Most popular tourist attractions in Germany (most views)

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...

The Staatstheater Stuttgart is regarded as Europe's largest three-division theatre. Opera, ballet and drama are both rich in tradition and keen to experiment and set new standards with...

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 newspaper has always been a medium that plays a very special role in our society. As a result, she can always tell a very special story, not only about...

The Bavarian School Museum Ichenhausen is dedicated to the history and development of the school system over several thousand years. The beginning...

In the open-air aviation museum in Finowfurt you will not only find technology to marvel at, but also to touch, experience and play with! Each of the...

The ruins of Hilgartsberg Castle rise from a steep hillside above the Danube in the Passau region, between Hofkirchen and Vilshofen. It's here that the river leaves the Dungau plain and...

The imperial cathedral of St. Peter and St. George on the Domberg is one of Bamberg's cultural highlights. Located in the old town, the cathedral is one of...

The history of Weilburg is marked by the time as a baroque residential town on the one hand and by mining on the other. This is also documented by the...

At Sea Life Hannover, you embark on an exciting journey from the cool North Sea waters through the Amazon rainforest to the coral reefs of the tropical...

The Franz Liszt Museum is located in Liszt's dying house, near Haus Wahnfried, the home of his son-in-law Richard Wagner. Liszt died in 1886 while...

On an area of 1,700 square metres you can experience the fascinating world of beer up close: in the Bitburger Experience you can see, hear, feel, smell...

St Paul's Cathedral symbolises the centre of the Diocese of Münster and attracts members of all religions as well as those interested in culture, history and architecture. Visit the...

Since Autumn 2020 the fabric of energy offers modern exhibitions consisting of light, metal and glass in a brick building from the industrial century....

The walkable roller coaster sculpture Tiger & Turtle – Magic Mountain is not only one of the most fascinating landmarks in the Ruhr area but also a major crowd-puller. With its...

The entrepreneur Siegfried Weishaupt and his wife have been collecting contemporary modern works of art for 40 years. Since 2007, the collection has...

The Blackforestline in Todtnau is a 450-metre suspension bridge in the Southern Black Forest that spectacularly crosses the Todtnau Waterfall at a height...

The Japanese Garden is a place of deep peace. The Japanese Garden in Furth was also created as a retreat from the hectic world. Harmony, peace and restraint determine the atmosphere...

Right next to the New Palace is Bayreuth's "green lung" - the Hofgarten. In the middle of the city centre you can stroll through oak and chestnut avenues, enjoy the view over wide...

High above the confluence of the Rhine and Moselle stands Ehrenbreitstein Fortress, the landmark of Koblenz and one of the largest and most significant...

It looks like it belongs in a fantasy film – perfectly mirrored in the still waters of Lake Rakotz and framed by wild greenery: the Devil's Bridge in Kromlau Park is one of the most...

A popular local recreation destination in Münster is the Aasee lake and its 90-hectare park all around it. In 2008, the Aaseepark was named Germany's most beautiful park and in...

The castle Trausnitz Castle is situated above the city and offers a beautiful view of Landshut. Visitors are guided through the castle's medieval...

Todtnau Waterfall is located between the districts of Todtnauberg and Aftersteg in the Southern Black Forest and, with a total drop of 97 metres, ranks...