From the article: Best Ten Sights & Attractions in Germany
There are so many great things to see and do in Germany that it is always tough to narrow down a "must-see" list. So join the conversation and tell us what you think:
What are the top places to visit, the best things to do, and the attractions worth seeing in Germany?
Share your favorites with us and find out, what other Germany travelers recommend.
Romantic road
- the romantis road is so cool its like if u go through it u fall in love u heard me
- —Guest anaelee 203 727 7463 call me
Best Places to Visit in Germany
- Garmisch Germany is my favorite place. Setting in Bavaria, close to Innsbuck, Switzerland, Munich, surrounded by the Alps, Oberramagau (Passion Play) 2010. etc.
- —Guest Robert "Ollie" Oliver
wonderland
- all places of Germany are beautiful. Dresden, Colon, Berlin, Bonn, Korin, Munic,Liepzig, Frankfurt.......Germany is the wonderland of the world.
- —Guest maulik joshi
Little Villages
- Mix with the local people in the local villages. Sit outside of a beautiful Gasthaus, preferably near a lake or some sort of body of water and have a nice Bier or a glass of wine and socialize with the local folk. My favorite part of Germany is Bavaria, particularly in Garmisch, which is close to Oberramagau which is famous for wood carving and also the Passion Play is held there every ten years. You are only a stones throw from Austria and very close to Switzerland. Plus you have access to the highest point in Germany which is almost 10,000 Feet up, The Zugspitze. While you are on top you can walk across to Austria have a bite to eat and walk back.
- —Guest Robert "Ollie" Oliver
dresden
- dresden is the most beautiful city in germany, amongst the cities i have visited. i would love to visit it again and again. The architecture is wonderful.
- —Guest maulik joshi
Baden Wurttemberg
- My family has been in America since 1881. I have at 55 years old just made my first trip back to the home village in the Neckartal. Not only was it my first visit but I was also the first in our family to return in 125 years. What a greeting and celebration waiting for us. this is quite typical in Germany and most certainly for the Swabians of Wurtemberg. While there in Germay we visited much of what was the western sector and it was all wonderful but the Black Forest area is the definitive spot for fun, beauty and peacefulness. Most highly recommended. It could take a life time to experience all things and places in Baden-Wurttemberg alone.
- —Guest Albert Plocher
Trier
- Spent three days there last year. The City is beautiful with its location on the Mosel. If you have a chance ride the bike path down the Mosel...goes all the way to Koblenz if you are really in good shape. So many Roman Ruins to see and their City Museum was really interesting and worth seeing. Walk the city as there is so much to see on both sides of the Mosel.
- —Guest Karen
Bodensee
- I recommend going to the South of Germany, visiting the lake Bodensee (lake Constance). It is bordered by Germany, Switzerland and Austria, close to the Alps. I took a boat to the island Mainau with my family. Beautiful. The climate is very mild and you can find palm trees, orange trees and many flowers there.
- —Guest martenberg
Berlin
- I think Berlin is the best place to visit in Germany. It has so many interesting sights and monuments, and recent history of this city is simply fascinating! I recommend visiting the East Side Gallery (which used to be the original Berlin Wall). If I had to pick a Berlin museum (there are many great ones!), I'd probably recommend visiting the Jewish Museum. The exhibition is very extensive and interesting, and the architecture is breathtaking.
- —Guest sabinmuller
