The most impressive corners of Germany that you can not miss
Germany is one of the most interesting EU countries for tourism. Along with magnificent landscapes throughout the country, masterpieces of medieval and modern architecture are of great interest. And although sometimes the proximity of antiquity and modernity seems surprising, in Germany they are very sensitive to history, and all modern culture grows from centuries-old traditions, transforming and transforming the face of the country, making rest in it saturated with impressions and emotions.
Rugen cliffs
The island, according to research, which served as a prototype of Pushkin's island of Buyan, is fabulously picturesque. First of all, it is worth seeing its chalk cliffs.
Romantic rhine
There is a site on the river that has long been loved by tourists, where vineyards grow on the coastal hills, medieval ruins and ancient castles are visible.
Frauenkirche ("Church of the Virgin")
The church has existed since the eleventh century. Reconstructing many times, it acquired its final Baroque appearance at the beginning of the eighteenth century, but it also had to be restored from ruins after the fall of the Berlin Wall.
Lindau
This is a city, part of which is on the island. The mainland is modern buildings and infrastructure, but the historical - ancient - is located on an island nearby. By the way, from a geographical point of view, this island is no less interesting - it is located at the junction of three states.
Oktoberfest Folk Festival
A beer festival that has become part of the local culture.
Roman Catholic Cologne Cathedral
One of the tallest churches in the world. The cathedral is made in the Gothic style and was built for a long time. The beginning of construction dates back to the 13-15th centuries, then it continued only in the 19th century.
Holstenor Gate
The city gates of Lübeck were built in the Middle Ages. Now they are the hallmark of the city.
Heidelberg Old Town
One of the few large cities that survived the bombing of World War II and retained the historical part.
Brandenburg Gate
They are a symbol of both the capital and the whole of Germany.
Neuschwanstein Castle
The romantic castle of the Bavarian king is located in the south of Germany and took almost the first place in terms of attendance among tourists.