Most popular tourist attractions in Germany (most views)

Since the middle of the 19th century the textile industry has great meaning to Saxony and especially to the city of Plauen, as its world-known for "Plauen...

In the middle of the Bavarian Forest, a new highlight provides thrills in all weathers: the Silberberg Coaster in Bodenmais is one of the most modern...

The Ödberg-Flizzer summer toboggan run is located on the Ödberg not far from Lake Tegernsee. A drag lift transports visitors and their toboggans to the...

The Further Wild Garden is a biotope with many native animal species , including birds, game, reptiles and insects. In addition, an underwater observation...

The Rococo style New Palace in Bayreuth was the residence of the Margraves of Bayreuth from the middle of the 18th century. With princely state...

Hannover Zoo is home to more than 200 animals of over 170 different species , including Asian elephants, Atlas lions, and polar bears. Take a trip around...

The tobogganing slope on the Voithenberg offers fun for the whole family. You can sledge here on the 150-metre-long practice slope of the family ski area . To warm up in between or...

Nestled within the green oasis of Paderborn, the magnificent Neuhaus Castle rises as a masterpiece of Weser Renaissance architecture, captivating visitors with its historical grandeur...

The Baden Winzerkeller, an association of several Baden winegrowers' cooperatives, was founded in Breisach in 1952. The small wooden barrack became a large complex with impressive...

The Gäubodenmuseum gives an insight into the history of the city of Straubing and its surroundings, the Gäuboden. The highlight is the Roman department,...

The Margrave's Opera House, whose Logentheater is made entirely of wood, is considered to be the most beautiful and largest preserved Baroque theatre in...

For many of us, Christmas is the most wonderful time of the year. And it doesn’t get much more christmassy than at Dresden’s Striezelmarkt, Germany's oldest Christmas market , and a...

Presented in German and French, the entertaining exhibition in Lörrach covers the past and present history of the Three Countries region "Germany -...

The Dresden "Hofkirche", also known as the Catholic Court Church of the Holy Trinity, is one of the most impressive architectural landmarks in Dresden. With nearly 4,800 square meters,...

The Hamburger Kammerspiele is a small private theatre with renowned productions. The programme includes classical chamber play and modern classics, readings, political cabaret, song...

For over 30 years now, the history of viticulture in the wine metropolis of Stuttgart can be traced. Surrounded by the vineyards at the foot of...

Experience woods, water and wildernis at Eifel National Park. Wildcats, black storks and more than 2,000 other endangered animals and plants find a safe habitat at this 110 sqare...

The Salem Monkey Mountain ("Affenberg") is located between Salem and Überlingen at Lake Constance. The 20-hectare outdoor enclosure is home to more than...

Nestled in the historic old town of Ravensburg, the Museum Humpis-Quartier brings roughly 1,000 years of the city's history to life. Spread across an...

In 2010, Furth im Wald was enriched by another fellow inhabitant, because that year a dragon finally found its way into the town near the Czech...

Since August 2020, visitors can soar through the air with the new BaumSchwebeBahn in Bad Harzburg . The starting point of the 1,000-metre-long flight route...

In Bad Rappenau, in the heart of Baden-Württemberg, is the BikiniARTmuseum , the world's 1st international museum for bathing culture. On over 2000 square...

On the barrier-free treetop path you can explore the area of the former lung sanatoriums near Beelitz and the heritage-protected buildings from above....

Five kilometres from the centre of Ulm lies the former Benedictine monastery of Wiblingen. The monastery, built between 1714 and 1781, replaced the 11th century complex. The...