Sights and Landmarks in Europe

The Duchess Anna Amalia Library was one of the first publicly accessible princely libraries in Germany. Wieland, Goethe, Schiller and Herder had already...

In Schopfheim stands the monument "Badische Revolution" by Peter Lenk. The sculptor dedicated his large sculpture of the same name to the Baden Revolution of 1848. The citizens of...

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 most important medieval...

A monastery, a grammar school, a museum and a very interesting library house the Benedictine monastery of St. Paul in the Lavant Valley. The monastery's...

The city residence is located in the heart of Landshut's pedestrian zone. On a guided tour, the halls of the Italian building, the Birkenfeld Rooms and the Residence...

The Ekhof Theatre is located in Friedenstein Castle in Gotha and is a worldwide speciality. It is the oldest baroque theatre with functioning stage machinery from the 17th century,...

With a total length of over 2000 m, the Heimkehle cave is one of the largest known caves in the southern Harz. You can visit about 600 m of it, which is...

Between Bad Hofgastein and Bad Gastein lies a place where nature showcases its most impressive side – the Gadaunerer Gorge in Salzburger Land. Along a section of the Gasteiner Höhenweg,...

Römerberg is a historic square in Frankfurt am Main. As the heart of Frankfurt's old town, it impresses not only architecturally with its buildings but also with a long history that...

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...