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Potsdam: Wolfgang Mattheuer's Century Step in front of the Museum Barberini ©TMB-Fotoarchiv (Steffen Lehmann)

Classical Art Museums: Genuine Masterpieces

Ramsau: Hintersee mit dem Berg Hochkalter ©Getty Images (Cyril Gosselin)

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Berlin: Observation Trabi in the German Spy Museum ©Deutsches Spionagemuseum

Must-see museums

Berlin: Government district, Spree, Reichstag, Paul-Löbe-Haus, centre ©visitBerlin (Dagmar Schwelle)

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Berchtesgaden: Nationalpark bei Sonnenaufgang ©Getty Images (DieterMeyrl)

The latest trend: travelling out into the countryside by train.

Berlin: Bode Museum with TV Tower at sunset, UNESCO World Heritage Site ©Getty Images (RICOWde)

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Vegan bowl with edamame beans, broccoli, avocado, beetroot, hummus and nuts ©Getty Images (Alexander Spatari)

Enjoy vegan and eco-sustainable city getaways

Stralsund: St.Nikolai church and the old town hall at the market in the Hanseatic city ©DZT (Francesco Carovillano)

Old Towns with UNESCO World Heritage status

Moritzburg Palace ©DZT (Francesco Carovillano)

Castles and Palaces: Fairytale Film Settings

Due to the ongoing heavy rainfall, some regions - especially in south of Germany - are currently affected or at risk of flooding.

We recommend that guests check the current situation in their destination.

At , all federal states provide up-to-date information, warnings and reports on the current situation in German, English, French, Dutch and Italian.

This information is partially barrier-free.

Deutsche Bahn provides information in German and English at www.bahn.de about current disruptions to long-distance and regional transport.

Guests travelling in Germany can install the NINA warning app on their smartphone with just a few clicks (also available in English). Provided by the Federal Office of Civil Protection and Disaster Assistance (BBK), this app is connected to the federal government's modular warning system MoWaS and is used to warn the population throughout Germany in the event of extreme weather conditions.

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All four seasons enchant in their own way

The sun is warming the air, the days are getting longer, everywhere things are budding and blossoming: it's spring in Germany - time for getaways, blossom festivals, asparagus feasting and popular Easter traditions.
Spring in Germany
Summer At Last: Beer Gardens, Swimming Fun, Strawberry Ice Cream
Summer Pleasures in Germany
Golden sunshine, colourful forests: the Indian summer can also be found in Germany. An ideal time for active holidaymakers and wellness fans. And for epicures, since this is harvest time.
Autumn Holidays in Germany
Winter is the favourite season for any romantic. Outside, snowed-in forests and frozen lakes beckon. Inside, it feels cosy with baked goods, mulled wine and candlelight.
Germany in Winter

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treetop walk at the Saarschleife

Experience nature from a new perspective on the treetop walk at the Saarschleife. Enjoy a breathtaking view over the Saar valley as you walk above the treetops. The trail is barrier-free and therefore accessible to all!

Leuchtenburg Castle

Leuchtenburg Castle offers a sweeping panoramic view from the Harz Mountains to the Thuringian Forest. Within its walls, it houses a unique museum dedicated to Thuringian porcelain and its 800-year history.

#deinThüringen #visitthuringia

Nikolaikirche church

With its dome visible from all directions, the Nikolaikirche church on the Alter Markt is probably the most striking building in Potsdam. From the viewing platform, you have a magnificent view over the entire city.

#visitbrandenburg

Reichsburg in Cochem

Marvel at the stately architecture of the Reichsburg in Cochem high above the Moselle and enjoy spectacular views of the surrounding wine region. Want to feast like in the Middle Ages? This is always possible at the castle on Fridays and Saturdays.

#RLPerleben #visitRLP

Albrechtsburg Castle and the Gothic cathedral in meissen

Immerse yourself in the rich history and culture of Meissen on the Elbe, known for its famous porcelain. Explore the majestic Albrechtsburg Castle and the Gothic cathedral, stroll through the historic old town and enjoy the breathtaking view over the Elbe valley vineyards.

#visitsaxony #ErlebeDeinSachsen

European Central Bank

The glass building of the European Central Bank dominates the Frankfurt skyline and is a real eye-catcher. A visit inside is also worthwhile. A 90-minute guided tour can be conveniently booked online.

#hessentourismus

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