Most popular tourist attractions in Germany (most views)

In the Gardens of the World in the north-east of Berlin, you can experience impressive and diverse international garden art from different eras and...

With an area of 400,000 m², Freizeit-Land Geiselwind is Bavaria's largest amusement park in terms of surface area. Among the more than 120 attractions are...

Bad Mergentheim Wildlife Park is home to over 70 species of animals, including the largest pack of wolves in Europe. You will hardly see any mesh wire,...

The treetop path in the small spa town of Orscholz in Saarland takes you high above the ground. Over a length of almost 1.3 kilometres, the path winds...

The zoological garden Tierpark Berlin is one of two zoos in Germany's capital Berlin. As Europe's largest landscape zoo and thus Europe's biggest animal...

Germany's 1st Bratwurst Museum is the only museum in the world devoted exclusively to the bratwurst sausage . Since August 2023, it has occupied a...

The Hundertwasser House in Magdeburg, also known as the "Green Citadel", is the last completed project by artist and architect Friedensreich Hundertwasser. His goal was to bring...

The Winterberger Winterdorf serves as the seasonal focal point of Winterberg from the mid of  December to the start of january . During this period, a compact arrangement of...

A 70-step open staircase connects Erfurt Cathedral Square with the impressive church ensemble on the Domberg. There the cathedral St. Marien and the church...

Without a doubt the church of St. Michaelis is Hamburg's landmark no. 1. The tower of the main church is 132 meters high and the skyline of Hamburg would be inconceivable without it....

Featuring exhibits ranging from 14th century to contemporary pieces, the State Gallery in Stuttgart is among the most popular museums in Germany. The...

In the middle of Dresden's Old Town is the "Residenzschloss" (Royal Palace) located. With over 400 years of history, it is one of the oldest buildings in...

The Jewish Museum is located near Marienplatz and belongs to the Jewish Centre at St.-Jakobs-Platz in Munich, along with the synagogue and the Jewish...

Römerberg is a historic square in Frankfurt am Main. As the heart of Frankfurt's old town, it impresses not only architecturally with its buildings but also with a long history that...

Majestically above the Ostallgäu region: The ruins of Eisenberg Castle rise at 1,055 meters and, together with Hohenfreyberg Castle, form a unique castle duo. Whether for families or...

The 68 metre high city tower once served as a fire and watchtower and is now the landmark of the city of Straubing. On the top floor of the tower,...

The Harz treetop path is located in the middle of Bad Harzburg's spa gardens, at the foot of the Burgberg in the Kalten Tal. At a height of eight to 22...

Hamburg's historic Christmas market right in front of the city hall attracts almost three million visitors every year. Instead of commercial Christmas kitsch, the focus lies on...

The federal fortress Ulm was built in the middle of the 19th century and was at that time the largest fortress in Germany. It consisted of various installations, some of which can still...

The German Clock Museum is located in the central part of the Baden-Württemberger town Furtwangen in the Black Forest. It shows the production of...

JUMP House Leipzig is one of the largest trampoline parks in Germany, offering 140 trampolines on over 50,000 square feet of space to its visitors. The...

In the middle of Franconian Switzerland you will find the Devil's Cave near Pottenstein . During the 45-minute guided tour you will get an insight into a...

Stretching over 33 kilometers (21 miles) through the Black Forest, Wutach Canyon is the largest canyon in Germany . Formed by the river Wutach  and its adjoining rivers, the...

The town of Furth im Wald in the Upper Palatinate has two interesting municipal museums to offer. The historic city tower and the adjacent buildings house...