Most popular tourist attractions in Germany (most views)

In the Neanderthal Museum near Mettmann you can go on a journey through time and experience 4 million years of human history . The focus is especially on...

With the new Fly-Line in Winterberg you can fly through the forest on a 1000 meter long route. It is the first of its kind in North Rhine-Westphalia. The...

The starting point of the toboggan run is comfortably reached by a modern double chairlift – and during the ride you can already take a look at the 2.9...

Sanssouci Palace with its 290ha park area is the oldest part of the Potsdam cultural landscape that has flourished over a period of four...

Santa Pauli, at the heart of Hamburg's infamous St. Pauli district, is a Christmas market for all those who enjoy the mix of conventional Christmas tradition and red-light milieu . The...

Marienplatz is a central square in Munich's city centre. From almost every side road around it, you can easily get to the square. It is the ideal starting point for a walk through...

The largest ice cave in all of Germany is enthroned at the lofty heights of the Untersberg at 1,570 metres above Marktschellenberg. It holds 60,000...

Cologne Cathedral is Cologne's most important sight and the heart of the city. For many years now, the cathedral reaches top scores in the ranking of the top 100 attractions in...

Marienberg Fortress is located on the left bank of the Main not far from the centre of Würzburg. The fortifications include the Princely Building Museum,...

To present the rich art treasures of the Wittelsbach family, King Ludwig I had the Alte Pinakothek built in Munich at the beginning of the 19th century....

The Christmas market in Aachen first opens its doors during the last week of November. For one month, it provides a space full of atmosphere, where you can browse for presents, enjoy...

Ohlsdorf Cemetery is located in the quarter of Ohlsdorf in Hamburg. It is Europe's largest cemetery followed by the Vienna Central Cemetery with most people buried here being...

The WOW Museum in Munich is a place full of optical illusions. Here you will find a fantastic mix of interactive learning and fun. You can experience this...

Rostock Zoo is located in the German city of Rostock. It is home to more than 4,000 animals from all over the world, a palm house as well as an exhibition...

Saxon Switzerland National Park spans 93 square kilometres, and is located in Saxony's east. It consists of two geographically seperated areas that are characterised by their unique...

The Bavarian King Ludwig II (1845 – 1886) is notorious for his magnificent castles such as Linderhof, Herrenchiemsee and Neuschwanstein. A less...

At Planetarium Hamburg , children as well as adults can be excited. The 'cosmic playhouse' was founded in 1930 and has since attrected an average of...

The Allgäu Mountain Farm Museum in Diepolz near Immenstadt vividly documents the life and work of mountain farmers 200 years ago. A nature trail leads you...

Germany's highest climbing forest at the Blomberg offers imaginative courses for children from 6 years of age embedded in a dense mountain forest. To...

The New Palace Stuttgart is Germany's last baroque royal residence. Many different architectural styles have shaped the palace, from Baroque and Classicism to Rokoko and Empire....

Solitude Palace was built in the 18th century by Duke Carl Eugen of Württemberg. The hunting lodge and show palace is located in West Stuttgart on the...

The Hall of Liberation is a historic building above the city of Kelheim by the river Danube. It was built by King Ludwig I. as a memorial to the victorious...

Directly behind the entrance to Berchtesgaden you can find "Haus der Berge", the Centre of the National Park. A total of 17,000 square meters are dedicated...

Urmel, Jim Knopf, Kater Mikesch - names that instantly call up childhood memories in the minds millions of Germans. The puppet stars from Augsburger...