10 Big Attractions you don´t want to miss on your trip to Germany.

2. #01. Rügen
• Rügen is Germany's largest island and one of
the country’s most popular tourist destinations.
• The island’s landscape includes the white cliffs
of the Koenigsstuhl.
• Many hiking path to explore the Island.

3. #02. Zugspitze
• The Zugspitze is Germany's highest mountain
(2,962 metres above sea level).
• The views from are unbelievable.
• At the base of the Zugspitze lies the famous
Eibsee.

4. #03. Oberammergau
• The picturesque Oberammergau lies in the
heart of the scenic Bavarian alpine region.
• It is home of approximately 100 woodcarvers
who do not only religious subjects but a lot
more from toys to humoristic portraits.

5. #04. Rothenburg ob der Tauber
• Rothenburg ob der Tauber lies on the Romantic
Road.
• In the Altstadt (Old Town) there are many
picturesque half-timbered houses.
• You con walk on the intact city walls around the
Old Town to get a great view over the city and
the Tauber valley.

6. #05. Sanssouci Palace & Park
• The Sanssouci Palace is the most visited
attraction in Potsdam.
• Rococo-style Hohenzollern palace was erected
between 1745 and 1747.
• It is part of the UNESCO World Heritage.

7. #06. "Flower Island" Mainau
• Mainau on the Bodensee shows changing
beauties of nature all ysear.
• Million tulips, hundreds of rhododendrons,
rosesn and colorful dahlias.
• Huge tree collection with impressive Mammoth
trees.

8. #07. The Rhine Valley
• The Rhine River begins at the Rheinwaldhorn
Glacier in the Swiss Alps and flows north and
east approximately 1,320 km (820 miles).
• The name comes from the Celtic word renos
which means raging flow.
• More than 40 castles and 60 beautiful medieval
towns lie along the river.

9. #08. Castle Neuschwanstein
• The Fairytale Castle is one of the most famous
attractions in Germany.
• Located in the south of Germany, in Bavaria.
• More than 1.5 million visitors per year.

10. #09. The Cologne Cathedral
• The Cologne Cathedral is the second-tallest
church building ein Europe and the third-tallest
worldwide.
• The Cathedral is surrounded by the famous
Domplatte and right next to some historical
museums.
• It has the biggest doubledoor-facade and is the
biggest gothic cathedral of the world.

11. #10. The Brandenburg Gate in Berlin
• The Brandenburg Gate right in the center of the
German capital Berlin.
• Built between 1788 and 1791.
• A landmark of the city and the whole country.
• Related to the most important events and the
history of Berlin.

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