Sights in Germany

With the tram you can reach the the city center with all its sights quick and easy within 15 minutes. Enjoy Leipzig’s rich culture.

Dresden Germany is also called ‘Florence on the Elbe’, is one of Germany’s most beautiful cities and also capital of Saxony. The baroque metropolis Dresden experienced its golden age in the first half of the 18th century under the rule of Augustus the Strong.
Dresden Germany is situated in the valley of the river Elbe, which [...]

In 2004 the Elbe Valley and the centre of Dresden Germany with its numerous monuments and parks have been nominated as Unesco world heritage sites. The 18th and 19th century cultural landscape of Dresden Elbe Valley belongs to the sights of Dresden Germany and extends 18 km along the river from Übigau Palace and Ostragehege [...]

The Jewish Museum
Architect: Daniel Libskind, 2001.
The museum documents the history of German Jews since the arrival of the first Jews to the City of Cologne in west Germany, together with the Romans in 321 Christian Era, until Germany after the holocaust and destruction. Deepen guide and/or self preparing are an obligation, if not – one [...]

The city lies within 30 km south-west Berlin. The capital of Brandenburg was the residence of Prussians kings and also a lively cultural and commercial center. Hitler used the city’s past to connect between Prussia’s great military history and the Nazi regime. Wannsee Villa: in 20th January 1942, a discussion leaded by a leader of [...]