Germany is a culinary heaven for any appetite and taste. It offers countless restaurants from elegant gourmet temples to small cafés. Due to its political decentralism each region has its own culinary specialities. The Germans are proud of their beverages. Germany‘s favorite and most famous beverage is beer, which tastes especially refreshing in a beer garden.
The City of Dresden
Dresden is surrounded by the magic of music. The Semper Opera represents 300 years of opera history The Zwinger Palace, now an art gallery containing some real Old Master treasures, such as Raphael‘s cherubs, which have become an unofficial symbol for the city is a must-see. In the same way it is the reconstruction of the famous baroque Frauenkirche cathedral. For those with more mechanical tastes, watch the manufacturing process at Volkswagen‘s new car plant. More ...
The City of Düsseldorf
Designed by Frank O. Gehry, the ensemble in the new media habour has already become a brand mark of the city. Duesseldorf – a top address for fashion, shopping, modern and contemporary art and international trade fairs. This city combines charm and style with Rhenish „joie de vivre“, which finds its unique expression in the annually recurring carnival. More ...
The City of Munich
Over 800 years of eventful history have provided Munich with a rich cultural heritage. Gothic, baroque, art noveau and neoclassical architecture manifested in magnificent palaces, churches, museums are all prominent features to Munich‘s cityscape.
The recently re-opend „Pinakothek der Moderne“ confirm Munich‘s reputation as a cultural metropolis. The new Transport Museum – part of the Deutsche Museum, displays a futuristic exhibit and creates a platform for dialog about future mobility. More ...
