#europetrip Germany is a treasure trove of wonders, offering a mix of natural beauty, rich history, and cultural landmarks. The fairytale Neuschwanstein Castle inspires awe with its dreamy architecture, while the Brandenburg Gate symbolizes unity and strength. Berlin’s vibrant streets pulse with art and history, from the Berlin Wall remnants to Museum Island. Nature lovers can explore the Black Forest’s enchanting trails or cruise the romantic Rhine River, dotted with medieval castles. Bavarian villages like Rothenburg ob der Tauber charm with their timeless allure, and Oktoberfest showcases Germany’s festive spirit. From alpine peaks to cultural gems, Germany captivates every traveler.

When traveling to Germany, don't miss the Hanseatic city of Lüneburg. Honestly, I wouldn't have known about this place if I hadn't watched a German TV series, but once I saw its colorful little houses, I was deeply attracted. In the city, apart from the churches, the other buildings are not tall. You can find all kinds of delicious food just by walking around. This place is a paradise for foodies! It is said that the population here is only 100,000, and 1/10 of them are students from Lüneburg University. It can be said that this city is supported by tourism and education. The day I arrived in Lüneburg happened to be a Sunday, and it was also the free open day for German monuments. I felt like I had found a treasure. There is an old handicraft street in the city, and a medieval market event was being held at that time. The scene was like a time-travel drama. People in ancient costumes set up stalls on the street, as if they had really returned to ancient times. It was so much fun! There was also a live stage play on another street, where artists sang and danced in traditional costumes, and the classical music was mesmerizing.

Germany 🇩🇪, a country that combines classical and modern, traditional and innovative, is waiting for you to explore 🌈. Here, you can stroll through the historic streets and admire the grandeur of Cologne Cathedral. Here's a travel guide to Germany for you. _ Recommended destinations ✅: 🔸Frankfurt: Römer, Imperial Cathedral, Iron Bridge, Goethe Street, etc. 🔸Hamburg: St. Michael's Church, City Hall, etc. 🔸Berlin: Brandenburg Gate, Holocaust Memorial, etc. 🔸Munich: A center of technology, economy, and transportation, home to the European headquarters of many multinational companies 🔸Cologne: Twin-towered Gothic cathedral, Fragrance Museum, etc. 🔸Heidelberg: Heidelberg Castle, Heidelberg University, etc. 🔸Neuschwanstein Castle: The prototype for the Disney castle, located in southwestern Bavaria 🔸Königssee: Germany's deepest lake, famous for its emerald green and crystal-clear waters _ Must-see attractions in Germany ✅: 📍Neuschwanstein Castle 📍Cologne Cathedral 📍Berlin Wall Memorial 📍Brandenburg Gate 📍Museum Island 📍Marienplatz 📍Sanssouci Palace 📍Heidelberg Castle 📍Königssee 📍Rhine Valley 📍Black Forest 📍Romantic Road 📍Dresden 📍Nuremberg _ Recommended food ✅: 🔹Königsberger Klops 🔹Eisbein 🔹Käsespätzle 🔹Rouladen/Rinderroulade 🔹Sauerbraten 🔹Zwiebelkuchen 🔹Pfälzer Saumagen 🔹Grünkohl mit Pinkel 🔹Spargel 🔹Reibekuchen 🔹Rollmops 🔹Schwarzwälder Kirschtorte

#motortravel My motor trip through Germany with friends was an unforgettable adventure! 🚗 We hit the open road, starting in Munich, where the autobahn stretches out endlessly. Cruising at high speeds (no speed limits in parts!), we felt an incredible sense of freedom. One of our first stops was Neuschwanstein Castle, with an entrance fee of about €15. The view of this fairytale castle against the Bavarian Alps was simply breathtaking. We continued through the scenic Black Forest, stopping for delicious local cuisine—flavors as rich as the views. On the way, we explored smaller towns like Freiburg and Heidelberg, each filled with cobbled streets, old architecture, and cozy cafés. One of the highlights was the Rhine Valley, where vineyards and castles line the riverbanks. Germany is the perfect country for a road trip with friends—smooth roads, beautiful landscapes, and great stops at every turn. #MotorTripGermany #TravelWithFriends #GermanAutobahn #RoadTripVibes #NeuschwansteinCastle #RhineValley

#Western architecture Marienplatz Marienplatz Square or Virgin Mary Square 🇩🇪 A landmark in the center of Munich, Germany, with a monument to the Virgin Mary standing prominently on the square. Anyone who comes must check in here. See the beauty of Western architecture. Both churches, cathedrals, and beautiful houses are very beautiful. Important roads converge here. It can be said that it is a popular spot for tourists who come to this city. There will be a lot of people. Come walk and see the ancient charm of this city for free. #Follow the life of a little girl #Life is addicted to reviewing trips #100 ways to travel #Life is addicted to travel

🌎On the tapestry of time, the German federal government has carefully weaved the "Fairytale Road" with a magical thread of fairy tales - a dream journey that leads travelers across the border between reality and fantasy. Since 1975, this route has been created to commemorate the 200th anniversary of the birth of the Brothers Grimm. It is not only a tribute to the literary giants, but also a gentle call to the innocent dream in everyone's heart. ⭐️Route recommendations 🚩Hanau→Alsfeld→Marburg→Bad Wildungen→Kassel→Trendelburg→Bremen 🌼Daily schedule DAY1: Pick up the car at the Hanau car dealership - Hanau Market Square - Alsfeld Market Square - St. Wapucci Church DAY2: Malburg-Bad Wildungen-Bergflete Village DAY3: Kassel – Bellevue Palace, Brothers Grimm Museum – Kassel National Park DAY4: Trendelenburg Castle—Bremen DAY5: Bremen Central Square—Bremen Carillon House—Bremen Town Hall—Bremen Wine Cellar 🌸The total journey is about 546 kilometers. The recommended travel time is about 5 days, which is suitable for humanities lovers. 💖Overview of attractions ✔️Hanau Market Square, Hanau is the hometown of the Brothers Grimm, also known as the "City of the Brothers Grimm. Not far from the main entrance of the City Hall on the Market Square is the famous local landmark-the Statue of the Brothers Grimm. ✔️Alsfeld Market Square, Alsfeld is the most concentrated and complete preserved town in Germany, and is also the hometown of "Little Red Riding Hood". The market square is surrounded by medieval red-roofed truss-style buildings. It is full of warmth, as if you can meet the "Little Red Riding Hood" in the story at the corner of the intersection. ✔️Bergfriet Village, as the hometown of "Snow White", this original small village is peaceful and quiet, far away from the hustle and bustle of the city. You can trace the traces of the princess and the seven dwarfs here, and you can also visit the mines here Experience the real life of local miners. ✔️Kassel National Park is a giant symmetrical Baroque park located in Kassel. It has wide lawns, clear artificial rivers, quiet tree-lined paths, and elegant orangery palaces. It feels like strolling through the Grimm fairy tales. Beautifully illustrated. ✔️Bremen Central Square, this square in the center of the old city has experienced a hundred years of vicissitudes. Now it gathers tourists from all over the world, making it appear bustling and noisy. There is the magnificent City Hall, the magnificent and exquisite St. Petersburg Cathedral, and the "City Musicians of Bremen" sculpture that symbolizes the city. ✔️The Bremen Carillon House, in an alley called "Cooper Street" next to the Bremen City Hall, a red brick building stands secretly. The porcelain clock on the roof plays music at different times every day, bringing people's thoughts to life. Drawn into a distant and dreamy fairy tale. ☀️The "Fairy Tale Road" is not just a self-driving route, it is a baptism of the soul and an infinite yearning for beauty and innocence. Whether you are a child or an adult, this route can make you forget the troubles of the world and regain the long-lost innocence and dreams. Bring your curiosity and desire to explore and embark on this fantastic journey with us! Under the guidance of Grimm's fairy tales, let us look for those childhood lights and shadows that have been treated tenderly by time. #trip # Self-driving # Car rental # Self-driving tour

🌎In the busy urban life, do you long for a quick trip to pursue the antiquity and romance that only exist in dreams? Germany, a country that is misunderstood as rigorous and boring, actually hides countless exciting secrets. Today, let us embark on the "romantic road" together, travel through the Middle Ages, unlock German romance, and feel the delicacy and sophistication that spans time and space. ⭐️Route recommendations 🚩Würzburg → Bad Mergentheim → Rothenburg → Dinkelsbuhl → Nördlingen → Augsburg → Fussen 🌼Daily schedule DAY1: Pick up the car at Würzburg car dealership – Würzburg Palace – Old Main Bridge – Neumünster Church DAY2: Bad Mergentheim Town—Rotenburg City Hall—St. Jacob’s Cathedral—Buyunlai DAY3: Dinkelsbühl – Nördlingen – Odersburg DAY4: Augsburg Town Square - Perach Tower - Augsburg Puppet Theater - Fugger Welfare Institute DAY5: The town of Fussen—Neuschwanstein Castle 🌸The total journey is about 353 miles, and the recommended travel time is about 5 days, which is suitable for humanities lovers. 💖Overview of attractions ✔️Würzburg Palace, a treasure of Baroque architectural art, with a magnificent appearance and gorgeous interior decoration, demonstrates the glory and prosperity of German culture. ✔️Old Main Bridge, an ancient stone bridge across the Main River, has gone through vicissitudes of life and witnessed the changes in German history and the inheritance of culture. Looking around from the bridge, you can have an unobstructed view of the beautiful scenery on both sides of the river and the distant castle on the top of the mountain. ✔️The Neumünster Church, a Romanesque religious building built in the 11th century, now has a Baroque facade and dome. The smooth and complex sculpture lines and otherworldly religious murals inside exude a sacred and solemn atmosphere. ✔️Rothenburg City Hall, a mixed Gothic and Renaissance building located in the center of the old city. You can have a panoramic view of Rothenburg's red and brown town buildings from the clock tower platform. ✔️ Neuschwanstein Castle is a mysterious and romantic fairy tale castle. The pure white gorgeous building is like a swan that symbolizes purity. It complements the surrounding scenery of different seasons, making people feel like they are in an ancient elegant dreamland. ☀️The "Romantic Road", winding from central Germany to the south, is not only a self-driving route, but also a baptism of the soul. Along the way, you will travel through forests, grasslands, ancient castles and medieval towns, as if you are stepping into vivid historical pictures. Here, every brick and tile tells a story, and every scenery makes people linger. Driving here by yourself, you can not only enjoy the fun of driving, but also deeply appreciate the poetry and beauty of the German nation. #trip # Self-driving # Car rental # Self-driving tour

Man's Island is located in the southern part of Germany 🇩🇪. First take a sightseeing boat ⛴️, and it takes about 10 minutes to reach Man's Island. The island is green and lush, with beautiful scenery, fresh air, and a relaxing mood. A 15-minute walk will take you to the famous Herrenchiemsee Palace, a historic building. The garden in front of the door is a hot spot for taking photos. There are also outdoor restaurants on the island, which provide a relaxing dining experience. #Overseas Travel #Germany Travel

Garmisch is located in southern Germany, near the border. The houses in this small town are relatively short, and the exterior walls are painted in different colors, which is quite distinctive. The buildings are mainly bar-type restaurants🍴 and small shops selling souvenirs. Looking from a distance from the building, you can see the rolling hills⛰️, which is a great view. #Overseas Travel #Germany Travel There are famous attractions nearby, such as Neuschwanstein Castle, which is definitely worth a visit.

Today I went to McDonald's in Germany for breakfast. As a chain of fast food restaurants, they all have ordering machines. McDonald's in Germany has fewer options in the morning. There are not so many types of English muffins. There are about three to four items, including a breakfast set. It is usually sold with biscuits and mineral water. This is what I think is very different. The price is 7-9 euros for a breakfast. #EUROPE #PARENT-CHILD PLACE #Germany #McDonald’s Breakfast

1.) Guerlain Aqua Allegoria Picture 123 With centuries of history, Cologne is one of the best cities in Germany to explore. Located on the western edge of the country, this city blends everything together and is perfect for a weekend getaway. For me, the most impressive landmark must be Cologne Cathedral. Located on the banks of the Rhine River, it overlooks Cologne and is well worth a visit. Not only that, but there is also a lot of history within its walls. The Gothic architecture of the cathedral is the most ambitious building project since the Middle Ages. 2.) Rottenburg, Plot 456 One of the most vibrant and colorful places in Germany is Rothenburg. Well, at least in my opinion! Rothenburg is located on the edge of the state of Bavaria in northern Germany, and is one of the best tourist destinations in Germany. For many years, it has been included in the route of the Romantic Road. 3.) Burger Figure 7 One of the treasures of the Elbe River is the city of Hamburg. Trust me, Hamburg has too many epic sights! Although it may not have the "advantages" of Berlin, as one of the best destinations for city travel in Germany, it has a strong influence. 4.) Dresden Figure 8 Dresden is located in the Saxony region of Germany and is a city about the size of Edinburgh in the UK. This makes it big enough to be vibrant and full of things to do, but also small enough to explore over a long weekend. Dresden was once known as the "Jewel Box", housing several luxurious buildings and artworks. 5.) Munich Figure 9 Munich is known as the capital of Bavaria and is undoubtedly a very beautiful city, as well as one of the most worthwhile places to visit in Germany. Not only that, Munich can be the gateway to the wider Bavarian region, and can also easily become the starting or ending point of your travels.

#2023travelwish One of my most wished for travel destination is Berlin, Germany. I travelled in a group pre-Covid and would love to visit Berlin once again. We had tons of fun and learnt a lot about its history. Charlie Checkpoint is the Berlin Wall crossing point between East Berlin and West Berlin during the Cold War from 1947 to 1991. The now defunct checkpoint is now a tourist attraction where you pay 5 euros to take a picture with the fake army officers. Berliner Unterwelten is an underground museum that left a deep impression in me. I get to experience how the people survive underground and I'm amazed at how intelligent and strong their survival skills were. I also visited the magnificent Reichstag building where Bundestag, the German federal parliament meets.

#celebratewithtrip Reichstag building is the place where Bundestag, the German federal parliament meets. It is also considered a historic government building in Berlin. Opened in 1894, it underwent a full restoration in 1999 after many damages throughout the years. Pre-registration is required to visit this place, be sure to make your registration weeks in advance as there are limited slots each day. Do note that visitors can only visit the roof terrace and dome of the Reichstag Building. As this is a government building, do expect security checks before entering the building. It was a real eye opener to visit this magnificent building where the parliament meets. #berlin #germany #tripblazers

Marienplatz is located in the center of Munich✨ It is where you'll find the New Town Hall, a representative tourist spot! ❣️ In the center of the New Town Hall, you'll find Germany's largest mechanical clock, with 32 life-sized dolls dancing♪ Every day, at 11:00 and 12:00, the 32 dolls come to life for about 10 minutes😄 These dolls are life-sized! *Open until 17:00 only from March to October *Except Good Friday and All Saints' Day You can enter the "New Town Hall" and there is also an observation deck where you can see the whole of Munich's cityscape😊 ･*:.｡ ｡.:*･ﾟ✽.｡. Address: Marienplatz, 80331 Munchen Access: Right next to the "Marienplatz" subway station ･*:.｡ ｡.:*･ﾟ✽.｡. #Europe trip #Germany #Germany trip #Europe #Amazing view #Couple trip

. Nuremberg is a city famous for its fairy-tale scenery and sausages🌟 I enjoyed Germany with the famous sausages and beer at Bratwurstglöcklein, a famous sausage shop🤤🤤 It's located at the base of the tower, which you can see as soon as you leave Nuremberg station♪ There's an English menu, so don't worry😁 Nuremberg's specialty, "Nuremberger sausages" You can choose the number of sausages: 6, 8, 10, or 12, they have a savory smell from being grilled over charcoal, and they go great with beer😍 ･*:.｡ ｡.:*･ﾟ✽.｡. Bratwurstglöcklein Waffenhof 5, 90402 Nürnberg, Germany 49 911 227625 Monday to Sunday / 11:00 to 22:00 ･*:.｡ ｡.:*･ﾟ✽.｡. #Europe trip #Germany #Germany trip #Sausage #Photogenic spot #Gourmet

There are alot of European branded cars made in Germany like the main fews are BMW, Audi, Volkswagen and Mercedes Benz. As I'm a car fanatic, the mecerdes benz Museum is a bucketlists for me, as this musuem showcases Mercedes benz even before we were born. From the very 1st man made gas powered car in the 1800s and also the very 1st Mercedes sports car called the SL60 AMG to even the very first Mercedes benz car where doors open upwards. This musuem covers more than 15,000 square metres with at least more than 100 over vehicles on showcase where you are able to learn the history and works behind the vehicles. There is a small entrance fee roughly about 10 - 15 pounds, but this is definitely an educational tour and understanding how cars were once made solely for human transportation. #bucketlistreboot #germany #german #musuem #mercedesbenz #sttugart #automobile #attraction #history

Recently I went for a short work trip to Frankfurt in Germany where I was able to do a short visit to St Paul's Church where its a former protestant Church in Germany and this is a site visited by many tourists as this has a historical value where this Church was built in the 1800s, and surprisingly this Church wasn't even bombed. Also not too far away is the frankfurt train station located about a 10 - 15min walk away. The train station called Frankfurt am Main Hauptbahnhof, was also built in the 1800s was a transport hub for Germany and they have more than 20 over platforms making it one of the biggest and largest train station in Europe. If you look around you in the town of frankfurt, the building resembles of olden times cottages houses which you are unable to see elsewhere. It's amazing how these structure still stands after so many years. #bucketlistreboot #germany #frankfurt #historical #history #culturaltrip #europe #educational #town #oldtown

Quedlinburg, Jerman 🇩🇪 Peminat medieval town boleh singgah ke sini. Kalau naik tren atau memandu lebih kurang sama sahaja masa yang diambil iaitu 5-6 jam daripada Munich. . . Jerman ni negaranya besar, ke-7 terbesar di Eropah dan 2/3 daripada saiz Perancis. Namun, bandar yang selalu dilawati hanyalah Munich, Frankfurt, Berlin atau Stuttgart. Maklumlah ramai peminat kereta buatan Jerman atau peminat kelab bola sepak di situlah bandar yang terkenal. . . Kalau pusing Switzerland kena 2 minggu, pusing Jerman kena 18 minggu memandangkan Jerman 9 kali ganda lebih besar daripada Switzerland ;)

Location : Berlin, Germany Worth the visit : 100% 💯 Getting there : Fly direct from SG to berlin. Or you can take their speed rail if you land anywhere else. I love taking their signature long distance bus Postbus especially if you wanna travel slow from 1 city to the other. Berlin is so full of history. The people are born tough and strong at heart. The numerous conflict that is written in their history is just heartbreaking and some heartwarming at the same time. They have their own identity and they identify as a strong nation. I believe they are a strong nation too. Very patriotic too and kind to the neighbouring countries. Their pharmaceutical creams for sensitive skin is the bomb.....they have so many ranges and it's cheap too. #passionpassport

#viewontop Restaurants and Bars – You do not get water for free, you have to pay for it. If you order water you will get carbonated water. In most restaurants you can request tap water and they may or may not charge you but it is most likely straight from the sink. In some American fast food restaurants, (i.e. McDonalds) you must pay for ketchup as well. Be aware that the menus at most fast food restaurants in Germany are not exactly the same. You may also notice that a sandwich that you recognize from back home may taste a little different or it could be smaller. When you enter a restaurant you will not be seated, just walk right in and pick the table of your choice!- the tip should be much smaller than you would give in the States (this is because the waiters/waitresses get paid more than in the states) A tip of two or three EUR would be considered a good tip for very good service. Supermarkets – If you shop for groceries in Germany you will notice the supermarkets have all of their large rolling carts outside in a designated area and they are locked to one another. In order to utilize a cart you must place one EUR in the cart itself, you will see the slot on the handle. Upon leaving the supermarket you latch the cart back to the other carts and pull the device out where you placed the coin, now you can retrieve your coin. When you have all of the groceries you want, proceed to the check-out counter. You will have to purchase plastic bags to put the groceries in or you can take one in yourself. If you decide to purchase one they are usually visible at the counter and normally only cost a few cents. If there is a long line do not put all of your groceries in the bag, put them back into the cart and bag them away from the line.

Kassel is a city in central Germany. It's known for its Documenta art exhibition. Bergpark Wilhelmshöhe is a sprawling park dating back to the 18th century. It's home to Wilhelmshöhe Palace and its Old Masters Picture Gallery. The neo-Gothic Löwenburg castle displays 16th- and 17th-century weapons.

Pergamon Museum is 90% of the purpose of my visit to the Peak😬 because I am very interested in the exhibits inside🤭 It is very different from the general collection of paintings and d antiques🙈 It is a collection of architecture My favorite is that it is both with the altar and the Istar Gate 😛😛 It’s really great to see it live ❤️❤️ The blue glaze is amazing Every year many tourists come here for it😄 So I can't miss this attraction if I can go to Peak Forest In fact, I do not know how to appreciate different standing in front to take pictures 📸️ is actually very stylish Remember to bookmark #ResidentWriter #OverseasTravel #Exhibition2021

Gotha is a relatively smaller town than its nearby neighbours, measuring 70 square km in total size and with a relatively small population. But it’s precisely for this reason that I was there in light of the pandemic. I have the opportunity to explore historic venues, wonderful museums, and stroll through the streets without the constant stream of tourists. One of the most impressive German castles located here in Gotha is Friedenstein Castle (Schloss Friedenstein). Built by Ernest I, Duke of Saxe-Gotha, between 1643 and 1654, Friedenstein Castle became the seat of the Dukes of Saxe-Gotha and well as their residence. Constructed to represent strength and authority, it’s hardly surprising to learn that the incredible building was one of the largest of its time. #historicculture#bestislandtraveltowns#culturalattractions

The Museum Island (German: Museumsinsel) is a museum complex on the northern part of the Spree Island in the historic heart of Berlin. It is one of the most visited sights of Germany's capital and one of the most important museum sites in Europe. Built from 1830 to 1930 by order of the Prussian Kings according to plans by five architects, the Museum Island was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1999. It consists of the Altes Museum, the Neues Museum, the Alte Nationalgalerie, the Bode-Museum and the Pergamonmuseum. As Museum Island includes all of Spree Island north of the Unter den Linden, the Berliner Dom is also located here, near the Lustgarten. To the south, the reconstructed Berlin Palace houses the Humboldt Forum museum and opened in 2020. Since the German reunification, the Museum Island has been rebuilt and extended according to a master plan

Beer capital, Germany! We visited Hofbräuhaus, the most famous beer restaurant in Munich, Germany🤤 They said it was famous for its 1000ml beer, so we ordered stout, and as you can see in the picture, the beer is as big as your face🍺 We sat right in front of the concert venue and even watched the performance🎵 We had a special experience with a gift from the Japanese couple sitting next to us:) #European travel #Germany travel #Beer restaurant #Waiting restaurant #Munich hot place

The Brandenburg Gate is a city gate that is a monument as well as the most famous landmark and icon of the German state. This neo-classical style gate was built by the Prussian king Frederick William II in 1791 as a symbol of peace. Tourist attractions in Germany Brandenburg Gate is located west of the Pariser Platz square, the Intersection of Unter Den Linden and Ebertstrabe. Brandon bracket is the city gate as well as the entrance to untar den linden. When passing through this gate, visitors will see a wide road with linden trees planted on the left and right. By following this path, visitors can go directly to the Berlin City Palace. Architect Carl Gotthard Langhans built the Brandenburg Gate inspired by the gate of the Acropolis in Athens, Greece. What is unique and a marker for getting to know the Brandenburg Gate is the existence of the Quadriga Statue made by the sculptor Johann Gottfried Schadow in 1793. Tourist attractions in Germany, Brandenburg Gate is not only famous for its classic architecture. There is quite a lot of historical value in the Brandenburg Gate. This city gate becomes the silent taxi of tumultuous history. When the 2nd world war took place, this gate was completed. #loveflowers#beautifulsunsets#summertrip

An old autonomous city in Baden-Württemberg which is famous for its castle, old town, and old university dam. Heidelberg is one of the major German cities that was not destroyed in World War II. A special part of this city is the old town from the Baroque era. In Heidelberg there is a pedestrian area that is very famous because it is the longest pedestrian in Europe, and on the left and right side there are old buildings that are still functioning. In addition, there is also a famous bed, Heidelberger Schloss, which remains in ruins. This building was originally a fortress located in a strategic place as a fortress. This fort later became the residence / palace of the king in Pfalz. Since the damage in 1689 and 1693 due to the war for the throne from the heirs of the Pfalz kingdom, this building has only been partially restored. In 1764 one part of the building was again damaged by a fire caused by a lightning strike.

An old autonomous city in Baden-Württemberg which is famous for its castle, old town, and old university dam. Heidelberg is one of the major German cities that was not destroyed in World War II. A special part of this city is the old town of the Baroque era. In Heidelberg there is a pedestrian area that is very famous because it is the longest pedestrian in Europe, and on the left and right side there are old buildings that are still functioning. In addition, there is also a famous bed, Heidelberger Schloss, which remains in ruins. This building was originally a fortress located in a strategic place as a fortress. This fort later became the residence / palace of the king in Pfalz. Since the damage in 1689 and 1693 due to the war for the throne from the heirs of the Pfalz kingdom, this building has only been partially restored. In 1764 one part of the building was again damaged by a fire caused by a lightning strike.

New but old church, or vice versa old but new church? The answer is up to you, yes… this church has been around since the 11th century. But unfortunately this church was destroyed by bombs in World War II. The remains of the church debris were left and became the Anti-War monument. After the unification of West Germany and East Germany, the German people asked to be rebuilt. Finally the church was rebuilt, started in 1994 and only completed in 2005. After 13 years of renovation, the Frauenkirche which means Church of Our Lady was inaugurated with a lively service from October 30, 2005 to October 31, 2005 – today is German Reformation Day.

Leipzig is a major city in Saxony, and it is also home to one of the largest monument in Europe. The Volkerschlachtdenkmal, or Monument of the Battle of the Nations, was built to remember the Battle of Leipzig in the Napoleonic Wars. During the battle, more than 100,000 soldiers perished. Although the battle took place in 1813, the monument wasn’t unveiled until 1913. Today, the monument is accompanied by a museum exhibit explaining more about the battle and the Napoleonic wars of the 19th century.