<p>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 <strong>unique attractions</strong> to offer. You can choose from these to plan a memorable trip to Germany.</p><h2>Cologne</h2><p>One of the most interesting places to visit in <a href="/en/germany/cologne">Cologne</a> 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.</p><h2>Nuremberg</h2><p>One of the oldest buildings in Nuremberg is the <a href="https://www.tripadvisor.com/ShowUserReviews-g187310-d8527427-r716798313-Weisser_Turm-Nuremberg_Middle_Franconia_Franconia_Bavaria.html">White Tower</a>. 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.</p><figure class="image"><img src="http://cityplanet.org/media/Nuremberg_1669894572.jpeg"><figcaption>Nuremberg</figcaption></figure><h2>Berlin</h2><p>One of the most interesting cities in Europe, <a href="/en/germany/berlin">Berlin</a> 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.</p><figure class="image"><img src="http://cityplanet.org/media/Berlin_1669894556.jpeg"><figcaption>Berlin</figcaption></figure><h2>Potsdam</h2><p>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.</p><h2>Rothenburg ob der Tauber</h2><p>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.</p><h2>Fussen</h2><p>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.</p><iframe height=241 frameBorder=0 width=431 allowfullscreen=true src=https://www.youtube.com/embed/9T49_LduzpQ style='margin:0px auto; display: block;'></iframe>

<p>Germany is a great destination for travelers who want to learn more about the country's history, landscapes, and cities. The country is home to countless historical sites that are best explored on a guided tour. If you want to learn about the concentration camps, check out <a href="http://www.kz-gedenkstaette-dachau.de/">Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial Site</a> near Munich. This site honors the thousands of people who perished at this notorious Nazi concentration camp. The museum includes reconstructed barracks and cells.</p><h2>German landscapes</h2><p>Germany is a beautiful country with a great variety of attractions and sights. If you want to explore the countryside and soak up the culture, a guided tour can help you do just that. The Southern Germany region is picturesque with its castles, Christmas markets, and cuckoo clocks. You can also visit the Alp Mountains in the south of Germany, Bavaria, and Austria. The countrysides surrounding the Rhine River and the Moselle River are great places for wine lovers.</p><h2>German cities</h2><p>If you're looking for a unique way to explore the cities in Germany, there are plenty of guided tours available. These tours include historical sites, modern culture, and urban pleasures like shopping and fine dining. Most tours include friendly local guides who are more than willing to answer your questions.</p><h2>German river cruises</h2><p>Guided river cruises in Germany offer a unique way to explore the region. The <strong>Rhine river runs through several countries</strong> and offers an array of landscapes. You'll see the rolling hills of the Black Forest, and you'll cruise through deep canyons in the Middle Rhine. You'll also see breathtaking cities like Cologne and Dusseldorf.</p><h2>Cologne</h2><p>There are many different types of guided tours available in Cologne. You can choose to take a guided city tour, a museum tour, or a boat tour. There are even group tours that focus on the Cologne way of life, as well as culinary tours and sports events.</p><h2>Munich</h2><p>Munich offers many guided tours. Walking tours are usually limited to 15 people and focus on certain topics of interest to those who take them. Tours are typically informative and provide a unique insider's view of the city. They cover everything from the historic cathedrals to the beer halls and chaotic Marienplatz. They also include information on annual festivals, cultural events, and sports events. The tours also include the history of Bavaria, which is home to the infamous Neuschwanstein castle.</p><h2>Cologne's UNESCO site</h2><p>One of the world's most historic and UNESCO-listed sites is the <a href="https://goo.gl/maps/b5HhzksXaHDhgLH47">Cologne Cathedral</a>. With a tower of 515 feet, this cathedral is one of the city's most famous sights. Cologne was founded in the first century BC as a Roman settlement on the Rhine. During the Roman period, Cologne was known as Colonia Claudia Ara Agrippinensium, named after the wife of Claudius. Agrippina petitioned Claudius to elevate the city to the status of a Colonia, which was a city under Roman law. Later, after the collapse of the Roman Empire, Cologne became the Frankish capital of Lower Germany.</p><h2>Cologne's Romantic Road</h2><p>Cologne's Romantic Road guided tours are a must-do while in Cologne. This road winds through the largest contiguous wine-growing region in Germany and is peppered with medieval half-timbered buildings. The area's temperate climate makes it a great place to grow a variety of fruits and vegetables, including almonds, figs, lemons, and kiwifruit. The Romantic Road also includes the Pfalzerwald, a hilly forest that is classified as a Unesco Biosphere Reserve.</p>

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<p>During Christmas time, Nuremberg becomes a flurry of activity, as visitors flock to the city for its bustling Christmas markets. You can also enjoy the city's rich medieval history on a Nuremberg tour. It's easy to see why it is a popular destination for international visitors.</p><iframe src=https://www.youtube.com/embed/1UYYFPOgRuI height=235 frameBorder=0 allowfullscreen=true width=420 style='margin:0px auto; display: block;'></iframe> 

<p>Nuremberg, a city steeped in history and culture, offers a variety of exciting excursions for visitors. Our carefully curated selection of tours ensures that you experience the best of this Bavarian gem. Here are some of the excursions we offer:</p>

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<li><strong>Old Town Walking Tour:</strong> Explore the charming medieval streets, admire Gothic architecture, and visit key landmarks like the Hauptmarkt and St. Sebaldus Church.</li>

<li><strong>Nuremberg Castle Tour:</strong> Discover the city's imperial past with a guided tour of the imposing Nuremberg Castle and its fascinating museums.</li>

<li><strong>World War II History Tour:</strong> Gain insights into Nuremberg's role during the Nazi era, including visits to the Nazi Party Rally Grounds and the Nuremberg Trials Memorial.</li>

<li><strong>Culinary Adventure:</strong> Savor local delicacies like <em>Nürnberger Bratwurst</em> and <em>Lebkuchen</em> while exploring the city's vibrant food scene.</li>

<li><strong>Day Trip to Rothenburg:</strong> Visit the nearby medieval town of Rothenburg ob der Tauber, known for its well-preserved old town and picturesque streets.</li>
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<p>Whether you are a history buff or are looking to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city, Nuremberg is a great place to explore. The city is full of interesting history and beautiful architecture. You can find out about the history of the city at the <a href="https://museen.nuernberg.de/dokuzentrum/">Documentation Center</a>. You can also visit the DB Museum, which is a museum that focuses on trains in <a href="/en/germany">Germany</a>.</p><p>If you are looking for a more peaceful way to spend your day, you can visit the Castle Gardens. You can also take a trip to the Further Tor to get an excellent view of the city. You can also hire a pedalo for EUR12 an hour. Pedalo tours are also available.</p><figure class="image"><img src="/media/Documentation-Center-Nazi-Party-Rally-Grounds_1670913313.jpg"><figcaption>Documentation Center Nazi Party Rally Grounds</figcaption></figure><p>The Cathedral is the oldest church in Europe. It is a gothic building that has a clock that comes to life every day at noon. You can also see a stone carving of the Annunciation made by Veit Stoss<strong> in 1517</strong>. The church is also home to a church organ that is one of the largest in the world. It is also home to frequent organ concerts. You can also find the Lorenzkirche, a gothic church that is now a museum. The church has numerous outstanding artworks.</p><p>If you are looking for things to do in Nuremberg, you should also visit the Imperial Castle. This was the home of the Holy Roman Emperor. It is built on cobblestone paths and offers a great view of the city. You can also take a tour of the cellars and see how beer was stored there during World War II.</p><figure class="image"><img src="/media/Nuremberg_1670913324.jpg"><figcaption>Nuremberg</figcaption></figure><p>The Germanic National Museum is a great place to visit if you are interested in learning more about the history of German-speaking lands. You can also see many famous paintings by <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Albrecht_D%C3%BCrer">Albrecht Durer</a>. You can also visit the <a href="https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g187310-d241801-Reviews-Germanisches_Nationalmuseum-Nuremberg_Middle_Franconia_Franconia_Bavaria.html">Institute for Art Technology and Conservation</a>, which is a part of the German Museum. You can also visit the Cabinet of Coins and Medals, which is part of the German Museum.</p><p>There are many other attractions to see in Nuremberg, including the <a href="https://goo.gl/maps/LdsnQekkyHdsi1ULA">Spittlertor Gate Tower</a>, which is at the southwest corner of the city. The White Tower is another historic structure in the city. It was built in the 1250s and named after the white plaster exterior. You can also visit the Kaiserburg castle, which is a part of the Old Town. The Kaiserburg grounds include<strong> a museum, a church, and a climbing tower</strong>. The grounds are also free to explore.</p><figure class="image"><img src="/media/Spittlertorturm_1670913335.jpg"><figcaption>Spittlertorturm</figcaption></figure><p>Nuremberg is a great city to visit with kids. There are plenty of activities to choose from, such as a toy museum, a club, and beer tunnels. You can also find a great selection of shopping. You can also find local merchants that sell handmade goods. Whether you are looking to visit Nuremberg for a day or a week, there are many different things to do. You can also take advantage of the many walking paths in the city.</p>

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Explore the Old Town and the unique history of Nuremberg on a sightseeing train tour. Discover the city's highlights and their history with the help of an informative audio-guide.

Nuremberg: City Tour with the Bimmelbahn Train

Discover PLAYMOBIL®-FunPark in Zirndorf close to Nuremberg, where kids can play, balance, climb and discover an adventurous area of more than 90,000 m². Enjoy an exciting family-friendly adventure.

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Explore the dungeons beneath Nuremberg’s old city hall with this entry ticket. Learn about the use of the torture chamber and the plight of the prisoners from your audio guide as you explore the cells.

Nuremberg: City Tour with the Bimmelbahn Train

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