Trip to Berlin, Munich, Regensburg, Ulm, Frankfurt, Weimar, Aachen

This is a 200 meter tall skyscraper, which provides you with an amazing view of the Frankfurt, Ge...

Mathildenhoehe und Jugendstilkolonie stands over a hill in Darmstadt exhibiting magnificent views...

Gedachtniskitche or the Memorial Church was a beautiful Romaneque church built by Kaiser Wilhem I...

Also known by its name in English, Duchess Anna Amalia Library, this place is the temple for Germ...

As the name suggests, the charming Park an der Ilm is located along the river Ilm. Created in bet...

Popular by the name Herderkirche (after Johann Gottfried Herder), the lovely Church of St. Peter ...

This nine acre zoo mostly covers domestic animals in its 1000 specimens covering about 200 specie...

This 14th century gate was manned by soldiers and militia throughout the times when Aachen was a ...

Aachen is a university town and its students have made this street their favourite hangout. The c...

If aviation is your thing, then you will be pleasantly surprised to see the city hall. The place ...

The Fisherman’s Quarter is a hidden gem of Ulm. Take a walk through streets which accommoda...

This unique museum is perhaps the highlight for the foodie and history-loving traveler who takes ...

The Cathedral at Ulm is hard to forget once you have witnessed its ethereal beauty. The sky touch...

Ulm history at its best, the Wiblingen Abbey built in 1099 and witnessing a number of restoration...

Situated in the Old Town of Regensburg, the Scots monastery was built in 1150 by Irish monks. The...

This cultural centre of Regensburg is one of the oldest squares in the city. The area is a beauti...

The old Stone Bridge is a 310 meter long structure which has been present on Danube River for 900...

Situated on the banks of Danube River, Drubba is a famous shop for handmade cuckoo clocks of diff...

Also known as the Palace of Saint Emmeram, the house unfolds the centuries old history of Thurn a...