Most popular tourist attractions in Germany (most views)

The Zugspitze, with a height of 2.962 meters (9717 ft) and its unbelievable location, is a mountain for everything and everyone. The largest mountain in...

At 1,493m/4,998ft above sea level,  Feldberg is the highest mountain in the Black Forest. The only German mountain to be higher is the Zugspitze. A...

High above Berchtesgaden, the Kehlstein House stands at an elevation of 1,834 meters – a place offering panoramic views, extraordinary architecture, and...

Located 776 m above sea level, 1606 m long and with top speeds of up to 150 km/h: the bobsleigh track on the Winterberg cap is one of the fastest and...

Wilhelma, the only zoological botanical garden in Germany, presents 9,000 animals around 1,100 different species from all over the world....

The German Museum in Munich is one of the largest science and technology museums in the world. The permanent exhibitions are generously...

One of the largest king's palaces in Europe, Nymphenburg Palace is located in Munich's west. Visitors start their tour through the palace...

Schwangau has two impressive castles to offer. Neuschwanstein Castle may be the better known, but the older of the two is Hohenschwangau Castle, where King...

Hohenzollern Castle is located in Baden-Württemberg on a hilltop between the communities of Hechingen and Bisingen. It is the ancestral seat of the...

A new German record is being set in Willingen: the longest suspension bridge in Germany has been built after four years of planning and one year of...

The Herrloh Blitz is one of three summer toboggan runs in Winterberg, along with the Schanzen Wirbel and the summer toboggan run at the Kappe adventure...

Hamburg's Reeperbahn is known as 'the most sinful mile in the world' . If you want to get to know Hamburg's nightlife, Reeperbahn in St. Pauli is the place to go. You can find night...

A very particular christmas market is located at Stephansplatz in Munich. This is where the local gay community celebrates Christmas time with mulled wine and pink lights. Gay people,...

Amidst the tri-state-area, Europa-Park attracts visitors of all ages with more than 100 attractions and shows. Whether Iceland, Austria or Spain - in...

A running jump from 62 metres - and on skis? Most people get weak at the knees just from watching ski jumpers on tv. At the Olympic ski jumping hill in...

Herrenchiemsee on the Herreninsel in the middle of the Chiemsee lake is one of the most beautiful palace complexes in Bavaria. It is also called the...

The Bavarian National Museum (Bayerisches Nationalmuseum) in Munich is one of the most important museums of decorative arts in Europe. It was founded...

After the Olympic Games in 1972, the 300 ha (741 acres) large park was successfully transformed into a local recreational area in the center of Munich. Joggers, cyclists and swimmers...

At 345,000 hectares, the wadden sea by the Lower Saxon North Sea coast is the second biggest national park in Germany. It is even recognised as a UNESCO biosphere reserve. Alongside...

Pullman City is not just an amusement park – it is a completely reconstructed Western town where the history of the Wild West comes to life. In Eging am...

One thing that makes the Zoological Gardens in Karlsruhe so special is their structure. The zoo is divided into different theme worlds which are all meant...

Hansa-Park Sierksdorf is Germany’s only theme park by the sea. If you want to visit the park by the bay of Lübeck, be sure to allow for plenty of time:...

Schwerin Palace is located in a charming lake and park landscape on a small island in Schwerin. Aside from the inner wings of the castle's lake wing,...

Munich is a several hours' drive away from the sea. Nevertheless, it is known and loved among surfers worldwide, thanks to the wave on Eisbach at Englischer Garten . In summer...