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•Dudeldorf Germany
Dudeldorf has perhaps one of the most interesting and varied stories of nearly any German city, which is certainly saying something. Dudeldorf is well-known these days for being the hometown of electronica super-group Kraftwerk as well as the site for the enormously successful Grobet Kirmis am Rhein festival, which attracts over four million people a year. Despite Dudeldorf’s grip on the pulse of the nation, the city’s roots in fact stretch deep down to the seventh century during the Roman Era,...
•Cplogne Germany
Cologne was founded in the year 38 BC by the Roman Empire. Today it is considered as the fourth largest city of Germany following Munich, Hamburg and Berlin. The city is very much vibrant in nature and culture. Inside Germany, Cologne is considered to be the hub of telecommunication and media industry. Number of radio stations originate from Cologne and are spread in all of Germany. Along with Radio stations many of Televisions shows are not even made in Cologne but also are broadcasted from...
•Hamburg Germany
In North Germany, not far from Denmark, lies Hamburg, the second most populated city in Germany after Munich. The Hamburg Metropolitan Region boasts almost five million citizens and has been a home to Germans for over a thousand years. The citizens, known as “Hamburgers”, are an interesting mix of Turkish, British, and Polish backgrounds although a large amount of people (over twenty-two thousand) are of Afghanistan descent, giving Hamburg the highest population of Afghans in all of Europe....
•Garmisch Partenkirchen Germany
The country of Germany is a wonderful place to visit. You will find there are plenty of places that you can choose to visit. Of these many wonderful choices you may find a visit to Garmisch - Partenkirchen to be most interesting. This resort town in Germany was originally two separate towns which were merged into one large town in 1935. This merging took place so that the Olympic committee would consider Germany as a viable option for holding the 1936 Winter Olympic Games.
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•Frankfurt Germany
Frankfurt, also commonly referred to as Frankfurt am Main, rests in the large German state of Hesse. This beautiful burg is in fact the fifth largest city in the country with a population approaching seven hundred thousand. This may not sound like a particularly large group of people, especially to those of us used to sprawling giants like New York or London, but Frankfurt is actually part of Germany’s Frankfurt/Rhine-Main Metropolitan Region. When looking at Frankfurt as part of this...
•Ulm Germany
There are many places that you can visit when you come to Germany. Of these you will find the city of Ulm to be quite interesting. The city can be found in the German Bundesland of Baden-Württemberg. You will find that Ulm is situated close to the River Danube. This charming city is one which has a rich history and traditions which were once part of being a former Free Imperial City. Today you will find that Ulm is an important economic centre and the University of Ulm can be found here.
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•Pfronten Germany
Situated on the border of Tyrol in Austria, Pfronten is located in the southwestern part of Bavaria in Germany. It is a charming ski town which caters to just about everybody. Although it might not be as well known as some of its larger ski resort cousins, Pfronten is undeniably one of the best places for you to go if you want to get some skiing in while at the same time avoiding the large crowds.
It is also at a height of 853m above sea level, and the views you get in Pfronten are simply...
•Dresden Germany
Dresden, overlooking the historic and beautiful Elbe River, is the capital of Germany’s Free State of Saxony and ever since its inception the city has held a special place in the long and impressive history of the Saxon people. These days Dresden is probably best known for the destructive bombing campaign led by Allied forces that completely and utterly destroyed the city. This sad repercussion for Germany’s greed and anger was a hard pill to swallow and, when Dresden was completely leveled to...
•Klais Germany
You will be forgiven for not hearing about this small town in Germany. In fact you will be forgiven for only being able to find minimal information about this district in the municipality of Krün. You will even be forgiven for not knowing that it is located in Upper Bavaria, and is one of the most scenic places on earth. So where, you ask is this place – the one which is difficult to find, and which invites you to enjoy a little slice of heaven? The name is Klais and as mentioned it is a small...
•Wismar Germany
The small port town of Wismar is part of the Hanseatic League which can be found in northern Germany towards the Baltic Sea. The town is located in the state of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. It is about 45 kilometres east of the city of Lübeck and about 30 kilometres north of Schwerin. The town of Wismar is placed within a natural harbour which is part of the Bay of Wismar. The natural harbour itself is well-protected by a promontory.
You will find the town of Wismar has many interesting sights...
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