Travel Guide

Surrounded by gentle hills and picturesque landscapes lies one of the most beautiful country palaces in Saxony: Rammenau Baroque Palace. With its...

Directly on the banks of the Elbe, nestled among vineyards and picturesque gardens, you’ll find one of Europe’s most beautiful palace ensembles: Pillnitz...

Majestically perched above the Elbe River, Albrechtsburg Meissen is a late Gothic architectural masterpiece and the oldest castle complex in Germany....

Majestically perched on a rocky spur above the Zschopau River, Kriebstein Castle is considered the most beautiful knight’s castle in Saxony. With its...

Majestically above the Ostallgäu region: The ruins of Eisenberg Castle rise at 1,055 meters and, together with Hohenfreyberg Castle, form a unique castle duo. Whether for families or...

In the middle of the medieval small town of Rattenberg, Austria’s smallest city, lies one of Tyrol’s most important museums: the Augustinian Museum ....

Perched high on a steep cliff above the Echaz Valley, Lichtenstein Castle looks like something straight out of a fairytale. Often referred to as the...

Nestled in the heart of the Swabian Alb, framed by ancient monastery walls and a carefully maintained park, the Große Lauter river begins its journey from a crystal-clear karst spring....

In the eastern part of Müritz National Park, near the small village of Serrahn, lies a natural treasure of global importance: the Serrahn Beech Forests, part of the UNESCO World...

Where slate was once quarried, a quiet, almost enchanted landscape has taken shape. The Lehesten State Quarry in Thuringia is a remarkable example of how a...

In the village of Ockensen, part of Salzhemmendorf in the Weser Uplands, stands a natural phenomenon unlike any other in Lower Saxony: the Water Tree. From its moss-covered tip, clear...

Winding between steep forested slopes and tranquil coves, the Upper Lake meanders like a green ribbon through Eifel National Park. Its branching shape, deep green woodlands, and...

It’s the most photographed landmark on Heligoland and a true symbol of the island: the Lange Anna (“Long Anna”). Towering 47 meters high, this striking red sandstone sea stack rises...

A rare natural wonder awaits visitors in the Vulkaneifel: the Dreimühlen Waterfall, the only one of its kind in Germany. Growing year by year and fascinating in every season with its...

It looks like the spine of a long-lost world: rugged sandstone cliffs, jagged towers, and mysterious crevices cutting across the landscape like a scar. The Devil’s Wall (Teufelsmauer)...

Whoever thinks a museum is a quiet place filled with dusty display cases has clearly never been to experimenta in Heilbronn. At Germany’s largest science...

Nestled at the base of Gellért Hill on the Buda side of the Danube, the Gellért Thermal Bath is one of Europe’s most iconic spa experiences. With its magnificent...

Just minutes away from the hustle and bustle of Budapest lies one of the city's most beautiful green escapes: Margaret Island (Margitsziget). This car-free island in the middle of the...

The Fisherman’s Bastion is one of Budapest’s most photogenic landmarks. Perched high above the Danube, this snow-white monument with its pointed towers and...

Castle Palace, also known as Budavári Palota, rises majestically above the city on Castle Hill and ranks among the most iconic landmarks in Budapest. Once...