Geh nach Deutschland!
Go to Germany!
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Are you interested in travelling Germany yourself?
Here are my personal travel
tips to make your trip to Germany as enjoyable as possible and that
will leave you as much of a Deutschland-Fan as I am. These are the most
commonly visited cities; however I also highly recommend spending some
time in lesser known towns such as the countless picturesque towns that
speckle across all of Bayern (Bavaria).
Berlin
Berlin is the capital of die
Bundesrepublik Deutschland. A city filled with hundreds of years of
German history will surely leave any visitor in awe. The city can
perhaps best be viewed by taking a boat tour along the rivers through
Berlin. Other tourist attractions include the Reichstag (German
parliament building) where you can walk to the top of its famous glass
Dom (dome), the TV Tower that offers a breathtaking overview of the
entire city, Checkpoint Charlie which was one of the most famous
locations along the Berlin Wall that divided the city in half during
the Cold War, and museum island featuring every museum you could dream
of inside the Gothic architecture of pre WWII Germany.
Muenchen (Munich)
Munich
sits in the heart of Bavaria, the Texas of Germany, known for its rich
culture of Beer and Lederhosen (the traditional appaeral of Bavarians).
Munich is the technologically advanced city of Germany that is known
for being home to some of Germany's largest corporations headquarters.
Munich is also the city of sports. Munich played host to both the 1936
and 1972 Olympic games and you can still visit the massive Olympische
Park (olympic park) where it all took place as well as bikeride through
a massive trail system. A cool sight to look for is the surfers that
surf in a 10 foot wide rapid right in the center of Munich! But beware
because Munich is well known as the most expensive German city...
Hamburg
Hamburg is
a center of German shipping and industry. It is a very multi-cultural
city and perhaps the most of any German cities. One of the city's most
notorious parts is the Raeperbahn (red light district) where you can
find the ladies of the night, who are legal and taxed as legitament
job-holders in Germany, soliciting on almost every street corner.
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