Hello everyone, on this occasion we will discuss the tourist spot spots that you must visit when coming to Germany. Well for those of you who will travel, study, or have work affairs in one of the countries in the continent of Europe which is quite famous for its history and also the beauty of its tourist attractions, namely Germany, you must read the top recommendations of famous places in this post. .
For my self is very pleased with the technological advances in the field of environmentally friendly energy development implemented by Germany, well, hopefully the i can go there to continue my education or take a trip. Okay, we just discuss about the places that you should note for your visit when you are in Germany.
Night at Berlin Germany
1. Reichstag Building.
The Reichstag building in Berlin was established as a place where the Reichstag, or parliament of the German Empire, will convene. This building opened in 1894 and gave the place of the Reichstag until 1933. Then it once again became the place of the German parliament from 1999 to the present. Well for those of you who like to play games, especially CoD games or precisely Call of Duty World at War II, of course, it is very familiar with this building where the ending of the sequel to the game ends in the Reichstag building.
Reichstag Tourism Spot in Germany
In this place you can enjoy history during World War 2 and at the same time enjoy the atmosphere around the Reichstag building which is decorated with green grass that makes you feel comfortable when visiting this building.
2. The Berlin Wall.
This location is very worthy of being a tourist destination because indeed this wall is so historic and there is this wall that divides the Berlin city into two from 1961 to 1989 and is a silent witness to the competition between West Germany and East Germany at that time. It should be noted that the concrete structure of this wall building has been partially torn down, but the fragments still remain a feature of the city. There is a Berlin Wall line that provides 14 parts of the route that is intended for cyclists and pedestrians.
Berlin Wall in Germany as Tourism Spot at Nowadays
There is a history of the Berlin Wall which can be seen through the information panel installed at 30 points making it easier for tourists to add insight. Bernauer Strasse is also the right place to bring your favorite people because this is a replica part of the Berlin Wall where you are also allowed to visit the memorial site, the Reconciliation Chapel and the documentation center. In addition you can also visit the Documentation Center always open from Tuesday to Sunday from 10 am to 6 pm and also the Memorial Site which is open daily from 8 am to 10 pm.
3. Bradenburg Gate.
The third is Bradenburg Gate, the main symbol of the Berlin gate and symbol of the union of West Berlin and East Berlin. Built in the 18th century as the entrance to the city of Brandenburg an der Havel, or better known as the city of Brandenburg. Located in the westernmost part of Berlin, this gate has a long history since it was founded, especially in the political history of this country.
Beautiful Bradenburg Gate Panorama on the Night
This place often appears as an icon from Germany both in print and in electronic media. So don’t visit this place when you are in Germany.
4. Lindau, historic city.
Next is Lindau. If you go to Germany, don’t miss a visit to the historical city of Lindau, which is not far from the meeting point of the border between Switzerland, Austria and Germany on the east side of Lake Constance. The city which has a population of around 3 thousand people is connected by trains and bridges with land.
Lindau the Tourism City in Germany
Coming here will not make you regret, especially if you are an admirer of architectural tourism. The city is full of classic medieval buildings, such as theaters, casinos, and churches that can be visited as much as you want, not to mention there are boat trips on Lake Constance that can be enjoyed with your spouse or family.
5. The gate is Gothic Holstentor style
In German means the gate of Holsten. A large gate made of red brick with Gothic designs in the city of Lubeck, Germany. Holstentor is not only a gate, but actually is a fortress that was used as a base of defense during its active period. The shape is very unique and reminds us of the classic stories of antiquity and also the shape is similar to ice cream cones.
Holstentor Gate Historical City in Germany
The fortress, which was founded in 1464, initially functioned as a city gate, with two spherical towers in the north and south with arch-shaped gates. Now this building functions as a museum to maintain the history of the city and has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1987.
6. Heidelberg Old City, City that survived the war.
There is an old city in Germany, precisely located in Baden-Wurttemberg which is known to have old universities and old castles. The city itself is so big and great, this Heidelberg was not destroyed during World War II. For tourists who are curious about what this old city looks like, please visit and you will find the most long pedestrian special areas in Europe. This area is surrounded by many buildings on the left and right side, but even though the old buildings are visible, they are all still functioning and maintained.
Heidelberg Old City The City That Saved from World War II in Germany
In addition to the longest pedestrian area, you can also visit a popular castle called the Heidelberger Schloss with its debris. This castle building was once a strategically placed fortress and functioned as a fortress, then eventually turned into the residence or king’s palace in Pfalz. There was damage in this castle between 1689 and 1693 caused by the war by the heirs of the Pfalz kingdom who were fighting over the throne.
Since the damage occurred, the restoration was carried out but only some of them got the restoration. Damage occurred again precisely in 1764 in one part triggered by a fire from lightning. When viewed carefully, then you will find a fact that the face of the city of Heidelberg is actually dominated by the ruins of the castle building which has a height of about 80 meters on the mountain cliffs.
7. Cologne Cathedral.
A Roman Catholic cathedral church in the heart of Cologne. This Gothic-style church building built in 1248 has a unique shape. The design of the Cologne Cathedral is similar to Amiens Cathedral in terms of land plans, styles and high proportions of the middle nave.
Cologne Cathedral in Germany that Established since 1248
In this church there are several points that must be seen and noticed, namely the Altar which still stands majestically since 1322, using black marble, the Three Kings Temple, 5 windows made of stained glass on the southern wall which is given by King Ludwig I of Bavaria. Cologne Cathedral is open every day with operating hours from 6 am to 9 pm, for visitors who want to visit the tower section, the entry fee is EUR 3. Particularly for tower parts, March, April and October will be opened starting at 9 morning to 5 pm; in January, February, November and December open from 9 am to 4 pm; while May to September is open from 9 am to 6 pm.
8. Frauenkirche.
This is another tourist attraction in Germany that can be visited with family, in the form of a new church but also fairly old, or it can be said otherwise. Located in the city of Dresden, this church is actually a Lutheran church that has been ruined because of its destruction during World War II. However, then this church got a reconstruction with original planning used in the 1720s.
Frauenkirche The new but old church in Germany
Finally, in 2005 the church was reopened and the golden cross for the church dome was donated by the city of Coventry created by the Luftwaffe. After reopening, this church became the most interesting thing for tourists who came to Dresden. Even in 2009, US President Barack Obama visited this church so that it automatically made tourists even more curious about this place. Visitors were not charged any entrance fees, but donations were always accepted. Frauenkirche is open every day, from 10 am to 12 noon and continued from 1 pm to 6 pm on weekdays. However, on weekends operational hours can change.
9. Neuschwanstein the Castle in a Fairy Tale.
The old castle which if spoken in English is New Swanstone Castle. Built in the early 19th century on a plateau as high as 800m above sea level. This location is right at the foot of the Alps and borders Austria. A magnificent stand with Neo-Romanesque-style architecture, Neuschwanstein in between the green of the trees and the vast grasslands below.
Neuschwanstein The Dream Castil of Fairy Tale Story in Germany on the Autumn
According to the owner, King Ludwig II the location of the castle was very perfect, as he wrote in his letter to Richard Wagner (German composer 1813-1883) the divine friend who has brought salvation and true blessing to the world “. Write it down.
To visit this place you must register to get an entrance ticket at least two days before your visit. You can receive a new entrance ticket, upon arrival at the castle (there is a counter at the downhill near the bus stop). From here you can walk to the entrance of the castle (of course, the road is uphill) or take the bus again by paying a fee of around € 2.60.
10. Rhine, River with a romantic feel.
Romantic Night at Rhine River
If you go to Germany, it feels incomplete if you don’t visit one of the most famous rivers in Germany, the Rhine. The long river that crosses several countries starts from Switzerland and ends in the North Sea, the Netherlands. The Rhine flows along 1036.20 km. The Rhine river flows at several points in Germany, usually the scenery will be very beautiful and romantic on the banks of the river at night. Enjoy an unforgettable atmosphere with your beloved partner.
Well those are the ten locations in Germany that you should visit that are recommendations, while Germany still has many places that you can and should visit. For that, wait for reviews of other tourist spots in Germany next time.
