Introduction: Germany has many of the most beautiful scenery in Europe? Fairytale castles, important historical sites and lively party scenes. The following are the fifteen most worth visiting cities in Germany that I carefully selected (ranked in no particular order, alphabetically ranked by city), let us follow me to appreciate the beautiful scenery of Germany! The 15 most worth visiting cities in Germany

Berlin

The capital of Germany, a diverse metropolis. There are various museums, lively sports activities, and famous cultural festivals here.

This thousand-year-old city of bishops and emperors stands majestically on seven hills and is known as "Franken's Little Rome". With many monumental buildings and 1,200 cultural monuments from the 11th to 18th centuries, its old city contains three urban areas: Mountain City, Island City and Garden City. These three urban areas are both UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Sites. They are known for their unique The way shows the medieval architectural style.

Bonn Bonn

With a history of two thousand years, Bonn is one of the oldest cities in Germany. It was the capital of West Germany. The composer Beethoven was born in this city on December 16, 1770.

The famous Heerstra?e Street in the old town of Bonn is a good place to enjoy cherry blossoms in spring. The cherry blossoms bloom here every April, and the entire street is illuminated by cherry blossoms.

Dresden

Dresden was one of the cities in Germany that was bombed during World War II. However. Before that, Dresden had been known as the "jewel box" because of its centuries-old history of prosperity, splendid culture and art, and countless exquisite Baroque buildings.

Now, after reconstruction, Dresden has restored its former glory.

Fuessen

Fuessen is famous for its Neuschwanstein Castle, which has distinctive architectural features and breathtaking scenery. The inspiration for the fairy-tale Snow White Castle in Disneyland came from here. Because it is the prototype of Disney Castle, some people also call Neuschwanstein Castle "Snow White Castle".

Heidelberg

A city where Goethe left his heart. ?I left my heart in Heidelberg/On a warm midsummer night/My ears were also filled with love/Her lips were smiling like roses; When we said goodbye in front of the gate/I clearly remember the last kiss/I left my heart The child is forgotten in Heidelberg/My heart is beating wildly by the Neckar River. ?--Goethe's "I Forgot My Heart in Heidelberg"

Historical treasures such as the ancient bridge in the medieval architectural style, the tall Holy Spirit Cathedral, and the ancient knight's house make the old town of Heidelberg completely unique. Undoubtedly one of the most famous tourist destinations in Germany.

Koeln

One of the oldest cities in Germany. Its Gothic church, Cologne Cathedral, was designated as a World Cultural Heritage in 1996; it is the number one landmark in Cologne and the Rhine region and one of the most famous landmark buildings in Germany.

Luebeck

As the capital of the Hanseatic League, once the most powerful regional trade alliance, Luebeck was once the richest city on the Baltic Sea coast, known as? Hanseatic Queen?. Its urban construction pattern is regarded as a classic by many Hanseatic League cities.

Rüdesheim

The small town of Rüdesheim, located in the upper middle reaches of the Rhine River, has almost the essence of all world cultural heritages: vineyards, rivers, ancient The fort and the statue are a wonderful microcosm of this river valley. It is like a pearl set in the Rhine Valley, and the Riesling wine produced here is also very popular.

Rothenburg ob der Taube

The full name of Rothenburg is Rothenburg on the Taube River. The German meaning of Rothenburg is "Red Castle", hence the name. The reason is that most of the roofs of houses in the city are dark red. This town, founded in the 9th century, is the intersection of Germany's famous Romantic Road and Castle Road. Many medieval buildings are still well preserved and is known as the "Treasure of the Medieval Century".

Meersburg

Located on the shores of Lake Constance, surrounded by mountains and rivers, it is a small town with excellent Feng Shui. The castle with the same name as the town was built in the seventh century AD and is the oldest castle in Germany. The original meaning of Meersburg is "castle by the lake", which is also the origin of the town's name.

Munich Muenchen

Munich is a warm and international city with a long tradition. It is charming, quiet, prosperous and dreamlike. It is the capital of life in Germany. . Marienplatz in the center of Munich must be one of the most beautiful squares in Germany.

Sch?nau am K?nigssee

This small village located on the edge of Lake K?nigssee allows you to truly appreciate the meaning of the word "lakes and mountains". K?nigssee is a lake formed by glacial movement. It is also the deepest lake in Germany. The water here is emerald green and crystal clear. It is considered the cleanest and most beautiful lake in Germany. The water quality even reaches the standard of direct drinking water.

Sylt

Sylt is actually an island. It is the fourth largest island in Germany and is connected to the mainland by an 11-kilometer-long Hindenburg railway causeway. . When the tide is high, most of the causeway will be submerged under the water. From a distance, it seems as if the entire railway is built on the vast expanse of waves. And this causeway is the prototype of the masterpiece of the Seven Waters Capital - "Sea Train" in the Judiciary Island Chapter of "One Piece".

Sylt Island has more than 40 kilometers of high-quality beaches, mostly fine sand, which are very comfortable to walk on. When you are tired, you can lie here and look at the sea and the gorgeous sunset. Life Nothing more pleasant than that.

Isn’t it dreamy with so many stars?

Wuerzburg

A perfect fusion of history, culture and wine. This liveable city and university town enjoys a picturesque location on both sides of the Main River, a lively atmosphere and a warm and welcoming charm. Würzburg is the starting point of Germany’s classic tourist route, the Romantic Road. Würzburg Palace is listed on the UNESCO World Heritage List and is a representative example of Baroque architecture in southern Germany.

The Würzburg Palace is listed on the UNESCO World Heritage List and is a representative example of Baroque architecture in southern Germany.