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When people plan for a trip to Germany, they intend to visit only the Capital and famous cities like Berlin, Hamburg or Munich. Granted, they have their charms and attractions. But amongst all these cities, just north of historical cities like Düsseldorf and Bonn, there lies a city in Westphalia called Dortmund. Dortmund is the …
Reutlingen is an industrial city in Baden-Württemberg, Germany. It is located at the foot of the Swabian Mountains near the valley of the River Neckar, and was founded in 1855 by Frederick II. Today Reutlingen is home to a modern industrial center and also houses machinery, clothing production and dominant manufacturing facilities.
Flensburg is on the Baltic Sea in the state of Schleswig-Holstein. One of the northernmost cities in Germany, which is further north and even closer to Denmark, is Glücksburg. Flensburg is a big beer-producing town and one of the most popular in Germany.
Cuxhaven, surrounded by water on both sides of the city, is one among Germany’s largest fishing ports and the country’s fish-processing industry, thus shipping and construction are vital and the city’s biggest source of income.
Freiburg, originally known as Freiburg im Breisgau, is a city tucked away in the Black Forest of Germany’s southern fringes. It is an ideal city to visit where you can take all your family, friends, and loved ones of all ages around.
Schwerin is the second largest city in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. It’s located in the middle of Lake Schwerin, and it’s the city’s prominent landmark. Population is around 120,000.
Koblenz city is located in the northern part of Rhineland-Palatinate and is a city that pays tribute to the famous rivers Rhine and the Mosel. It is a popular site for visitors and a meeting place for residents, which allows people to create a beautiful environment.
Hagen, located in the southern part of the Ruhr district just 10 miles south of Dortmund, is the biggest city in the state of Südwestfalen. Throughout history, the city has endured uprisings during the Ruhr Uprising in the 1920s, and survived heavy bombings during the Second World War where Hagen was completely destroyed by the …
On Lake Constance in Germany, the third-largest lake in Europe lays the largest city Konstanz. This city is exceptional and famous because it survived World War II and managed to stay intact. That is because it geographically in proximity to Switzerland, the neutral and unaffected country during the war. All the bombings and destructions were …
Looking for things to do in Rosenheim? Well, look no further, we’ve found the 7 most popular things to see while visiting this Bavarian city in the south of Germany, based on tourist reviews and ratings. Rosenheim is located along the Inn River at the Austrian border in the south-eastern corner of Germany, close to …