Brandenburg Gate – the landmark of Berlin
The capital of Germany – Berlin – is a symbiosis of cultural and architectural monuments that were significantly damaged after the hostilities of World War II. By the way, if you are planning a vacation in this country, it is worth thinking in advance about finding cheap flights to Germany.
The grand Brandenburg Gate has become a landmark of the city, with the former Checkpoint Charlie, now a museum of the Cold War. From an architectural point of view, churches and cathedrals are interesting, especially St. Hedwig's Cathedral, which barely survived World War II. New buildings give the city an exquisite charm. The fauna of the Berlin Zoo, the largest in the world by the way, is also worth attention!
Bavaria is famous not only for its beer, but also for the Bavarian Alps with picturesque nature and mirror-clear lakes. And the oldest beer hall can be visited in the very center of Munich. Every year for several centuries, in autumn, the world-famous Oktoberfest beer festival is held here. In addition to beer tasting, picture galleries, the state numismatic collection, and of course the BMW Museum are of great interest.
Art history tourists will find Dresden interesting with its unique structures in the Rococo, Baroque, and Gothic styles, which were recreated after the bombings.
While in Leipzig, our compatriots will not only see that it is a city of fairs and shopping arcades, but also honor the memory of fallen Russian soldiers at the Völkerschlachtdenkmal – the Monument to the Battle of the Nations. You can get to Leipzig by finding cheap flights to Berlin and making a profitable flight at any time of the year.
It would be a sin not to take horse or walking tours through the picturesque lands and forests of Thuringia, which inspired many poets and artists to create wonderful world-famous works. Car enthusiasts will be magnetically attracted to Stuttgart with its Mercedes-Benz, Porsche, and Linden museums.
The ancient town of Freiburg with the «Europa» Park, where there are countless attractions and shows, joyfully awaits both adults and children. Kids will be delighted to find themselves in the dinosaur park, the Viking country, among mazes and mini-parks.
In Düsseldorf, which for the most part is considered the capital of politics and congresses, you will enjoy the park complex «Südpark», the museum of human evolution, and you will not refuse to visit the revolving restaurant at a height of more than 100 meters in the Rheinturm TV tower.
Whichever city in Germany you choose to visit, you will find something new and unexpected everywhere, for example a store with opening hours from 09:32 to 18:18, or a museum of motorhomes with all stages of their evolution. Germany can surprise both lovers of beer and sausages, and admirers of history and art, in other words - everyone who wants to spend a vacation with pleasure.
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