Most popular tourist attractions in Germany (most views)

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

Saalfeld an der Saale, one of the oldest towns in Thuringia, is home to the world of the fairy caves. Visitors learn interesting facts about former...

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...

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...

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 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 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...

The Money Museum of the Deutsche Bundesbank is a unique place for learning and experiencing. In the four large thematic rooms—Cash, Book Money, Monetary Policy, and Global Money—the...

"Topography of Terror" is a Berlin project that has existed since 1987. It deals with the reappraisal and documentation of the reign of terror under the National Socialists. What...

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...

Hainich Canopy Walkway is located at Hainich National Park. At a length of 534m/1,752ft, it leads through the treetops of the primeval forest . The path is...

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...

Since 1 June 2021, visitors can explore the Usedom treetop path on the Baltic Sea island of the same name. The 1,350-metre-long adventure trail is...

Comic speech bubbles, squeaky onomatopoeia, and plenty of Donaldism: The Erika Fuchs House in Schwarzenbach an der Saale is the only comic museum in...

The Wahnfried House - formerly Richard Wagner's residence - houses a permanent exhibition on the life and work of the great music dramatist and on the...

The DeJa Vu Museum is located in Berlin, between Hackesche Höfe and Alexanderplatz. Here you will be transported into a fascinating world of optical...

The world's first Dackel Museum has found a new home: Since the end of April 2023, everything revolves around the Bavarians' favorite four-legged friend...

The Museum "Brot und Kunst" (bread and art) is located in Ulm and focuses on the consideration of bread and food in our culture and society. The...

Hainich is a primeval forest in the middle of Germany. Part of UNESCO World Natural Heritage of Ancient and Primeval Beech Forests , the national park was founded in 1997, and makes up...

Lower Oder Valley National Park is Germany's only wetland national park as well as the first transborder reserve in cooperation with Poland. The wetlands are the core of this area....

Western Pomerania Lagoon Area National Park is the third biggest national park in Germany , and stretches over parts of the Baltic Sea as well as land areas such as the island of...

The Dornburg Palaces are a unique ensemble of palaces situated high on a plateau above the Saaletaal. The oldest of the castles dates back to the...

If you are enthusiastic about sharks, penguins, or clownfish, Sea Life Konstanz is the perfect place for you. Explore the underwater world with your whole...