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Jewish history is an inseparable part of Berlin and Germany in general. Hence your itinerary should also reflect that. Visit this incredible monument to painful Jewish history.

Jewish Museum Berlin

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It's impossible to miss this sight, which is a true symbol of Berlin and its 20th-century historical milestones. Walkthrough it, sit by it, and take a picture!

Brandenburg Gate

Visit this magnificent treasure chest of Germany's lessons from the past and broaden your historical horizons. Museum describes its mission as "enlightenment and understanding of the shared history of Germans and Europeans."

German Historical Museum

The imposing building set in Berlin's heart has been a second home to the country's political leaders since the 19th century. It's worthy not only of your time but the camera's memory too as you will want to take lots of pictures, we're sure of that.

Reichstag

Perhaps the most famous architectural piece that stands in Berlin is the Mühlenstrasse East Side Gallery. The wall that was later used as a canvas was built in 1990 and stood 1'316 meters long. The sight's cultural importance is the "Condition of the Mural" art piece, which depicts Leonid Brezhnev and Erich Honecker kissing.

East Side Gallery

The Berlin Wall Memorial pays its homage to the wall before its collapse. This monument was built in 1998 as a reminder that the nation will never forget Germany's history and its worldwide significance.

Berlin Wall Memorial

The Museum Island in Berlin is a UNESCO World Heritage site that consists of 4 museums and the Alte Nationalgalerie. It is acknowledged as the most famous museum site in Europe and Germany's most visited sight.

Museum Island

One of Berlin's most visited places, accumulating over 360'000 visitors daily, this public square is sure to have something for everyone. Shopping malls, restaurants, hotels, and many other attractions are built on the square and is a must-visit for anyone new to Berlin.

Alexanderplatz

For anyone who truly admires the architecture, Pergamonmuseum is the place to be. With monumental buildings like Pergamon Altar, the Ishtar Gate of Babylon, and the Market Gate of Miletus, it draws more than a million people annually, making it one of the largest and most visited places in Germany.

Pergamonmuseum

Visit the Holocaust Memorial in Berlin and pay tribute to the victims of injustice in Europe. Also known as the Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe, it was designed by the architect Peter Eisenman and consists of  2711 concrete slabs of different size. The site also houses an underground information center providing information on victims, events, and locations.

Holocaust Memorial

Set off to explore the famous summer residence of the Prussian king Frederick the Great, the Sanssouci Palace and Park. Discover the German rival of Versailles on an exclusive private tour with a Palace guide and marvel at the exceptional palace and postcard-like surroundings.

Sanssouci Palace

The Charlottenburg Palace in Berlin is an excellent addition to any tour around the bustling capital of Germany. Built in the Rococo style, the palace was named after Sophie Charlotte, the wife of King Frederick I and the first Queen consort in Prussia. The imposing palace is not only a monument in itself but a lovely location for strolling around as well because of its manicured surroundings.

Charlottenburg Palace

The awe-inspiring Berlin Cathedral is a monument of significant importance and an exceptional example of authentic architectural heritage in Berlin. Set on the Museum Island, the cathedral was finished in the early 19th century and has been a crucial part of the city's skyline ever since, as its imposing dome is one of the most recognizable sights in Berlin.

Berlin Cathedral

Dating back to the 18th century, the Neoclassical Bellevue Palace is a gem of Berlin that should definitely appear on your itinerary. The palace was designed by the architect Michael Philipp Boumann as a summer residence of Prince Augustus Ferdinand of Prussia, which is currently the official residence of the President of Germany.

Bellevue Palace

Set between the Reichstag and the iconic Brandenburg Gate, the Soviet War Memorial Tiergarten is another historically significant stop to add to your Berlin itinerary. The memorial was built back in 1945 to commemorate the fallen Soviet troops. It features a symmetrical colonnade, soviet tanks, and an imposing statue of a Red Army soldier.

Soviet War Memorial Tiergarten

See one of the most popular brand museum, the BMW Museum. Having a great design, it presents the history of the brand and shows numerous models of BMW.

BMW Museum

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The must-visit museum in Munich, the Deutsches Museum is the world's largest museum of technology and science.

Deutsches Museum

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Get to know the significant history of Germany while visiting NS-Dokumentationzentrum. The Documentation Center houses original papers that reveal the crimes of the Nazi dictatorship.

NS-Dokumentationzentrum

Don't miss a chance to visit the Haus der Kunst that boasts non-collecting modern art.

Haus der Kunst

Immerse yourself in the royal life of Germany by visiting Munich Residence. The residence is the former royal palace that today attracts plenty of visitors with its architecture, decorations, and collection.

Munich Residenz

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Exploring Munich is impossible without the New Town Hall visiting. The Neues Rathaus is a marvelous neo-Gothic building is the main one in the Marienplatz.

Neues Rathaus

Boasting many important buildings as well as events, Marienplatz Square is the central square of Munich. This square has been the main one since 1158 and definitely is the must-visit spot in Munich.

Marienplatz Square

Visiting Munich is not complete without tasting the famous German beer at the Beer Hall.

Beer Hall

Beer tasting

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Checkpoint Charlie is another must-visit site on any Berlin itinerary, bearing historical significance in past events worldwide. The site is a former border crossing between East and West Berlin, fitted with sandbags, flags, and other items in places of its original set up.

Checkpoint Charlie

Housing around 20000 animals, Berlin Zoo is the oldest zoological park in the country and one of the most impressive ones in Europe likewise. It is home to various animals, including giraffes, pandas, penguins, elephants, gorillas, zebras, and many more, awaiting guests of all ages to visit.

Berlin Zoo

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Linnanmaki is the most famous amusement park in Finland. Having more than 40 rides and other attractive games, lovely restaurants and cafes, the park is a perfect entertainment spot for a family.

Linnanmaki Park

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One of the main symbols of the city, the statue of Merlion, is undoubtedly a must-see while in Singapore. Designed by Alec Fraser-Brunner, it boasts the head of a lion and the body of a fish, depicting its origins as a fishing village and the name Singapore, meaning the "Lion City."

Merlion

The historical center of Frankfurt, the Romerberg, is a market square set in the Old Town. This is a spot best-known for its majestic Christmas market and also for authentic half-timbered houses.

Romerberg - Old Town

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Housing one of the most artworks collection in Germany, the Stadel Museum is a must-visit while in Frankfurt. It owns 660 sculptures, 3,100 paintings, more than 100,000 drawings, and over 4,600 photographs.

Stadel Museum

One of German's largest museums, the Senckenberg Natural History Museum, houses unique collections, including dinosaurs, mammals, birds exhibitions, as well as human and green evolution exhibitions.

Senckenberg Natural History Museum

Situated in the center of the city, Frankfurter Dom is officially named the Emperor's Cathedral of St. Bartholomew. The tallest religion building in Frankfurt dates back to the 13th-century, and today it houses a small museum with valuable liturgical objects.

Frankfurter Dom

If you are a fan of classical literature, this place is a must-visit for you! The Goethe House is the birthplace of famous writer Johann Wolfgang von Goethe. Furnished with authentic furniture and lovely paintings, it reflects an atmosphere where the writer spent his part of life.

Goethe House

Situated in the heart of Frankfurt, the Hauptwache is one of the main squares. Take a chance to discover lovely shops and cafes in the old plaza.

Hauptwache

Named after the Main River, Main Tower is a 56-story skyscraper and the fifth tallest building in Europe. You can visit its rooftop observation platform that provides spectacular views of Frankfurt.

Main Tower

Located in the heart of downtown Frankfurt, Eschenheimer Tower once was a city gate, and today, it is surrounded y modern skyscrapers. The 15th-century site is the most famous building in the city.

Eschenheim Tower

The Elbphilharmonie is a pure masterpiece. United breathtaking glass exterior with wavy rooftop, unique location, and perfect acoustic.

Elbphilharmonie

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One of the largest museums in Germany, Hamburger Kunsthalle, invites all visitors to explore international exhibitions, contemporary art, pictures, and photography. It consists out of three splendid buildings with masterpiece collections from the Middle Ages till our days.

Hamburger Kunsthalle - Art Hall

This is the place that should be on your must-see places in Hamburg. This is the biggest area for fishing and gastronomical businesses with 750 employees.

Hamburg Fishmarket

Have a nice walk in Cologne's Old Town and see the real culture and traditional handicrafts and small souvenirs shops. During the Second World War, it was destroyed by 70 percent but still has a lot of things to visit and see.

Cologne's Old Town

The Cologne cathedral is doubtless the symbol of the city and one of the most known and visited Gothic cathedrals in Germany. Its rich history worth learning while your walking tour with a guide.

Cologne Cathedral

Have a look at the richest and extensive art collection of German Expressionism and the Russian avant-garde. The Museum offers to learn about important collections of the 20 and 21st centuries.

Ludwig Museum

Enjoy the stunning view to Hohenzollern Bridge that was built beginning the 20th century and has a rich history worth to explore and discover during the walking tour.

Hohenzollern Bridge

Don't miss a unique opportunity to visit the real Chocolate Paradise in Cologne! This activity is perfect for all the family and offers interesting guiding tours opening all the secrets of the chocolate production and tastes.

Chocolate Museum

One of the most impressive masterpiece galleries in Germany invites all guests to explore and discover its exhibitions.

Wallraf-Richartz Museum

The Mercedes-Benz Museum is undoubtedly a great addition to your Stuttgart tour. It covers the story of the renowned Mercedes-Benz invented by Carl Benz back in the 19th century. Boasting all kinds of vehicles, the museum presents some of the oldest versions of automobiles as well as numerous modern-day wonders of mechanics.

Mercedes-Benz Museum

One of the most popular stops on any Stuttgart tour, the Porsche Museum, leaves a lasting impression on every visitor without a doubt. Providing insight into the history of the iconic car manufacturer, the museum houses exceptional examples of vehicles and features authentic architecture as well.

Porsche Museum

While exploring Stuttgart, don't miss the chance to visit the Weissenhof Estate. The authentic building estate was designed by Le Corbusier and Pierre Jeanneret for in 1927 for the Deutscher Werkbund exhibition. Nowadays, the example of modernist housing of the 20th century boasts a museum and a visitor center.

Weissenhof Estate

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Start your Stuttgart tour at Schlossplatz, one of the main squares in the city, providing plenty of space for strolling around and enjoying a nice day outdoors. The picturesque square is the largest one in the entire city and houses the Neues Schloss Palace and the Jubilee Column.

Schlossplatz

Featuring artifacts from all over the world, the Linden Museum in Stuttgart is undoubtedly worth paying a visit to while in the city. It houses exceptional displays of items, including masks, garments, statues, and other, depicting different cultures and customs.

Linden Museum

Filled with delicacies on every corner, Markthalle is undoubtedly a must-visit location for every foodie and travelers interested in local specialties. Set in an Art Nouveau-style building, the bustling food market houses all sorts of foods, as well as fresh produce, and local goods.

Markthalle - Food Market

Another significant stop on any Stuttgart itinerary is Fernsehturm, the television tower providing spectacular views over the surroundings and the lovely city. As a matter of fact, it is the first TV ever built, standing tall to this day with the height reaching 217 meters.

Fernsehturm - Television Tower

Another must-stop on any Stuttgart itinerary, Birkenkopf, is an exceptional site providing an authentic history and mind-boggling views. Due to the debris from the WWII deposited on the site, the Birkenkopf hill became the highest point in the inner-city area, providing spectacular vistas over the surroundings.

Birkenkopf

Hop onboard Standseilbahn Stuttgart and soak up the views over the city from a different perspective! Dating back to 1929, the funicular provides an authentic and fun way of transportation and stretches for 536 meters (1,759 ft) from the Südheimer Platz valley station.

Standseilbahn Stuttgart

Take a chance to spend a wonderful time in the Phantasialand - one of the biggest and interesting theme parks in Germany! Bring your kids, the entire family, or friends and enjoy the time there!

Phantasia Land Cologne

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A unique and fun experience for adults and kids. Take a chance to visit Legoland in Cologne and make this day unforgettable!

Legoland

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Take a break at Tropical Islands swimming, diving or just relaxing by the Tropical Sea or Lagoon. Here you explore the world's largest indoor rainforest and can visit the highest water slide tower.

Tropical Islands

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Enjoy unforgettable moments at Tripsdrill, an adventure park fitted with all sorts of fun pursuits! Boasting a theme park with different types of rides and attractions, the site also houses a wildlife park and a resort, surrounded by postcard-like vineyards and forests.

Tripsdrill

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Explore fun adventures in the Bayern Park full of rollercoaster and water attractions for family.

Bayern Park

Set on an excellent adventure for all a family in Skyline Park that boasts more than 60 rides and many attractions.

Skyline Park

Enjoy a wonderful time in Holiday Park. The amusement park is a perfect landmark while traveling together with a family.

Holiday Park

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Appear into the medieval atmosphere by visiting the world-famous Nuremberg Castle. The castle was built in the 12th century and kept the crown jewels. The caste's most interesting highlight is the renewed residential wing, where you see Knights' and Imperial Hall and discover the Holy Roman Empire's inner workings.

Nuremberg Castle

Visit the Museum of Industrial Culture and dive into the last 200-year history starting with a steam engine, horseless carriages, and ending with nowadays robots. Following the excursion, you have free time to explore the vast collection of bicycles, motorcycles and visit a school class of the 1910 year.

Museum of Industrial Culture

The Documentation Center Nazi Party Rallying Grounds is an essential historical museum dedicated to the historical actions during the Nazi propaganda campaign. Initially, architects were planning to create a building for 50 000 people, but the project was never complete. The permanent exhibition is in 1300 square meters place and is dedicated to the factors, relationships, causes, and consequences of the Nazi dictatorship.

Documentation Center Nazi Party Rally Grounds

St. Lawrence's Church is an important historical religious monument dedicated to Saint Lawrence. The Church was significantly destroyed during the Second Worl War and rebuilt later on. Nowadays, this is one of the most famous and vital Evangelical Lutheran Church in Bavaria.

St. Lawrence's Church

The old city of Nuremberg is surrounded by defensive walls built in the 12-16 centuries. This five kilometers-long strengthening played a crucial role in protecting the town during wars and fights. In modern times, City Walls are well-preserved historical monuments visited by tourists from all over the world.

Historic City Walls

Appear into the medieval atmosphere by visiting the world-famous Nuremberg Castle. The castle was built in the 12th century and kept the crown jewels. The caste's most beautiful view is the renewed residential wing, where you see Knights' and Imperial Hall and discover the Holy Roman Empire's inner workings.

Kaiserburg

Albrecht Dürer's House is one of the world-famous landmarks in Nuremberg visited by tourists worldwide. For almost twenty years here was living and working Albrecht Dürer, and nowadays, here is a museum dedicated to a famous painter.

Albrecht Dürer's House

Nuremberg Trials Memorial is an exhibition dedicated to the post-Second World War trials against  Nazi criminals. The exhibition presents documents, pictures, as well as insights about the defendants and their crimes.

Nuremberg Trials Memorial

Have a relaxing walk in the beating heart of Nuremberg - Königstrasse. Here you enjoy the unique local atmosphere, tiny shops, bars, and restaurants. The St. Lawrence Church is one of the main highlights located on this street and is strongly advised for visiting.

Königstrasse and the St. Lawrence Side

The Frauenkirche was built in the 14th century and is a stunning example of gothic architecture, and inside is decorated with numerous sculptures. Till nowadays, the Frauenkirche contains innumerable artworks, such as Tucher Altar and Adam Kraft monuments.

Frauenkirche

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Bavarian National Museum

Noboribetsu is Hokkaido's most famous hot spring resort, offering as many as eleven different kinds of thermal waters, that are considered among Japan's best and most effective.

The resort town consists of numerous (mostly large sized) ryokan and hotels with hot spring baths. Several of them open their baths during daytime to non-staying guests for typically 700 to 2000 yen. In addition, there is one public bath house located in the center of town.

Noboribetsu Hot Spring

Join your guide in the hotel lobby and embark on an unforgettable walking tour of the city. Over the next four hours, immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of the city as you stroll through its charming streets, and delve into its fascinating history and rich culture.

As you journey through the city on this sightseeing tour, you'll have the opportunity to witness the breathtaking beauty of its most picturesque landmarks, and discover hidden gems that are often missed by visitors. From quaint alleyways to magnificent monuments, your guide will lead you to some of the city's most wonderful and unique spots.

So, come and experience the city like never before on this incredible walking tour. Get ready to be amazed by its charm, history, and culture.

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While in Copenhagen, be sure to visit postcard-like Nyhavn! There are charming houses and authentic boats lining the colorful waterfront, as well as cafes and restaurants where visitors can relax and enjoy the view. Hans Christian Andersen lived near the canal in a few houses on the site once. Did you know that?

The postcard-like Nyhavn is a must-see while in Copenhagen without a doubt! The colorful waterfront is lined with charming houses, authentic boats, and cafes and restaurants for visitors to unwind and enjoy the view. Did you know that the site was once home to the renowned author Hans Christian Andersen who lived in several houses by the canal?

Nyhavn

If you're planning a trip to Denmark, make sure to <a href="/copenhagen"> stop by Copenhagen</a> to feel what it is like to be in the happiest country in the world! With our Triptile itinerary builder tool, you can plan your travel from the dates when you want to go down to the transport you wish to get around the city by. When you arrive at Denmark's capital, Copenhagen, make sure to visit the incredible Rosenborg Castle, Tivoli Gardens, which feature the world's oldest wooden rollercoasters, and of course the Nyhavn entertainment district. For anyone unsure about what places to go to on your journey to Copenhagen, we have expert-made tours available for you to browse through and choose whichever suits your style of travel.

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