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BERLIN

First of al it is the capital of Germany. Berlin is famous for both historic places and the modernization. It is famous all around the world for its modernized buildings, museums, historic places, cultures, galleries and restaurants. The few interesting places of Berlin are Brandenburg Gate, the Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church, museum Island and the Altes Museum and another Bode museum which is for Byzantine art collection.
The Ku'Damm and the Friedrichstrasse are the world famous shopping center of Berlin.

Baden-Baden

Baden-Baden, the Black Forest's chief spa, was the summer capital of Europe during the last century. Other attractions include the Baroque Kleines Theater, National Art Gallery, the Friedrichsbad Romano-Irish temple and baths, the Margravial Palace (museum), 15th-century Collegiate Church, Russian Church, Romanesque Chapel, parks and gardens, Lichtentaler Allee, tennis, riding, 18-hole golf course, winter sports, international horse racing weeks at Iffezheim and a modern congress hall.

Constance(Konstanz)

Constance is a German university and cathedral town on the Bodensee (Lake Constance) which has shores in Austria, Switzerland and the Germany. Attractions include the Konzilsgebäude (14th century); Renaissance Town Hall (16th century); historic old Insel Hotel (14th century); Barbarossa-Haus (12th century); Hus-Haus (15th century); and the old town fortifications Rheintorturm, Pulverturm and Schnetztor. The town has hosts an international music festival as well as the Seenachtfest, a lake festival. Reichenau, is an island with a famous monastery.

Freiburg

Freiburg is the gateway to the Black Forest. The Gothic Cathedral (12th to 15th centuries) has a magnificent tower (116m/380ft). Other attractions include the historic red Kaufhaus on the Cathedral Square (1550); Germany's oldest inn, Zum Roten Bären; and many excellent wine taverns. Museums include Zinnfigurenklause (pewter figures) and the Augustinemuseum housing Upper Rhine art. The Wentzingerhaus hosts the City History Museum.

Heidelberg

Various attractions of Heidelberg are more than 10 museums; the 'Giant Cask' in the cellar holding 220,000 liters (48,422 gallons); Church of the Holy Ghost; St Peter's Church; Karlstor (gate); and wine taverns. German Museum of Pharmacy is also famous.

Heilbronn

The attractions of Heilbronn city are Käthchen House, the Gothic Kilian Church with its 62m- (203ft-) high tower (1513-29), and the Shipping Museum. The Neckar Valley is famous for excursion.

Mannheim

The city Mannheim is famous for its commercial, industrial and cultural center. The attraction places are Electors' Palace; the Kunsthalle fine arts museum; the Barockschloss castle; Municipal Art Gallery; Reiss Museum in the old arsenal.

Tübingen

World-famous romantic university town, Tübingen having the following tourist places, the Castle of the Count Palatine (1078); late Gothic Collegiate Church (1470) with royal burial place; Market Square with Town Hall (1453); picturesque Neckar front; Hölderlin Tower; former student dungeons (1514); old and new lecture theaters (Aula) of the university; Bebenhausen Abbey and the Schloss Hohentübingen museum.

Bavaria

Bavaria consists of four main tourist areas: the Bavarian Forest and East Bavaria; Swabia and the Allgäu in the southwest; Upper Bavaria in the south; and Franconia to the north.

The Romantic Road

The Romantic Road connects the northern area of Bavaria with the south. Famous places are Würzburg; medieval Rothenburg, Dinkelsbühl and Nördlingen; Augsburg, founded in 15BC by the Romans; the pilgrimage church Wieskirche in the meadows; Steingaden Abbey; and Neuschwanstein Castle near the village of Schwangau.

Munich

The Bavarian capital, Munich (München), is the third-largest German city. The Alte Pinakothek and the Neue Pinakothek are famous for the collection of paintings; Pinakothek der Moderne, and the Museum der Fantasie, the German Museum, BMW (Bayerische Motorwerke) Museum are the interesting places of Munich.

Augsburg

Famous attractions places are the Cathedral; St Anna's Church (16th-century Luther memorial); Town Hall (1615); Perlach Tower; Baroque fountains; City Gates (14th to 16th centuries); Schaezler Palace and Rococo banquet hall (18th century) with German Baroque gallery and an Old German gallery with paintings; Maximilian Museum; Roman Museum; and Mozart's House.

Bamberg

Bamberg situated on seven hills, and the old and attractive buildings are vibrates the beauty of Bamberg. Attractions places are the Imperial Cathedral (13th century); the old Town Hall; the Franconian Beer Museum; Old Royal Palace, New Palace (picture gallery) and rose garden; and Michaelsberg Monastery.

Coburg

Coburg Castle (13th to 16th centuries), one of the strong historic heart sites in Germany. Ehrenburg Palace and the Coburg State Theater are the main focus of Coburg. Other attractions include St Maurice's Church (14th to 16th century), the Natural Science Museum and Doll Museum, Banz Monastery, the game park at Tambach Castle and the Rodach Thermal Spa.

Ingolstadt

Ingolstadt also numbers the Neues Schloss, now home of the Bavarian Army Museum, among its attractions. Alte Anatomie offers more offbeat diversions, containing the German Museum of Medical History. The annual international jazz festival is hosted by this town on each November.

Nuremberg

The red sandstone of the region is used in the walls, floors of the churches of St Lawrence and St Sebald. the City Wall with 80 watchtowers; Dürer's House; Museum of Toys; Fembohaus (municipal museum); the Post and Communications Museum (with more than 200,000 stamps); Germanic National Museum; German Railway Museum; Town Hall; and the 'Schöne Brunnen' Fountain with mechanical clock. Many tourists attracted to this place for the international toy fair and the famous Christmas Fair, Christkindlmarkt.

Passau

Passau's attractions are a Baroque Cathedral, with the world's largest church organ; Bishop's Palace with Rococo staircase; Oberhaus and Niederhaus fortresses.

Regensberg

It is situated in the northeast of Munich. The Cathedral (with its famous 'Regensburger Domspatzen' choir); St Emmeram's Church; the 'Scottish Church'; Old Chapel; Palace Niedermünster ; Porta Praetoria (North Gate); stone bridge (the oldest in Germany); Old Town Hall with the Imperial Chamber; Palace of the Princes of Thurn and Taxis; and museums.

Potsdam

The attraction places of Potsdam are the high-tech Babelsberg Film Theme Park; the Neuer Garten contains the marble palace and Schloss Cecilienhof; Sanssouci Palace. The city's famous bridge is Potsdam Bridge.

Cologne

An old Roman city, Cologne (Köln) is an important cultural and commercial center holding many trade fairs each year. Principal attractions include the Cathedral of St Peter and St Mary (13th-19th century); the golden reliquary of the Three Magi; the Romanesque churches of St Pantaleon, St George, St Apostein, St Gereon and St Kunibert, the Gothic churches of St Andreas and the Minoritenkirche and Antoniterkirche; the medieval city wall and the Roman-Germanic Museum. The Wallraf-Richartz Museum (paintings) and the Schnütgen Museum, the Chocolate Museum are famous.