Germany is one of the safest of all the European countries, with picturesque landscapes, wonderful architecture, delicious food and lots more. Europe provides you with the best landscapes is an established and celebrated fact. However, it is a very demanding continent with lots of travel requirements. But Germany has no major travel requirements. So listed below are some popular tourist attractions in Germany which you must take a look at.

The most popular tourist attractions in Germany

#25. Neuschwanstein:

This beautiful castle was the inspiration for the sleeping beauty castles, in the Disney land. It is the most beautiful building in the country that sits on a rugged hill near Fussen in south-west Bavaria.

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#24. Brandenburg Gate in Berlin:

This is the only gate that has survived the city of Berlin. This is a symbol of reunification of east and west Berlin. It's one of the most favorite destinations in Europe.

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#23. Heidelberg Old City:

This is one of the most beautiful city in Germany which has still retained its Baroque charm and spectacular houses. This is situated in the Neckar River Valley and is one of the most popular destinations in Germany.

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#22. Holstentor in Lubeck:

This is one of the two remaining gates in the city of Lubeck. Today it is a museum due to which two attractive round towers, and arched entrance is regarded as the symbol of Lubeck.

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#21. Cologne Cathedral:

This is one of the most famous landmarks in the city of Cologne, this is the greatest Gothic Cathedral in Germany. It is dedicated to the St. Peter and Mary.

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#20. Oktoberfest:

This is the largest volksfest in Munich that gathers more than 6 million visitors per year. This festival starts in the last part of September and continues till the first weekend of October. Visitors come here to enjoy a variety of traditional fairs.

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#19. Lindau:

This is situated at the meeting Point of the Austrian, German and Swiss Borders. The city only has about 3000 inhabitants and has lots of medieval and half-timbered buildings.

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#18. Frauenkirche in Dresden:

Frauenkirche (Church of our lady), was completely destroyed during the world war II. It was again reconstructed from the 1720's until 2005 since it's opening, it's been flooded with tourists from all across the globe.

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#17. Romantic Rhine:

This is the most beautiful section of the Rhine river between Koblenz to Bingen. The Rhime river flows here, through steep mountains, which have numerous castles and ruins. It has been an important part of the trade route into central Europe for a long time.

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#16. Black Forest:

The Black Forest or the Schwarzwald, is on the southwestern corner of the city. The thick tree canopy gives this place, this name. If you love nature and outdoor picnics, then this place is a must visit for you. You can hike, swim in the Alpine lakes, and engage in Mountain Biking.

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#15. Rothenburg ob der Tauber:

People claim it to resemble a storybook village straight from the fairytales. The Medieval centers are extremely well preserved, and some of the houses date back to the 15th and 16th Century.

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#14. Nuremberg Christmas Market:

You'll all know that German Christmas Markets throughout the world are popular and amidst this Nuremberg, is probably the best. The annual Christkindlesmarkt has been held since the 17th century. You must visit it during the evening to see the gleaming decor of Christmas Lights.

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#13. Zugspitze:

If you want to see the scenery of four countries at once, then go to the highest peak in Germany, Zugspitze. This is located over the town of Garmisch.

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#12. Burg Hohenzollern Castle:

This is placed on a bluff overlooking two tiny towns at the foothills of the Swabian Alps. You can see beautiful landscapes from there. The castle is filled with big rooms, glass windows, and decorative frescoes.

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#11. Reichstag in Berlin

This is a historic city in the city of Berlin. This was damaged in the world war II and was renovated in the 1990's. After the cold war Berlin was declared as the overall capital and Reichstag was declared as the official seat of the government.

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#10. Berchtesgaden

Berchtesgaden is a quaint little mountain town in southern Bavaria close to the Austrian border. It was also known as the summer retreat of Adolf Hitler. It is today a museum.

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#9. Rugen Cliffs

It is located in the Jasmund National park in the Northeast part of Rugen Island. The 118m high Konigsstuhl (Kings Chair) is the most miraculous part of the cliff.

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#8. Schwerin Castle

It is in the city of Schwerin. It is located in an island in the middle of Schwerin sea. It a seat of government.

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#7. Saxon Switzerland National Park

It is near the city of Dresden and the Elbe Sandstone Mountains. The path stretches into the Czech Republic. The Czech park is called Bohemian Switzerland National Park.

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#6. Quedlinburg

Quedlinburg is a charming picturesque town filled with timbered houses. It has the charm of historic Germany since it suffered little damage during the world wars.

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#5. Sylt

It is the northernmost coastal part of Germany. Sylt is a famous island

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#4. Aachen Cathedral

It is near the border of Belgium and Netherland. This is the oldest Cathedral in Northern Europe. It was started building in the 8th century and you can see the old Bronze wolf doors from the 9th century here.

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#3. Harz Mountains

It is one of the highest mountain ranges of Germany that is a beautiful picturesque landscape with snow-covered peaks and beautiful houses.

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#2. Old Town Hall in Bamberg

Bamberg in Bavaria is a historic city and Old Townhall is one of the most popular attraction here. It is in the middle of the bridge over the Regnitz River..

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#1. Volkerschlachtdenkmal in Leipzig

Leipzig is a major city of Saxony and this is the largest monument of Europe. Also called the monument of the battle of nations. It was built to remember the Battle of Leipzig.

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Hence these were the 25 most attractive places that see a flood of tourists from al corners of the world in Germany. Visit this beautiful country and you'll remember it forever. Share, Like and Comment and let me know your reviews.

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