Most popular tourist attractions in Germany (most views)

Viktualienmarkt is a permanent market in the heart of the Bavarian capital Munich. Located near Marienplatz and Heilig-Geist-Kirche in the city centre, it features 2 hectares of...

Neuschwanstein Castle is the most famous castle of Bavarian King Ludwig II. More than any other, Neuschwanstein represents the ideals and principles of...

With action-packed attractions, breath-taking shows and loads of surprises, Phantasialand is one of Germany’s most popular theme parks. In addition to the...

Most pictures of fjord-like Königssee near Berchtesgaden have one common feature: the landmark and most photographed building in the region, St. Bartholomew's Church . It is located on...

For more than 225 years, Englischer Garten has been the main recreation area in Munich. Especially during the summer, locals and tourists alike can be found at the beergarden by the...

BMW Welt in Munich is a large-scale project made out of information centre, plant, and museum, coming together into a unique and fascinating experience...

Around four million visitors from all around the world come to Colongne for the Christmas market in front of the famous cathedral each year. Beautifully located right in front of...

The Alpsee Coaster, located on the shores of the Großer Alpsee near Immenstadt, is Germany's longest year-round alpine coaster . Starting from the...

Linderhof Palace is located west of Oberammergau in Upper Bavaria, and developed out of King Max II's forester hut. Today, the palace can only be visited...

Lustheim Palace is home to the world famous Meißen Porcelain Collection of industrialist Dr. Ernst Schneider. A special focus lies on the rich diversity...

Officially opened in May 2017, the Titan RT pedestrian suspension bridge spans the Rappbode Dam in Eastern Germany. With its suspended length of...

Located near the city of Kelheim, Weltenburg Abbey is a Benedictine monastery by river Danube and, first and foremost, famous for its brewery. It was founded in 1050 AD and is...

The legendary Nürburgring is located in the Eifel between Adenau and Mayen. The tradition-steeped motorsport circuit is one of the most difficult Grand...

More than 6 million visitors flock to Munich's Theresienwiese every year for the world's largest Volksfest . A total of 200 showmen, almost 80 attractions and numerous beer tents...

Visitors to Germany’s highest peak – the Zugspitze – can look forward to an absolutely top-notch cable car ride up to the summit. The Zugspitze Cable...

The Ziegelwies treetop walk is located south of Füssen. The approx. 480-metre-long path runs at a height of 21 metres and is mostly barrier-free. It leads...

In the Black Forest, the Triberg Waterfalls are one of the most scenic sights. Not only are these the most famous waterfalls in Germany , but they are also...

Legoland Deutschland in the Bavarian town of Günzburg boasts over 55 attractions, most of which are aimed at families with kids aged between two and...

The AlpspiX viewing platform is located at an altitude of 2050 metres at the summit of Osterfelderkopf, about 50 metres from the mountain station of the...

The Schleswig-Holstein Wadden Sea is not only a national park, but also UNESCO World Natural Heritage and biosphere reserve . Along with the Hamburg and Lower Saxon Wadden Sea, it is...

The Reichstag is home to the German parliament, and a symbol of democracy and German reunification. It is the centre of Germany's political activity ever since the German government...

Dokumentation Obersalzberg, or Obersalzberg Documentation Centre, is a historical place of remembrance and guided learning conceptualised by the German...

Nuremberg's Christkindlesmarkt is one of the world's oldest and best-known Christmas markets. Stroll around and explore the splendid Christmas decoration, the colourfully lit market...

The Wartburg Castle is situated on a hill above the city of Eisenach. The unique building is considered the best preserved Romanesque secular building...