Destinations in Germany: Travel Guide

Berlin is one of the biggest cities in Europe (its population is 3,4 million of people) and along with it, it's, perhaps, one of the most fashionable and constantly changing cities. Since 1990 Berlin is the capital of Germany, but practically it still consists of 2 parts. When The Berlin Wall fell, Berlin became one of the musical centers of Europe that is attracting more and more musicians...
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Munich is one of the richest and the most expensive cities of Europe, which was founded in 1158 by Henry the Lion, the duke of Saxony and Bavaria. Since 1806 Munich is the capital of Bavaria. In this city take place the most important banks, MSM and enterprises, such as the concern of BMW. The main city of Bavaria can boast of a number of well-known museums, great cultural level, rich nightlife...
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Hamburg is a city that represents one of sixteen Lands of Germany. The city is located on the bank of the Elba River near the Northern Sea. Hamburg is the second largest city of Germany after Berlin and the seventh largest city in whole European Union. Moreover, this is the most populated city of Europe that is not a capital. In 2008 the population of Hamburg estimated 1 773 218 people. Besides...
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Cologne is a city with long and interesting history. It was founded by the Roman and first mentioning about it dates back to 50 B.C. In the Middle Ages population of this oldest city in Germany was about 40000 people. This city could offer university studies, freedom of trade and well-educated citizen to talk with; all these gave grounds to put this city in the list of the richest and most...
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Frankfurt can be truly called one of most stylish and modern cities of the country. Numerous conferences, exhibitions, seminars and fairs take place here every year. Frankfurt has become the economic capital of Germany long time ago. However, this is still a city, which is rich in history, so Frankfurt carefully cherishes the memory of past centuries. In this city you will see unique...
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Dusseldorf is the richest city of Germany and a large business and commercial center of the country. The streets of the city are full with skyscrapers, office centers and banks. The left bank of the Rheine River is considered a modern part of the city and the right bank is a historical center of Dusseldorf. Either old part of the city or the new one has numerous places of interest and buildings...
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It goes without saying that Dresden is one of the most beautiful European cities. Of course it's hard to compare it with such metropolises as New-York or Peking with their skyscrapers and crowded streets, but this city on the Elba doesn't need all that: it's attractive with very other things. That's why there you can always see a lot of tourists. Dresden is such a fantastic city, that...
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Nowadays Stuttgart has the right to claim the title of "the world’s car capital". Even people, who are not interested in the automotive industry, will correctly link the name of the city with «Mercedes-Benz» brand. In this city are located two large automobile museums (Mercedes-Benz and Porsche). However, the city is also one of most important and largest cultural centers in both Germany and...
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