Inspiring Germany

You think you know a lot about Germany? We present you with facts that are guaranteed to surprise you.

The most leaning tower in the world, a city that predates Rome and the largest cuckoo clock to ever be created... Who knew there were so many incredible records just waiting to be discovered in Germany?

If you want to marvel at Icelandic-style geysers, gondolas straight from Venice and many other wonders, all you need to do is come to Germany. Many of the attractions around the world have a twin – let's embark on a German voyage of discovery brimming with exotic surprises.

Whether castles for eternal happiness, rocking benches for two with a view or a cosy dinner in a dark grotto: Germany offers a heartfelt welcome and no end of romantic places for lovers. Get set for a voyage of Love around Germany.

Almost no other natural region of Germany evokes more romantic feelings than the Rhine. A trip along the river is like a voyage into a fairy-tale land, with no fewer than 60 picturesque castles and formidable fortresses presiding over the river from the surrounding hilltops.

Views that will be imprinted on your memory forever: to add the perfect special touch to your holiday. From mountain peaks to natural terraces and city towers: discover some of the most spectacular viewpoints in Germany.

If you dream of living in a fairy-tale world, Thuringia is the place for you. The state boasts in excess of 2,000 parks and gardens – perfect spots for a stroll in the countryside with countless palaces standing regally in the background. With its wealth of tourist attractions, there are many reasons to visit this state. And there's an additional one in 2021, when the German National Garden Show, held in the state capital of Erfurt and many other places, will put on a firework display of blossoming highlights.

Flying horses, pop art bananas and fire hydrants with flower patterns: street art is taking over urban areas. But it's not all about spraying or tagging. In many places, you will find art that catches the eye, such as yarn-bombed lampposts, bins with monster eyes or placards that employ techniques such as irony or alienation. Here is a creative foray into six exciting street art cities in Germany.