Germany‘s passion for the art is legendary – vsitors will find an atmosphere where a reverence for painting, sculpture, architecture, and other forms of artistic expression is a way of life.
Some of the world‘s most magnificent museums in some of the most gorgeous settings – here are just a few of the many examples in these cities.
The City of Berlin
Seat of government, cultural focal point and commercial hub. There‘s plenty to do and see in Berlin: 170 museums, over 30 theatres, three opera houses, variety theatres and musicals.
Berlin is exciting, fast, shimmering and witness to new events each day. In Berlin everything is in constant motion. And everything is possible. More...
The City of Frankfurt
Frankfurt is the seat of the European Central Bank and venue for more than 30 trade fairs per year. Frankfurt has always played an important role in European history. A number of historical buildings remain to document this fact: the Kaiserdom, where German kings were once elected, St. Paul‘s Church, seat of the first German National Assembly or Goethe House, birthplace of one of Germany‘s favourite sons. More...
The City of Hannover
Hannover - city of international fairs, such as CeBIT-Fair, the biggest fair for computers and telecommunication, or the Hannover-Fair, the biggest industry-fair in the word. But Hannover is also a green metropolis with a royal history.
One of Europe‘s largest pedestrian districts with the biggest shopping concentration of Germany links the city‘s sights with theatres, museums and shopping malls. The Royal Gardens of Herrenhausen, Lake Maschsee, the city forest and one of the most modern zoos in Germany skirt the center with the green spaces. More...
