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With
its rich cultural heritage and varied landscapes Germany casts a spell
over millions if visitors from all over the world every year. Of course
there are countless guided tours, but alternatively numerous theme roads
across the country offer an optimal opportunity, to explore on one's own
account and accordingly to one's interests the cultural historical treasures
as well as the most scenic landscapes and to experience the country's culture.
 With
this site we won't show you just the world famous sights like the Cologne
Cathedral or the Castle Sanssouci at Berlin-Potsdam, but more unknown places
and special cultural historical features, which are no less worth seeing.
Our tour starts at Bremen, a beautiful
example of an old "Hanse" town at the northern coast of Germany. As you
might know, the "Hanse" was a union of Baltic sea-ports as a protection
against the pirates in the 13th and 14th century.....
 In
the Harz region you'll find the charming mediaeval cities Quedlinburg,
which belongs to the UNESCO World Heritage and Wernigerode
Leipzig is an old
trading town, who's long tradition of trade fairs dates back to the 12th
century... Please visit this most charming city - it is our
home town and the cradle of the peaceful revolution in Germany
From Leipzig it is just a one hour's ride to Dresden,
the former residence of king August with the nickname "the strong" - a
treasury of cultural historical masterpieces.
Follow us to the Federal country Bavaria now,
enjoy the high mountains, visit its capital Munich,
the famous city, where the Festival of Beer takes place each year in October,
and don't miss Mittenwald
- an absolutely beautiful small city with elaborately painted houses in
the south of Munich... |
UNESCO
World Heritage Sites
