place to wander for the market or appreciate the performances.

Every car enthusiast will appreciate the Mercedes-Benz Museum in Stuttgart. This new-generation museum displays more than one hundred and sixty automobiles that range from primitive carriage and odd-wheeled contraptions to the most futuristic autos.

This makes it easy for the visitors especially kids to make it more of a play rather than a boring yard. So, discover the story behind this brand and the formation of automotive history, view some of the glamorous Formula 1 cars, and be amazed by the provocative stunning Maybach.

Also, remember the museum means much more than that, it is the history of engineering and automotive innovations at its best.

The Bavarian Alps, this tourist spot in Germany is a place of interest for fans of active recreation. During winter time, several ski resorts such as Garmisch-Partenkirchen offer thrilling slopes for visitors.

Similarly, during the summertime, it brings hiking trails that lead to crystal-clear lakes and hidden waterfalls.

When you are there, do not leave without visiting Partnach Gorge which passes through the rock cliffs. Experience the beauty of the region after perfecting exquisite tours by savoring Bavarian meals and overnight in traditional alpine villages.

For those who are fond of classical music, this Festival is a dream come true. Conducted annually during summer, it is devoted to the works of Richard Wagner as performed in the theater which was also created by Wagner.

The performances are long, and may even go on for several hours, but they engage the viewers through dramatic compositions.

Apart from the festival, stroll the town which is packed with galleries, shops, and eatery and do not miss visiting the impressive Margravial Opera House, a UNESCO monument. It is truly a cultural trip, one has never imagined having.

The Statue of Bremen Town Musicians exhibits an example of a fairytale by the Brothers Grimm. The unusual sculpture in Bremen's market also showcases a donkey, dog, cat, and a rooster piled one above the other.

Beside it, visitors can embark on the fascinating Schnoor Quarter, which is known for its narrow streets and craft boutiques. Don't leave Bremen without visiting the Bremen Cathedral and Bremen Roland, huge historic statues.

With all these features, there is nothing more cheerful and enchanting than the fairy-tale atmosphere of Bremen.

The Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra is a top-notch orchestra that provides sheer musical experiences every time in its striking, distinctive concert hall the Philharmonie.

Every detail in the way the hall has been constructed and arranged is a feast for both the eyes and ears to the authentic sounds of the different and the best compositions, ranging from Beethoven's symphony to the most contemporary.

For anyone, who is into attending a concert, then it is always a cultural experience when in Berlin. Therefore, it is a true feast for the senses. So, visit here whenever you are in this Germany.