By using the mouse on your computer or your finger on your smartphone, you can decide what you want to see. Just click on the videos and drag the pictures where you want them. You can also simply move your smartphone. The videos will follow your movements. If you're using a computer, watch the videos via Google Chrome. If you have a VR headset, you can watch it in virtual reality. 

 

Number 10: Moselle Valley

The Moselle Valley is a romantic landscape that is formed by the Moselle River, which meanders through vineyards, beautiful towns and ruins of fortified castles. 

 

 

Number 9: Hellabrunn Zoo Munich 

Some 19,000 animals live in Hellabrunn Zoo in Munich. It's the first zoo of the world to present its animals in natural living communities. For instance, rheas, capybaras and anteaters share their home in the South American section, just like in nature. 

 

Number 8: Phantasialand

The multi-award-winning theme park in Brühl near Cologne set several records with its roller coasters. The park's attractions also lead visitors through a world filled with fantasy.

 

 

 

Number 7: Heidelberg Castle and old quarter

The epitome of German romanticism, the ruins of Heidelberg Castle in the city by the Neckar River have enchanted many painters and writers throughout history. Today millions of tourists are also charmed by Heidelberg.

 

 

Number 6: Old quarter of Dresden

In Dresden you can discover the Baroque period in all its splendor. Whether the Semperoper opera house, the Frauenkirche (Church of Our Lady) or the Residential Castle, attractions are just footsteps away from each other here.

 

Number 5: Old town of Rothenburg ob der Tauber

From Baroque to Middle Ages: In Rothenburg ob der Tauber you'll find an astounding number of original medieval buildings, including half-timbered houses, fortified towers and a walkable city wall. Time appears to stand still here.

 

Number 4: Lake Constance

A panoramic view of the Alps, crystal clear water and islands with palms: These attributes are typical of holiday regions. Lake Constance has them all. Most popular excursions lead to the Flower Island of Mainau with its magnificent gardens.

 

Number 3: Neuschwanstein Castle

Neuschwanstein Castle is a fairy tale world in itself. King Ludwig II of Bavaria had it built as his personal retreat in 1869. It didn't remain a place of silence very long: Today it's one of Germany's most famous tourist hotspots.

 

 

Number 2: Europa-Park

From carousels to roller coasters, with over 100 attractions the Europa-Park in Rust near Freiburg is the biggest theme park in Germany. Its 15 themed sections designed like European countries are bound to please the entire family.

 

Number 1: Miniatur Wunderland Hamburg

Tourist attraction number 1 is the largest model railway exhibition of the world, located in Hamburg. The trains cross lovely designed landscapes and miniature versions of cities in Switzerland, Austria or Scandinavia.