Most popular tourist attractions in Germany (most views)

The sea bridge in Ahlbeck , known as the landmark of the Baltic Sea island, is the oldest of its kind in Germany. Nowhere else can you stroll so wonderfully, let the sun shine...

At Kunsthalle Bremen , visitors can find an exhibition of masterpieces from various periods of art. Over the course of almost 200 years, Kunstverein in...

Erlebnispark Voglsam is a theme park located in the quiet village of Schönau in the picturesque lower Bavarian Rottal-Inn region, not far from Passau, Eggenfelden and Pfarrkirchen. You...

The "Arche Nebra" takes you on an exciting journey back in time 3,600 years ago. The visitor center is located on the Mittelberg Plateau, where the Nebra...

The State Textile and Industrial Museum , abbreviated "tim", brings its visitors closer to an important former branch of industry in Augsburg: the textile...

At the "Verkehrsmuseum Dresden", near the Frauenkirche and the Residenzschloss, an exploration tour through the history of transportation awaits you. The...

The Linden-Museum in Stuttgart is one of the largest ethnological museums in Europe. In addition to large special exhibitions, the museum presents permanent...

In the middle of the Sauerland, you will find Europe's longest playground : Aventura SpielBerg in Medebach. It consists of nine segments of 160 metres in length and 32 metres in height...

Directly on the shore of the largest lake in the Upper Palatinate, Lake Steinberg, the world's largest walk-in wooden sphere with a height of 40 metres...

The Mathematikum Gießen is the world's first mathematics interactive museum. Since its opening in November 2002, 150,000 visitors a year have...

The former medieval castle above the village of Streitberg is only partially preserved. Nevertheless, the Neideck castle ruins are considered a  landmark of Franconian...

The fact that there is a marine museum in the Mecklenburg inland of all places is due to the history of the town of Waren/Müritz. From 1940 to 1996...

Thrills and a magnificent panorama await you on the new suspension bridge in Bad Wildbad, which opened in July 2018. At a height of 60 metres, the Wild...

Whoever visits the Museum Village Bavarian Forest experiences a journey into the former reality of life of the inhabitants of the Bavarian Forest. Old...

Fantaisie Castle west of Bayreuth was built between 1761 and 1763 and today houses, among other things, the first German garden art museum. Exhibits,...

The Sea Life Oberhausen is the largest Sea Life in Germany with 4,000 square meters. The aquarium is home to over 5,000 marine creatures living in more...

Visitors to the New Residence can marvel at more than 40 state rooms in Bamberg. These include the Prince Bishop's Apartment, the Emperor's Hall and the...

With almost 30 million tonnes of sand, Monte Kaolino is one of the highest sand mountains in Europe. It is not - as the name suggests - in Italy, but in...

Kellerwald-Edersee National Park is the first national park in Hesse, and comprises 5,738 hectares. It gets its name from the southern part of the Keller mountain crest. Protecting the...

The Biosphere Hous e Pfälzerwald/Nordvogesen offers an exhibition on four floors with information about the inhabitants, the natural area and the special features of the biosphere...

Memleben monastery and imperial palace are located in the Unstrut valley in Saxony-Anhalt. As the monastery complex was the place of death of both King...

The North Sea wadden sea is the largest mudflat area in the world. It is home to three strictly protected national parks. Just like the Lower Saxon and the Schleswig-Holstein Wadden...

The historical town hall is one of the most important sights of the city of Cologne. The town hall arbour is particularly well known. This porch was built by Wilhelm Vernukken in the...

The Römer Rathaus, also known as the "Römer," is a historic building in the heart of Frankfurt's old town at Römerberg. It is one of the city's oldest and most famous landmarks and...