Germany is indeed one of the most diverse tourist destinations in the world, and this is evident from the fact that the number of people visiting it has been increasing for many years now, at an exponential pace. The most popular thing about the country is, of course, its beer, since the German culture inculcates drinking on practically every occasion, or for that matter, even without any occasion.
Nevertheless, tourists who enjoy alcohol don't mind indulging even for a little bit. Further, the food is also a great accompaniment of sorts to the alcoholic beverage, resulting in even more reasons for one to consume this heady concoction on a regular basis. Visiting around October would land one in the middle of Oktoberfest, which is a mass celebration full of fun and frolic.
Besides this, Germany also is home to the Berlin wall, a structure that is renowned the world over for its historical significance as the barrier between east and west Germany. Although only the ruins of the same remain as of now, it is still an enlightening experience for many to witness the structure from where it all began. There are also many other destinations in the ocuntry, each having its own significance:
Besides this, Germany also is home to the Berlin wall, a structure that is renowned the world over for its historical significance as the barrier between east and west Germany. Although only the ruins of the same remain as of now, it is still an enlightening experience for many to witness the structure from where it all began. There are also many other destinations in the ocuntry, each having its own significance:
- Augsburg – This city is known for its association with Emperor Augustus, artists that were popular around the world, the Holy Roman empire and the Fugger and Welser families.
- Erfurt – Religious history engulfs this town, which is also very famous for its monasteries, churches and convents. It's a must visit for tourists who want to travel but without the hustle and bustle of a typical metropolitan city. Indeed, the atmosphere of Erfurt is magical and enchanting, to say the least, and one finds getting instantly attracted from the moment he steps foot inside its borders.
- Freiburg – Found close to 900 years ago, this town is a live specimen of the greatness and skill of German medieval architecture.
- Heidelberg – This city is a haven for writes and poets, with many of the world's leading personalities
having taken inspiration from the Neckar river, the green woods and vineyards, and the high mountainside, all of which come together to form a striking contrast.
- Koblenz – Easily one of the oldest German towns, with a history close to 2000 years, Koblenz is known for its architecture and traditional lineage.
- Mainz – This town houses the Gutenberg Museum.
- Munster – After being turned to dust in 1943, this city was rebuilt as an exact replica.
- Osnabruck – One of the most picturesque locales in Germany can be found here. This town is the perfect spot for hiking, cycling and walking.
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