Germany's Attractions Review

Located in the Southwestern Germany and its highest area is called Feldberg. It has given origin to many tales and stories.

• Black Forest

• Rhine River

• Bavarian Alps

One of the great rivers of the continent and among the most important arteries of industrial transport in the world.

• Bavarian Alps

• Rhine River

• Zwinger

A palace in the city of Dresden, with an architectonic style is called “baroque”.

• Berlin TV Tower

• Zwinger

• Bavarian Alps

Large river that starts in Switzerland and goes through Germany, Netherlands and ends in the sea. The largest city on it is Cologne.

• Rhine River

• Bavarian Alps

• Berlin TV Tower

Traditional economic activities, such as lumbering, woodworking, and the manufacture of watches, clocks, and musical instruments, started in ancient times and continue to be done.

• Bavarian Alps

• Rhine River

• Black Forest

Next to it, winery companies have been settled for many previous years and it’s a very touristic spot.

• Bavarian Alps

• Black Forest

• Rhine River

The official name is Fernsehturm. It is 365m high and the tallest building in Berlin.

• Berlin TV Tower

• Bavarian Alps

• Zwinger

the term that summarizes several mountains located in Germany and they are called like that because they are located in the Bavaria region.

• Black Forest

• Bavarian Alps

• Zwinger

The construction started in the 12th century and has had many modifications.

Today, the palace is a museum.

• Berlin TV Tower

• Zwinger

• Black Forest

The urban legend says that it has 365 stories, in honor to the 365 days of a year.

The tower has a sphere that consists of seven floors on the inside, all of which are open to visitors.

• Berlin TV Tower

• Zwinger

• Rhine River