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- 12 Beautiful Towns to visit in Germany! Some of the best places to visit in Germany are the small villages and towns in the country. If you plan to visit European towns filled with old-world charm, incredible scenic beauty, or perhaps both, try Cochem - Passau - heidelburg - Goslar or even MARBURG. The best tourist destinations in Germany are right here in this video!
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Wow you guys are brutal on RUclips 🤣 THE NORTH !! What about the north!! I’m sure there’s another video on northern parts in part 2 somewhere ......
Thx for this great insight!!
Just correct Werningorode for Werningerode!
Great
@@willloveyoumore Wernigerode, you mean? ;)
Exactly! You're either Nord-Deutsch or you're Not-Deutsch!
But where's Speyer :(? (It's not the North, but so much prettier than Heidelberg)
Go easy on the Lifestyle Hal, he did a good job, also the title says 12 Beautiful, not most beautiful, acknowledging that there are more and not just 12. :P
Thanks for introducing my country to the world.
My favorite towns in the north are Goslar, a witch town and birthplace of Siemens; Lueneburg, a salt mine town; and Luebeck, historical Hanse city
Lived in Germany for almost 12 years and consider it a second home. I would suggest a road trip along the Mosel river from Trier (I believe the oldest city in Germany, originally built by the Romans, birthplace of Karl Marx) all the way to Koblenz. You wind your way through one pretty little village after another all wine towns along the river with vineyards lining the way along the hills that fall to the river. Stop in Bernkastel-Kues and sample wine, drive onto Cochem, take sometime to see Castle Berg Elz Rick Steve’s considers the best castle in Germany, find a room (zimmer frei, B&B type rooms) in a village along the way. Take about 3-5 days so you have time to stop and experience the village’s and at least a half day in Trier and Koblenz (confluence of the Rhine and Mosel).
Trier is the oldest Roman city in Germany, but not the overall oldest city. There were already some Celtic cities in the South and along the Rhine as the Romans came, but they destroyed most of them (because they did come primarily to defeat the Celts for all times).
Was stationed in Germany twice and it was my favorite of everywhere I have been. I second a trip up both the Mosel and Rhine Gorge River Valley. Another great road trip is the Deutsche Alpenstrasse from Berchtesgaden to Lake Constance. Both are GREAT road trips.
did it on bicycle, would do it again (Canadian)
This is a very good recommendation, for the whole trip you will feel like your in a fairytale! Such a romantic landscape!
Augsburg is the oldest city
Germany also has cities from the antiquity, notably Trier with lots of Roman ruins or Mainz with it’s ancient theatre.
My fondest memories are those of my trips to Germany 🇩🇪
Love from Italy
Hello dear, how are you doing?
Germany is literally a 2 hour flight for me yet I've never been, I 100% will visit after the pandemic!
Yes let’s hope that can happen
Don't forget, there're Germans living in Germany. Grandmasters of rudeness and arrogance. I know what I'm talking about, I'm a German wanting to leave Germany (but cannot yet).
@@oliversteiner6389 Yes, there are people like that ... But only you are like that. Germans are friendly and helpful and there is no reason not to travel to Germany to experience it for yourself 👍🏼
@@oliversteiner6389 I'm also a German wanting to emigrate. But I'm not trash talking my own country or people. There is the good and the bad like in every country.
I miss Aachen in all this ... a city with the most historic "old town" with Original Stone Gates, Cathedral, and Charlemagne's Palace.
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Karl
He focused on largely untouched by time and war towns in this video. Aachen is very historic, yes, but it isn't as well preserved as the other towns in this video, since Aachen was quite badly destroyed in the last WW2, and you can unfortunately easily tell today.
I'm English, been to lots of countries but I just love 💘 Germany. I love the people 💕. Hope to be in Deutschland soon. Love from me in England. X
Emil Bruns. I was 20 and my first time in Germany was Trier, love it. Drove south and began to love Germany more. I've been to many places in Germany but I really love Bavaria and Munich. Love to Deutschland from me in England. Ps, Mia San Mia Bayern. X
@@stephenord3403 I think the little villages in Germany are especially beautiful. Absolutely love and terribly miss the market squares and medieval fountains.
I love England too I visited 3 times was amazing the old history around every where and the most I like the villages how beautiful ☺️
I’m an Aussie, love Germany also, have been there 3 times planning to go back soon 🍻🥨
We love you back!
Quedlinburg! 🙏 Da bin ich zur Schule gegangen 🤩 wirklich etwas ganz Besonderes 🙌
It's a beautiful video with beautiful towns, but as others have pointed out: it transports a certain cliche about German traditional culture that is reduced only to southern German and middle German halftimber houses. There really should have been at least two examples for the hanseatic culture and architecture in cities or towns like Wismar, Lüneburg, Stralsund... The towns are as old and historic as the mentioned towns in the south, but they look totally different and in their ways just as beautiful.
German cities and towns are all so incredibly beautiful that I would gladly live in any of them. Warm regards from Finland:)
dont listen to oliver... we are pretty friendly people and our cities are often very beautifull.
In Rothenburg the inner old Centre is meanwhile occupied from Chinese’s, in Heidelberg you cannot move in the crowd of Tourists, I would invite you to towns with G: Güstrow, Görlitz, Goslar, Gelnhausen and with an A there could be Aachen, Augsburg, Anklam. Aschaffenburg. Please come, younare welcome❤️❤️
@@oliversteiner6389 oh, you Must have been in Berlin. That is more than ugly.I live here 😂😂😂
Would be even more, if we hadn't made some poor political decisions at some point in history! ;)
Well sadly many of the major cities were destroyed in WW2, some of the old towns have been restored but most haven’t with modern steel office buildings and high rises taking their place. Thankfully, many of the small towns survived unscathed during the war and many still retain their original medieval architecture.
beautiful shoot my friend, I hope I can visit there, greetings from Indonesia,... thx for sharing
Meersburg am Bodensee is another gem.
You're wright.
But a little bit overcrowded in the summer.
True. Von Meersburg kann man auch mit der Fähre nach Konstanz fahren. Da kann man auch ein bisschen mehr machen als in Meersburg oder Lindau, weil es nicht ganz so klein ist.
0:41 Rothenburg ob der Tauber
1:38 Dinkelsbuhl
2:37 Lindau
3:18 Cochem
4:20 Ramsau
5:05 Bamberg
5:57 Passau
7:10 Fritzlar
8:08 Quedlinburg
9:08 Heidelberg
10:18 Wernigerode
11:11 Marburg
From the comments I will also remember to check out "Binz, Sellin, Heiligendamm or Kühlungsborn with its classical spa architecture or Stralsund, Wismar, Lübeck, Bremen and of course Hamburg with its Hanseatic architecture as well as colorful cities like Husum, Hannover, Flensburg, Kiel, Rostock or even Buxtehude or Greetsiel." "Goslar and Hameln" "Lüneburg!" "Germany also has cities from the antiquity, notably Trier with lots of Roman ruins or Mainz with it’s ancient theatre." "I miss Aachen in all this ... a city with the most historic "old town" with Original Stone Gates, Cathedral, and Charlemagne's Palace." "Wismar" "Erfurt? Dresden? Leipzig?" "My favorites would have been Stade, Lüneburg, Hameln in the North, Monschau, Münstereifel, Altenahr & Koblenz in the West, Limburg, Weilburg, Idstein in Central Germany." "Look on google maps. Every 8-12km in the whole region between Stuttgart and München there are small cities which still have their old flair and often even (parts of) their city wall." "Weimar" "Monschau" "Neuenburg near Pforzheim"
@@ixlnxs I recommend Bautzen and Tübingen!
And Schwäbisch Hall
Bad bentheim
I was born and grew up in Dinkelsbühl and in my eyes it's the most beautiful town in the whole world. I'm currently away at university but seeing it in your video made me very lucky, thank you 😊
(I don't know at which time of the year you visited, but in mid-july when we celebrate our city not being destroyed in the Thirty Years' War the city is very crowded and there are tourists everywhere. It's definitely worth another trip!)
One of my favourite destination in Western europe is Germany after UK and Switzerland. I ❤ the medieval towns in Germany, the best in entire europe. Hope will visit this beautiful country one day. Thanks for highlighting these places.
Having Dinkelsbühl - which is a insider's tip even for most germans (like me) - on your list proofs, that your video is very well researched.
Look on google maps. Every 8-12km in the whole region between Stuttgart and München there are small cities which still have their old flair and often even (parts of) their city wall.
Not that Dinkelsbühl is not beautiful, it's just that there are so many little "fairy tale" towns between Stuttgart and München, you can't do them all justice.
We Germans should pay fare more attention and visits to our direct neighborhood ;)
Not to forget Nördlingen. It is not so far from Dinkelsbühl.
The sad thing is that if our forefathers had not listened to that Austrian dwarf with the funny mustage there would be many more of these beautifull place still around in Germany.
The Austrians have a lot to answer for!
Imagine if he had just become a mediocre artist and left it at that. Millions of people would be alive today, cities would have been preserved, vibrant Jewish culture in many places... really a shame we were so easy to seduce into cruelty.
@@lraaijman1710 yeah i think so too
...yes, but they would probably speak Russian here.
You are so right.
There are videos of city like Frankfurt and many more, that show the city before that fucking war. Man, these cities were beautiful.
Thank you so much for showing us these beautiful towns. I’d like to visit them someday.
I live in Marburg since 2007. I studied here and couldn't leave it. It's people are friendly, the city is amongst the most beautiful in europe and living here is just an outstanding experience
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There is certainly a lot more, but it's very good for first impressions. I also discovered Dinkelsbühl and was amazed at the completeness of the medieval and original Bavarian city. It`s like entering another world.
Plus, almost none of the souvenir shops that have filled up Rothenburg.
Oh lovely Marburg I miss you and your damn like 5 churches, waking me up each hour every night...
I have been in Lindau, Rothenburg and one more from these. But Neuenburg near Pforzheim, Uberlingen, Konstanz (and probably lot more) were just as great!
Vermisse HAMBURG, Lübeck und Schwerin😉
Hamburg? Did you miss the "Beautiful" in the title?
Hamburg is not a small town.
Und Wismar nicht vergessen, die Perle an der Ostsee, meine Liebe, meine schöne Hansestadt!
@@bellejohannsen4469 ich wohne jetzt in HS Wismar! hahaha
Danke! War auch mein Gedanke. Aber das Video ist offensichtlich sehr Süddeutschland - lastig. Vielleicht ist es noch wegen der Geschichte so, dass sich die Amerikaner mehr für die Regionen der ehemaligen US Besatzungszone interessieren (Bayern, Hessen und Teile Baden-Württembergs)
A quite piece of history
Really nice video. Germany as a holiday destination is vastly under rated in my opinion. We've been doing a lot of travel there and have visited a number of these places. We've done a lot of cycle touring and they've been some of the best holidays ever. One of many was cycling from lake Bodensee to Passau along the Donau
The lake is really nice there 👌🏾
Maybe people think Germany got totally bombed out and thus there is no or next to no old architecture left. Everything modern. Then I say ‘little do they know’. Germany is a treasure chest, full of beautiful medieval towns and villages with lovely market squares and gorgeous fountains.
Goerlitz is the number 1 destination for Hollywood movies in Germany and should be on the list.
I have visited Goerlitz. It's an amazing town partially restored/redeveloped. You can walk across a footbridge and be in Poland. And what about Bautzen?
I live in Germany and know a lot of travelling-worthy destinations. But some of yours were completely new to me. Thanks man!
My pleasure 👍🏾
I spent A very short but glorious 3 weeks in Germany only went to Marburg, of the places listed here, I sincerely hope I can visit again…the food is amaaazzzzing !🤤🤤
Let’s hope for 2022
Very charming places, I hope I can visit again sometime in the future when all this is over. Seeing and sharing places like this is why I love traveling and make videos so much!
Wow....Beautiful country
thanks. Very nice... there are so many more beautiful towns to visit. Looking forward to the next video ☺
Thanks! A roadtrip in Germany is on top in my bucket list. Much to see and discover. Just waiting for this coronashit to end. Cheers from Sweden 🇸🇪
Absolutely stunning, I like Germany as been many times as have friends there . Food beer all good lol . What a great video mate cheers
Welcome mate
Germany is really beautiful. Amazing and impressive!
I love Lindau . It is exactly located between south east and south west Germany and you can feel it when you are there.
Very beautiful Architectural places to visit 👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽
Have a look at Speyer with its Dom & Dompark. In the Spring you can Perfectly relax in the sun there
Wow. Very nice scenes. Thank you for share my new friend. I'm proud so much people like my country. Greetings from Germany.
Great collection! Some I have already seen, some are on my list to visit but there were a few new ones too, like Fritzlar and Marburg (otherwise mostly notorious for the virus...)
I was in particular happy to see that you put Dinkelsbühl so early on your list, really a lovely city completely devoid of tourist (well, when I was there. It might change now)
Of many lovely towns not included here I particularly love Bad Wimpfen and Hirschhorn on the Neckar, Oberammergau and Mittenwald in Bavaria, Bernkastel-Kues on the Mosel and Sankt Martin on the Deutsche Weinstrasse.
Il add these
Very nice video! Further recommendations: Lübeck, Münster and Tübingen. Cheers!
My one like from India for beautiful German cities
This was a little glimpse on the beautiful towns in Germany, thank you. You didn’t choice only touristic hotspots like Heidelberg and Rothenburg irg
I love your picks! Quedlinburg is kind of my 2nd home (I live in Bonn though), and I absolutely fall in love with the town every time I visit.
Q is an interesting and historic city. Especially if you know about the Q treasures. A GI from Texas "liberated" priceless church treasures from Q. A soap opera followed to get the artifacts back to Germany for a low 7 didget number. I saw the treasures on display in Dallas before being returned and later at the Cathedral in Q. Very satisfying. Some of these items were national treasures of unestimal cultural value.
So aesthetically pleasing! Love your traveling videos, especially this european line. After watching them I feel like I was there! Super
I’m very happy it does that for ya
Thanks for Heidelberg! I live Here and Love it very much
I went to university in Passau, crazy beautiful city
Absolutely ,what a beautiful place Passau is.
Germany can be so beautiful !!
Thanks for this. Germany is so underrated.
"underrated " ?. 😳 by who? it is one of the most highly rated countries in the world for a visit .
Been to Bonn and Cologne only, hopefully can visit these beautiful classic towns when I retire someday 😍
If I was rich I’d be permanently touring the world, seeing all the culture, architecture, history, and Mother Nature
Ditto!
Rothenburg ob der Tauber is truly beautiful, I highly recommend 😍
A great video, thank you very much. I don't even know most of the places you introduced and have never heard of them. But Lübeck or Stralsund is missing from the list, and in any case the North and Baltic Seas with Sylt and Usedom as well as Hiddensee.
I was born in Lübeck and you are right, thanks!
Nice video. It is only Part 1. The list of famous beautiful places in Germany will be indeed very long: Schwangau, Baden-Baden, Freiburg im Breisgau, Rüdesheim am Rhein, Goslar, Oberammergau, Konstanz, Meersburg, Trier, Tübingen, Hannover, Göttingen, Bremen, Lübeck, Würzburg, Bayreuth, Dresden... Sababurg and German Fairy Tale Route, all the Romantic Road (Romantische Straße), Germany World Heritage List, Romantic Rhine Valley (Lorelei valley), Mosel Valley, etc
What a gorgeous video. Thank you very much for the
My grandfather lived in Fritzlar. It’s so beautiful
Bro your content is even better than before. Hope you get a vaccine as travelling can be risky. Great job man and greetings from a Polish dude👋🏻
Thank you bro !
Rüdesheim was one of the most beautiful place I went tô know in Germany. One Summer week-end there and you will never forget It.
Yes, you will probably meet an American tourist from your home town. But it's OK. Take the lift up to the monument and enjoy a beer.
@@bengemeister I felt something ironic in your answer, sorry if I'm wrong. I' m not from USA or any other land where they speak English. Not for a religious purpose but I only drink soda.
Go to Germany at least once a year, usually Obersdorf for winter holiday and then towards the east for summer. At least before Covid-19....wonderful country and friendly people.
Obersdorf is amazing! Already seen the new skilifts?
@Joachim Harms everytime we go to our appartments (annualy) we recieve a massive hug from the owners ;)
Old Heidelberg, y must se it, thats Beautiful, smal way an left and right playes music an many Cafes an Bars
💐Beautiful 💐 Germany 💐
Jus to add Nr. 13: Königsberg in Bayern and it's neighbor village Unfinden in the northern part of Bavaria.
I miss Münster im Westphalen, I was the happiest when I studied there.
I was in Cochem and in Bamberg. There is a beautiful palace near Bamberg - Seehof. I also like Würzburg, Coburg, Weimar, Trier. Potsdam is highly recommended because of the Sanssouci and it's not far from Berlin.
Very useful and interesting, thank you.
Indeed, Rothenburg has a reputation, but Dinkelsbühl is as beautiful to say the least. If you want to visit Rothenburg, do it in the month of May. The weather is good, and the crowds are still small. A must do in Rothenburg is a walk on the city wall that surrounds the town.
You forgot a few very beautiful towns, like Schwäbisch Hall, Tübingen, Ulm, and Regensburg.
Love your videos!
Some suggestions of medieval style southern German towns (would probably not be on a list of the most beautiful ones but are still pretty nice)
Kirchberg an der Jagst: Pretty small but a nice little palace and gorgeous paths along the River Jagst. Also close to Hornberg, with another castle (not open to public)
Vellberg: also small, but with a wall you can walk in and a great viewing platform
Schwäbisch Hall: the old-town part is along the river Kocher and are also half-timbered
Just a slight correction - Passau is not a medieval town, but a typical late Renaissance town. In a 1662 fire the medieval town completely burned down and the city was rebuilt in the at that time fashionable "Italian Reneaissance" style.
The second little correction is that Heidelberg has not the oldest German university. The oldest German university is found in Prague, until 1919 part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, which has its roots in the Holy Roman Empire of German Nation.
I thought exactly the same, when he said this is the oldest German university. "No, it's in Prague." LOL
I think Gemany is same every where every city is beautiful clean and well equipped with 1st class facilities. beautiful people and friendly too. living in Germany since years and Germany is the beautiful country
Not true.
I lived in Fulda for 4 months to study, this video made me miss Germany so fucking much man.... absolutely dying to go back but it's so tough being in America
Great video! Cheers 😍👍🏼
Great video!
Make it twelve and add at least the midsize towns of Lübeck close to the Baltic Sea and Regensburg on the river Danube!!! They would absolutely deserve a spot in this Top Ten list.
For a Top Twenty list also add Münster and Osnabrück in Westphalia, Neuburg an der Donau and Coburg in Bavaria, Meersburg and Freiburg in Baden-Württemberg, Naumburg and Rostock or Schwerin in East Germany as well! Those smaller towns are often way prettier than the large cities as they weren't bombed to rubbles in WW2. While many things have been rebuilt in the last 75 years such as the Frauenkirche in Dresden, others have gone forever.
*so beautiful travel video*
Also Dinkelsbühl hosts one of Germany's all-time greatest Metal festivals each year \m/
Greetz from our beautiful Heidelberg ❤️❤️☀️
I noticed you focused on the medieval towns mainly in the south. Since I'm from Germany, I can tell you there is no town in Germany which doesn't have some historical rich context. And you can easily stumble into one, which is like a fairytale. It's a perfect country for a roadtrip. But be warned smaller towns are seldomly touristically developed. But you can always find somebody who speaks English.
Anyway I want to share some other towns, which are imho also very beautiful, touristically developed and very worth to visit:
East: Weimar (Goethe, Schiller, Bauhaus), Wittenberg (Luther), Leipzig (J.S.Bach), Dresden (Frauenkirche), Erfurt, Eisenach, Königsstein, Bad Schandau (the last three are very nice for hiking)
Northwest: Hildesheim, Hameln, Göttingen
Northeast: Rostock, Wismar, Schwerin, Stralsund (the North is historically slightly different, so is the architecture)
I did two videos - one was more towards the south and the other had more northern parts
@@LifestyleHal Fair enough. I guess, I have to watch the other one too, then... :D
Awesome video 👍
Clean cinematography 👌
I live about half an hour away from Rothenburg ob der Tauber (in Dinkelsbühl, also featured on this list
Rothenburg ob der Tauber was a good place to start. A few years back, I spent an entire summer there. However, I'd say that Heidelberg is the most idyllic *mid-size* city in the country. The best place to stay is in the residential area on the side of the River Neckar facing the old town. Finally, I may be partisan, but if I were you I would take a look-see at Lörrach, which is right on the border with Switzerland. Yours was a great list, though!
I love your Bavarian bent: five out of your top seven towns are in Bavaria. However, check out Landshut for your next video. And if Heidelberg qualifies as a town, so should Regensburg - which would make my top list too. Finally, whoever says Rothenburg and Dinkelsbühl (props for the latter) should also say Nördlingen...
wooooaww amazing!
So are the Northern German Villages still repeating their Bavarian style houses or no? I can’t imagine how much damage WW2 caused to the beautiful villages in Germany.
I miss Trier as the oldest city on german territory, Regensburg, Freiburg, Goslar, Görlitz.
I life in Heidelberg an i love it, thx Brother 4 show, Part 2 wanna se this Place y find
And another list of beautiful towns in Germany, where Northern Germany has been totally disregarded ...
Yeah, especially as the towns in Northern Germany have a totally different beautiful architecture than those in the rest of Germany, like Binz, Sellin, Heiligendamm or Kühlungsborn with its classical spa architecture or Stralsund, Wismar, Lübeck, Bremen and of course Hamburg with its Hanseatic architecture as well as colorful cities like Husum, Hannover, Flensburg, Kiel, Rostock or even Buxtehude or Greetsiel.
I also don’t know, why no one ever mentions them. It’s as if Northern Germany doesn’t even exist. 😅🙈
It‘s probably better no one knows that there are beautiful towns in the North. This way we have those towns all for ourselves. 😉👍
Now now let’s put the claws away .. plenty of videos along the way and plenty of places in every country to highlight
@@LifestyleHal He's right, tho? It's feeding into a specific stereotype instead of giving an actual overview.
@@LifestyleHal My comment probably came out wrong. You did a pretty decent job with your video by mentioning lots of German cities that are often overlooked.
But nonetheless it’s a bit disappointing for a Northerner that no RUclipsr ever mentions the Northern part of Germany and very few ever mention the Western part.
Like Stella F. said, it’s like saying that there are only beautiful sites to visit in the South. But the South just doesn’t represent Germany as a whole as the North is totally different from the South in culture, architecture and in the landscape. And don’t get me wrong, the South is beautiful but so is the North. 😄
In Germany, there are very beautiful cities, like a wonderland, there are really terrifyingly beautiful cities and villages, for example, Gorlitz Sittau in the east of Germany, in the center of Germany itself, Leipzig, Erfurt, Nuremberg, Munich, Cologne, Dusseldorf and a thousand beautiful cities. Your travel experience in Germany will surprise
Kudos, with few exceptions like Rothenburg, Heidelberg and Dinkelsbuehl (even commented otherwise) you managed to stay away from most of the known tourist traps. I am sure every German would add a few places and so would I: Regensburg, where I went to university (and there is argument between Heidelberg and Regensburg which university is older) belongs on the list. So does Oldenburg, Olli where I went to grad school. Then there would be Kiel (as I am a sailor) and any of the old cities of the Hanse but the biggest oversight hands down is Dresden, Elbflorenz, Semper Oper... and now all rebuilt.
My hubby lives in Germany. But he isn't aficionado of travelling. He tends to speak about us when we are on the phone than talking about beautiful places in Germany lol. Wish to go there after pandemic
Wow,this little city is looks like one little city here in Brazil, it calls ‘Monte Verde’,state of Minas Gerais,have a lot of house in Monte Verde have fireplace
hey, Germany is not a part of Bavaria, but Bavaria is a part of Germany.
Wismar? Erfurt? Dresden? Leipzig? Stralsund?
Soon soon soon and on another video
@Drugaskan AND... Germany isn't a part of Saxony or Thuringia... 😉
As mentioned above, there are plenty of beautiful, worth mentioning and underrated cities in Germany...in all regions.
My favorites would have been Stade, Lüneburg, Hameln in the North, Monschau, Münstereifel, Altenahr & Koblenz in the West, Limburg, Weilburg, Idstein in Central Germany.
The oldest buildings and cities are around Southern Germany and the Rhine - cities and towns in Northern Germany are somewhat new, or have been heavily refurbished throughout the ages - however Potsdam, Leipzig, Dresden, Quedlinburg, Wismar, Stralsund, and Lübeck are worth a visit.
And Germany did not exist until Otto Von Bismarck helped in its making after the Franco-Prussian War. In fact most of what many now recognize as European countries were only established quite recently, when one considers the lifespan of the continent's history.
All the best are there...👍👍👍
Nice Video but only City's from the south - there is much more to explore in east and north...- Dresden- Riesa- Spreewald reagion- Jena- Gotha- Bremen- Buxtehude- Stade- Husum- Kiel- Lübeck- Schwerin- Rostock...
i have been to all these towns. I love love love Germany. Rothenburg is beautiful,but as you said it is way too touristy for me. I much prefer Dinkelsbuhl. When in Bamberg,one must try a rauchbier
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Danke für die Impressionen über Romantik Deutschland........ liebe Grüße aus Düsseldorf Germany im Westen von Deutschland 🌍🇪🇺🇩🇪
I would recommend Heidelberg, Konstanz, Meersburg, Lüneburg, Munich, Rothenburg ob der Tauber
Glad you mentioned places like Quedlingburg,Marburg, and Weringerode rather than just the populist cliches of Bavaria and Heidelberg..
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