Top 25 Places To Visit In Germany - Travel Guide

Germany is one of the most historical and beautiful places on earth. Enjoy this travel guide of Germany's most incredible destinations. From the peak of Zugspitze, to the fairy town town of Rothenburg, Germany is home to so many magical places! Where is your favorite place in Germany?

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Timestamps:

0:00 - Intro
0:26 - Zugspitze & Eibsee
1:45 - Wagenbrüchsee
2:16 - Berchtesgaden
2:56 - The Eagle's Nest
3:57 - Königssee
4:43 - Dresden
5:20 - Bastei Bridge
5:39 - Germany's Rivers (Danube, Rhine, Moselle)
7:15 - Cochem Castle & Hohenzollern Castle
8:05 - Lake Constance & Lindau
8:44 - Berlin
9:27 - Hamburg
10:05 - Lübeck & Baltic Coast
11:15 - Schwerin Castle
11:39 - Cologne
12:22 - Frankfurt
12:46 - Heidelberg
13:12 - Black Forest & Freiburg
13:36 - Rothenburg
14:27 - Munich
14:52 - Neuschwanstein Castle
16:12 - Outro

Thanks for watching :)

[ScenicRelaxationFilms]

How many fairy tale destinations do you want? 🧚🏻
Germany: Yes

[Killer-jfeg]

Im happy to say that Germany is my home country and it’s sad that we forgot every day how beautiful this place is. Great work and I hope to everyone who visits Germany or decide to live here that they see the beautiful and magic side of German ❤️❤️

[danielaperi]

I am Italian and live near Venice and the Prosecco Hills, so I am surrounded by history and beautiful landscapes, but believe me, Germany is wonderful !❤❤❤ Ich liebe Deutschland ! 🇩🇪

[davesontheroad_]

Germany is truly worth visiting, the Neuschwanstein castle alone is unlike anything else in the world!🏰🌍

[exoroxx]

There are so many places in Germany worth to mention (that weren't mentioned in the video): Rügen, Alpen (Alps) in general (I really like Sylvensteinsee, Walchensee, Kochelsee and Tegernsee), cities like Nürnberg (Nuremberg), Leipzig, Bremen (Schnoor is great), Burg Eltz, Trier (oldest city in Germany, Roman culture), Potsdam (Sanssouci, parks, full of history and old buildings), Görlitz (well preserved old town - and scenery for some hollywood movies!) and many more. I'm from Dresden and I love this city and the landscape around it.

[John_Fugazzi]

Very thorough as usual. Germany has everything: nature, history, architecture, museums, big modern cities and a high standard of living. It's always worth visiting Germany. I'm glad that cities that were heavily bombed during World War II chose to rebuild what was there and preserve their heritage. The camera work and editing were really great.

[omwnae]

I'm African American but my parents told me I'm part German as well because of my ancestors from a long time ago so I been doing my research and watching videos about Germany and may visit there one day idc if I look more black I still support my german side too 🇩🇪❤❤❤

[VikingInvaders]

As a dane I have to say that Germany is one of the most underrated countries I have ever been to and one of my favourites in the world

[lindsayhengehold]

I went to Germany in 2000 and absolutely loved it!

[ThePoint]

Really happy to know that when I went to Germany last summer I went to 23 out of the 25 places in this list. It was an amazing time and Germany is just awesome

[Aceton_]

As a German who has visited mosted places I am always surprised by how beautiful Germany is. I am so lucky to have family in the black forest region or to be able to do a daytrip to the alps. It's pretty easy to overlook these places and dream of traveling to a diffrent continent but if I learned one thing whilst traveling it has to be that everywhere u live there will be some beautiful places in reach u just have to go out and search them.

[Duvodas]

That are so beautiful scenes of my home country! It's very touching to remember through a foreigner's eyes what beauty we have here and forget in our everyday life. The North Sea with the Frisian Islands and the large tidal flats could easily be added to that list, this landscape is unique in the world.

[johannes]

I´m from Germany and i´m very satisfied when it comes to the beauty of germany, because Germany have everything what you need. The alps in the south, north and baltic sea in the north, beautiful cities and lakes, stunning landscapes and actually a little desert in Brandenburg. I like Germany.

[arnebenne]

I feel magically at home in Germany 🇩🇪

[justinagritzan]

I am crying for happiness watching this video. After living there more than 15 years, Germany is a part of my life! So many unforgettable memories from the places you shared. Seeing my second home, Hamburg, I got goosebumps. Thank you Ryan - your video made my day!! Dina

[theaverageguytraveller]

I don’t know what it is about your videos but I really love your style. Informative while visually stimulating, you’ve got a hypnotic voice and your enthusiasm is believable and not over the top. Great work man!

[timj.]

+ Koblenz. Just drive down the River Rhine from Wiesbaden (near Frankfurt). You‘ll drive through the unesco world heritage site „Mittelrheintal“. From Koblenz up the Moselle (incl. Eltz Castle)to Trier, the oldest german City, founded 18 BC. There you‘ll find more unesco world heritage Sites, like Porta Nigra and Kaiserthermen.
Fuel up your car in Luxemburg, and then though the Vulcano Park Eifel (lake & Abbey Maria Laach) to Nurburgring, the green hell.

[mazeonyt]

I'm actually from Rothenburg. We moved here when I was six. I was really bored here in the first few years, mainly because of the lack of activities and areas for kids and teenagers. There aren't any good soccer fields or other things I could've spent time with. But as I grew older I started admiring Rothenburg more and more because of the history, the architecture/infrastructure, the friendliness of most people and how calm the place is in general. Yeah I'd definietly recommend a visit although we're flooded with tourists all the time lol.

[IndayUK]

Last week i was in Germany . Went to Stuttgart, Freiburg (black forest) for a hiking .. oh my ! Im falling in love with the places that you’ve featured in your channel! So amazing places!! Hopefully i can visit them too 😍💚 ! 😉😎
Best thing people are so friendly and helpful specially during hiking that i was alone at that time. Memorable experience.. ❤️

[fleischkeks]

There are super many small towns in Germany that are not overrun with tourists but are still very beautiful.
Some examples are Wertheim (and the whole Tauber valley), Idstein (very small but extremely beautiful with a castle in the Taunus, i recommend having lunch at the Alte Feuerwache or the Deli Dojo), Karslruhe (a bit bigger but still very beautiful), the Eifel, a volcanic region, is also very beautiful with Aachen as the biggest city.

As a fan of beautiful castles you must visit Wernigerode Castle in the Harz Mountains. Wernigerode is a super nice little town with an even nicer castle. If you are already there you can also take the Brocken train to the Brocken (the highest mountain in eastern Germany).

Germany is a very unique country where every small town has its own history and architecture because it was divided into many small states for a long time. Therefore, there are so many small beautiful towns that are rarely mentioned in all the tourist books or are simply lost next to the big attractions.