For a relaxed holiday or an exciting adventure, you don’t always have to go abroad. The fact is that there is a wide variety of places that are just waiting to be discovered in Germany.

This article is intended to give you a brief insight into various German sights. Based on this, it should be easier to organize your next hotel stay so that some of these breathtaking locations can be explored.

Neuschwanstein Castle – an idyll to fall in love with

Even those who live outside of the country should sit up and take notice. This castle is one of the most famous sights in Germany.

Matching the idyllic appearance of the surroundings, Neuschwanstein Castle nestles into the associated scenery, it literally say you to fall in love with the architecture of the castle and to gain unforgettable experiences!

With regard to the location within Bavaria near the Alps, it is advisable to look for a suitable hotel in the vicinity. You should also make sure that you purchase your ticket in advance via the online ticket office. Due to the limited entry, there is otherwise a risk that no more visitors will be admitted on the desired day.

Marienplatz Munich – the center of Munich

Right in the center of Munich, you are invited to the German fairy tail. In addition to the hustle and bustle of the pedestrian zone the New Town Hall also awaits you there , it not least knows how to impress with its architectural diversity.

If you would like to include shopping as a part of your excursion, then Marienplatz should be a good starting point. Various shops are located there.

Coupled with the various events that are often staged at Marienplatz, this German attraction proves to be ideal for anyone wanting a magical-looking hustle and bustle in the middle of one of Germany’s largest cities.

And what would be nicer to put this into practice together with an adjacent hotel? With the Mandarin Oriental Munich, a contact point can be named, which will enable you to take a close look at Munich and all the associated sights.

Dresdner Frauenkirche – the center of Dresden

Since 2005 one of the most beautiful buildings in Germany can be found in Dresden. The Dresden Frauenkirche was destroyed during the Second World War and remained in ruins during the GDR era.

Restoration work only began in 1994 in order to bring the building back to the splendor, which once prevailed.

By the way: the reconstruction took place in such a way that all the remaining building blocks of the remaining ruins could be used again in the reconstruction. Consequently, real history can be experienced through the Dresden Frauenkirche, which not least contributes to the fact that this building really knows how to serve as a sight in Germany.

Interested people travel from all over Germany to see this masterpiece up close; suitable hotels within Dresden are also required for this reason. The Hyperion Hotel Dresden Am Schloss is suitably placed in the old town area and offers various services that make the stay a pleasant and relaxing experience.

If you are interested in taking a closer look at Dresden including Dresden Frauenkirche – this hotel should turn out to be a suitable starting point for you.

Brandenburg Gate – the most popular attraction in Berlin

Basically, not much needs to be said about this German attraction. After all, it is almost certainly known to almost everyone.

Brandenburg Gate provides a glimpse into Germany’s past and should probably give contemporary witnesses, in particular, the incredible sense that there is no longer such division in the country today.

Given the great diversity of Berlin, it makes sense to make a multi-day trip to the capital, which can be done, among other things, with the luxurious Sofitel Berlin Kurfürstendamm hotel. In addition to a great location, this hotel offers top-notch service – there is hardly a better base to start your Berlin adventure from here!