When traveling to Germany, it is important to choose the right place to visit. Here are some places that are worth visiting, including Cologne, Nuremberg, Berlin, Potsdam, and Munich. These cities all have unique attractions to offer. You can choose from these to plan a memorable trip to Germany.
Cologne
One of the most interesting places to visit in Cologne is the Art Museum. This museum features the works of several notable artists, from Rembrandt to Manet. It also has a collection of modern art. A visit to the Cologne Museum of Art will also give you a chance to admire the art of many other German artists.
Nuremberg
One of the oldest buildings in Nuremberg is the White Tower. The tower was built around 1250 as a gate to the second city wall. Its name derives from the white plaster that covered the exterior. However, this was removed during restoration efforts after World War II. It now forms part of the subway station Weisser Turm.
Berlin
One of the most interesting cities in Europe, Berlin is bursting with culture. This vibrant city is steeped in history and teeming with amazing architecture. Its nightlife is exciting and affordable, and the city offers an impressive array of museums and art. Visitors can see the relics of its troubled past, and explore its glittering future.
Potsdam
One of the best places to visit in Potsdam is the Dutch Quarter. This quarter has Dutch architecture, including buildings made of red brick with white stripes and shutter windows. They were built after the Seven Years' War. Today, Potsdam has one of the largest Dutch communities outside of the Netherlands.
Rothenburg ob der Tauber
One of the oldest cities in Germany, Rothenburg ob der Tauber was once the largest city in the country. But during the 16th century, the city experienced a major population decline. It was plagued with poverty for decades but, despite the hardships, it was able to maintain a perfect balance of history, culture, and modern living.
Fussen
Located just north of the Austrian border, Füssen is a charming town in the Bavarian state of Bavaria. Featuring a Gothic castle, the city also has an art museum and is known for its lute and violin-making industry. The town is also close to the Hohenschwangau and Neuschwanstein castles. And if you love outdoor activities, Füssen has a ski resort, as well as an alpine slide and panoramic cable car.
