Tag: “Germany”

10 places found.

  1. Dresden Frauenkirche

    Dresden Frauenkirche ("Church of Our Lady") is located on the Neumarkt, in Dresden, Germany. It was destroyed during the firebombing of the city during World Wide II but has since been reconstructed.

  2. Royal Mews

    The Royal Mews, in Dresden's historic old town, is an enclosed courtyard built in a Renaissance style. On the outside wall, the Procession of Princes is a mural painted on porcelain tiles over 100 meters in length.

    In December the courtyard houses an outdoor historical market.

    You can enter the Dresden Transport Museum from here which is housed in the Johanneum.

  3. Radisson SAS Gewandhaus Hotel

    The Radisson SAS Gewandhaus Hotel is a 5 star hotel situated in the old town of historic Dresden. It is a short walk from many great restaurants and the heart of the Altstadt.

    Amenities include air conditioning and wireless internet access.

  4. Königstein Fortress

    Königstein Fortress is located in Saxon Switzerland (Sächsische Schweiz), Germany and is situated on a mountain top overlooking the town of Königstein and the river Elbe.

    Nowadays, visitors can walk a steep path to the fortress or take an elevator built into the side of the rock.

    It is about one hour drive from Dresden.

  5. Wurzburg

    Wurzburg, a city in southwest Germany, in Bavaria, on the Main River. It is the commercial hub of an agricultural region noted for its vineyards.

  6. Holocaust Memorial

    Holocaust Memorial in Berlin, near Brandeburg Gate

  7. Lochtrop

    Lochtrop, a very small village in Germany. Cosy and cute, beautiful surroundings and many many trees.

  8. Gasthaus Heiligenbrunnen

    The Gasthaus Heiligenbrunnen is a hidden gem in the southern Black Forest not too far from the towns of Hinterzarten and Titisee.

    It is located perfectly as a goal or starting point for a hike through the landscape.

    The food is excellent with good sized portions for a very fair price.

  9. Wall Monuments

    You can find Wall Monuments all over the city of Berlin. The most popular and largest Wall Monument (1316 m long) is the East-Side-Gallery in the Mühlenstraße between the Ostbahnhof and the Oberbaumbrücke along the river Spree.

  10. Konnopke's Imbiß

    Founded in 1930, Konnopke's is a well known Imbiß in Berlin, famous for its Currywurst. It got popular over the borders of Berlin, when the former German chancelor, who is a big fan of Currywurst, tried one here in 2001.

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