Germany offers beautiful scenery and historic sites like fairytale castles. As the capital of Germany, Berlin is a metropolitan city with many universities, museums, and entertainment venues that also hosts sporting events. Some of Berlin's most famous landmarks include the Brandenburg Gate and Gendarmenmarkt square. Munich has a great culture scene and blend of classic and modern architecture featuring churches, walls and palaces. Dresden is known for its historic landmarks in the Old Town like the Frauenkirche cathedral and Semper Opera House, as well as the Zwinger Palace museum complex. Leipzig has a vibrant arts culture shaped by famous composers, with performances held at the St. Thomas Church where Bach is

2. Germany is home to some
of Europe’s most beautiful
scenery, fairytale castles
and important historic
sites.
Located in the heart of
Europe, this country is a
great choice for a holiday;
with medieval towns,
picturesque mountain
resorts and metropolitan
cities, there's something to
cater for every taste.

3. A federal state and the
capital of Germany.
Modern Berlin is home to
universities, orchestras,
museums, entertainment
venues, and is host to
many sporting
events. The city is well
known for its festivals,
diverse architecture,
nightlife, contemporary
arts, and a high quality of
living.

4. Brandenburg Gate
It is an 18th-century neoclassical triumphal arch in Berlin,
and one of the best-known landmarks of Germany.

5. Gendarmenmarkt
This is one of the
most stunning
squares in the city

6. Berlin Zoological Garden

7. München is one of the best places to visit in Germany with a
great culture scene.
The city center is an attractive blend of classic and modern
architecture, teeming in historic churches, medieval walls and
royal palaces.

8. New town hall
(Neues Rathaus)

9. München best known as the origin of the world famous Oktoberfest

10. Dresden is the capital of the federal state of Saxony, and also is an industrial,
governmental and cultural centre, known worldwide for its historic landmarks in the
Old Town.

11. Frauenkirche cathedral
between 1860 and 1890 now

13. Semper Opera House

15. Zwinger Palace
It served as the orangery, exhibition gallery and festival arena
of the Dresden Court.

16. Today, the Zwinger is a museum complex
that contains the Old Masters Picture
Gallery (Gemäldegalerie Alte Meister), the
Dresden Porcelain Collection
(Porzellansammlung) and the Royal Cabinet
of Mathematical and Physical Instruments
(Mathematisch-Physikalischer Salon).

17. Great Garden
(Großer Garten)

18. Baroque
style park
in Dresden

20. The largest city in Germany’s federal state of Saxony, Leipzig
is known for its vibrant arts and culture scene shaped by
famous music composers like Bach, Richard Wagner and
Felix Mendelssohn.
Old Town in Leipzig

21. Tourists today can enjoy performances of Bach’s music at the St. Thomas
Church where Bach once served as choir leader and is now buried.

22. You'll feel like you're stepping back in time if you visit Quedlinburg. This quaint
medieval renaissance town, situated to the north of the Harz Mountains, is on the
UNESCO World Heritage list.

23. There are over 1300
half-timbered colourful
houses and
cobblestone streets.

24. It even has the oldest house in Germany, which was built around 1300.

25. I hope there is no
doubt that
Germany is an
amazing and
beautiful country
to visit!