Germany the Paradise Of Europe

Germany is a European country highlighted mainly because of its historic past. This country had a huge impact on the world back in the days. Now it has museums, historic buildings, and the cities which show the shadows of the past. The group of travel enthusiast that loves to explore historic places is in for a journey through time. Germany has many UNESCO world heritage sites and natural wonders for you to explore. 

Neuschwanstein Castle

One of the most popular tourist attractions in Germany, this place feels like it's not real also called the fairy tale castle this masterpiece is located in the town of schwangau and was the inspiration for the sleeping beauty castle at Disneyland.

For the perfect view of the castle, you have to go to the queen mary's bridge, where you will be able to get an iconic view to get some decent photos. The interior of the castle is stunning; look anywhere you will see luxury and lavish walls, curtains and chandeliers. On the guided tour you can take a look at the singer's hall and king's bedroom which is a memorable experience.

The castle and its story are so fascinating that people from around the world visit this majestic castle. It takes 2 hours to reach the castle from Munich by road. People mainly prefer renting a car and drive to the castle through A7 highway. Tickets can only be bought and reserved before arrival and if you don't have a reservation you can buy it from the ticket office in the village of Hohenschwangau.

The black forest

The black forest is a mountain range in the southwest region of Germany; this forest is well known for stunning roadways, medieval villages, vineyards, and the relaxing thermal spas, here are the best places you can visit in the black forest.

1. Baden-Baden 

This place is the Mecca of spa culture, the modern Caracalla Spa and the historic friedrichsbad spa renowned for their magical healing effects on both body and mind attracts a lot of people around the world.

2. Clock Museum

For the lovers of the classic cuckoo clock, this museum offers more than 8000 clocks and watches from different parts of the world some of the clocks dates back to the 1850s. The museum offers a guided tour daily showing iconic art pieces and their story.

About the famous clock...

If you are into reading books and watching movies you have definitely seen this clock, this is the world-famous cuckoo clock, more common in the western part of the globe and a souvenir for the tourists. The cuckoo clock is made in the black forest of Germany in many different designs and colors but with the same base design of a hut. The cheapest clock can cost about 150 Euros and it goes up to 1000 Euros according to the design and quality.

3. Triberg waterfall

Located in the greenly town of Triberg, this natural wonder is the highest waterfall in Germany, Just get lost in the chirping sounds of the woods, take a break from exploration and just relax . You can enjoy the view from every angle with small tours uphill.

Rothenburg ob der Tauber

Located on the romantic road of Bavaria, this site is one of the most recommended places by travelers from around the globe.

The houses and buildings are so well preserved it feels like a place out of fantasy books, stores selling Christmas items all year round will give you Christmas like feels no matter which season or month you visit. 

The town is small and can be explored on foot. Don't forget to climb the hall's tower for a charming view of the whole town. Guided tours are organized which include museums visits and churches where you can understand the local culture. 

From Munich price of a guided tour to Rothenberg is around 60 USD for adults and 30 USD for children. Prices vary according to the duration and service. 

Munich

Munich, Bavaria's capital is one of the major cities in Germany, known for its famous beer halls, antiquated buildings, endless museums, and the annual Oktoberfest celebration. 

Munich has an electric nightlife with numerous clubs, bars, live music venues, and beer gardens where you will never feel bored. 

 Here are some of the shortlisted places you can visit to make your time in Munich worth it

1. Marienplatz

Marienplatz is the central square of Munich which is a perfect place to start your exploration also here you can find many quality boutiques, restaurants, and shops. The area is crowded with local people and tourists and a perfect place to discover the culture and traditions.

The festival scenes in the square are magical and are recommended for visitors. 

Every major tourist attraction is close to the square and easily reachable.

2. Munich Residenz

If you love royal antiques this is a place for you, with never-ending displays of old ornaments, jewelry, and furniture this palace is a treat, and a well-known attraction in whole Europe. 

The royal palace is also renowned for its iconic architecture and room decorations, for more insight on the history of the palace guided English tours are available on an hourly basis.

3. English garden

The fact that it’s man-made is mind-blowing. The park is one of the largest in the world offering an artificial lake, jogging paths, picnic spots, cycling areas, restaurants, and beer gardens where locals and tourists come to chill. 

The park stretches from the center to the northeast part of the city and covers an area of 1.4 square miles.

Berlin

The capital city of Germany, Berlin is not only the biggest city in Germany but it is one of the biggest and most important cities in whole Europe. Berlin has the best nightlife it's like the whole city turns into a lightning show at dawn. 

The city has a  perfect blend of natural and artificial landscapes, Lots of fishing areas can be seen all over the city with people peacefully fishing and enjoying every bit of it, and a football field in almost every 2 to 3 blocks. Comparing to the rest of Europe Berlin has a lot of modern buildings which are not much seen in European cities.

 Here are some of the best places and areas of Berlin 

1. Brandenburg gate;

Back then only the royal family was allowed to pass through the central arch but now you can too, so enjoy the time you have here and feel the royalty of this place. 

The gate was built as an entrance to the German capital, now it's a tourist attraction and a sign of unity and freedom. Daily English language tours are held for few hours hosted by local guides and that to absolutely free Hurray!

2. Berlin wall Memorial;

 You will be fascinated by the history of this memorial. If you are interested in Berlin’s past you will be amazed after visiting here, it stretches 1.4 km across.

 Back then it divided the territories of the Americans, British, and the French but after that, it had an outrageous history including the GDR case. The parts of the wall are well preserved and now it is a tourist attraction where seminars and events are held to showcase the history of the wall. 

3. Museum Island;

 Awarded UNESCO world heritage site title this island is located on the spree river in the central Mitte district of berlin. There are a total of 5 museums each having their own specialty, you will have to spend an entire day covering all museums and parts of the island which is really worth it.

 Quick tips carry a water bottle to avoid purchasing it from the overpriced stores inside.

 While in the city, watch the sunset from the berlin tower it's really beautiful and the tower itself is an impressive building. End your day with lots and lots of fun activities like open-air cinemas, live music concerts and nightclubs which will blend you in the electric nightlife of Berlin.

Originally written by huzefamhowala

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