0458 Germany - Markgräflerland

Markgräflerland is a region in the southwest of Germany, in the south of the German federal state of Baden-Württemberg, located between the Breisgau in the north and the Black Forest in the east.

The name translates to Margraves' Land, in reference to the Margraves of Baden. 

0456 Germany - Tölzer Land

Tölzer Land stands for picturesque nature and beautiful, traditional towns and is ideal for a holiday all year round. This region is the perfect resort for farm holidays for the whole family, for those keen on skiing, windsurfing, hiking, cycling, biking as well as for lovers of old monasteries and churches.

0447 Germany - Salzhaff

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Salzhaff is a small bay in the Baltic Sea.

You will find everything you need for unforgetable holidays beautiful beaches, bike paths, hiking trails, windsurfing areas and there is a lot of culture, too

0440 Germany - Berlin

The Berlin Wall was a barrier constructed by the German Democratic Republic that completely cut off West Berlin from surrounding East Germany and from East Berlin

0433 Germany - Sachsen-Anhalt

Sachsen-Anhalt is a landlocked federal state of Germany. Its capital is Magdeburg.

Saxony-Anhalt is known as the stomping grounds of religious reformer Martin Luther, who nailed his 95 theses to the main door of the Castle church in Wittenberg. The city of Halle an der Salle is the biggest in the state, with 235,000 residents. 

0422 Germany - The Free State of Bavaria

The Free State of Bavaria is a state of Germany. Bavaria is not only the oldest, but also the largest state in the Federal Republic of Germany.

The Free State of Bavaria has a lot to offer: both world-renowned and unknown sights, culture and nature. 

Bavaria is the favourite state among Germans, a beloved travel destination for Bavarians themselves and tourists from all over the world, as well as a coveted investment destination for international companies.

0380 Germany - Titisee

Titisee is a lake in the southern Black Forest in Baden-Württemberg, Germany. It is said it got its name from Roman Emperor Titus.

0347 Germany - Island Rügen

0328 Germany - Chemnitz

Chemnitz is the third-largest city in the Free State of Saxony, Germany.

Chemnitz's main shopping street has a particular urban charm and blends the historical and the modern to great effect. The High Tower of the Old Town Hall offers the best views over the market square and the rooftops beyond. The tower watchman – dressed in his historical uniform – has served as protector and timekeeper for the city's people since 1488, and today takes visitors on a journey back in time through centuries of Chemnitz history. 

Chemnitz is a destination of international class, and won the DIFA award for Europe's best urban quarter thanks to its blend of industrial heritage, entertainment and nightlife.

0319 Germany

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0310 Germany - Potsdam

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Potsdam was the residence of the Prussian kings and German Kaisers until 1918. The rococo splendour of Schloss Sanssouci was Frederick the Great's answer to Versailles. Combined with the Orangerieschloss (Orangery), the Neues Palais (New Palace), Schloss Charlottenhof (Charlottenhof Palace), and the 500 ha of parks around them, they form the largest World Heritage Site in Germany.

0291 Germany - Dresden

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The beautiful city at the Elbe river belongs through the wealth of its cultural and art treasures  as well as its attractive situation to the prettiest cities of Europe. Dresden has been the residence of sovereigns and kings already since 1425.
The most beautiful buildings of the baroque old town were created during the regency of August the Strong, who was simultaneously also king of Poland. He was a great sponsor of the arts and enriched the saxon treasury with numerous precious objects.

0276 Germany - Island Fehmarn

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Fehmarn is an island and a town on this island in the Baltic Sea, off the eastern coast of Schleswig-Holstein, Germany.

0273 Germany - Berlin

 

To B. or not to be :)
Dit is' Berlin! Das ist Berlin! That's Berlin!

0266 Germany - The Free State of Saxony

The people of the Free State of Saxony are known for being warm-hearted and easy-going.

Bach, Baroque and the blue swords made famous by Meissen porcelain are the most famous examples of what Saxony’s culture has to offer. But there is more to discover such as the Semperoper, the Staatsschauspiel and the Staatliche Kunstsammlungen Dresden. Leipzig and Dresden have both developed a lively club and youth culture scene. The Leipzig Book Fair, founded in the 17th century, is the second largest in Germany. But there is more to Saxony than the big cities. It also boasts picturesque landscapes such as the Erzgebirge and Saxon Switzerland which draw countless tourists.

0263 Germany - The Northen Black Forest

The Black Forest is a wooded mountain range in Baden-Württemberg, southwestern Germany.
Many people say that they call it the black forest mountains because when on the mountain, in the wooded areas, it seems dark from the shadows of all the trees.

 

0253, 0254 Germany - The North Sea

Germany has two coastlines, one facing northwest on the North Sea and the other facing northeast on the Baltic Sea. This page lists lighthouses of the northern part of the North Sea coast, in the area known as North Frisia. This coast faces westward on the North Sea between the Elbe estuary and the Danish border.
Interest in lighthouses is strong in Germany, and most of the towers are in good condition. A federal law provides blanket protection to historic lighthouses.

0249 Germany - Main river

The name Main derives from the Latin Moenus or Menus, and is not related to the name of the city Mainz. 

The Main River flows southwesterly around the northern end of the Fränkische Mountains to Bamberg, where the Regnitz River enters it from the left. From there the Main flows south and east among vine-clad hills to Würzburg and then north between the forest-covered Spessart and Odenwald ranges to Gemünden, where the Fränkische Saale River enters from the right. Turning abruptly to the south, it receives the Tauber River from the left at Wertheim and continues west and then north to Aschaffenburg. From there, a generally westward course takes the river through Frankfurt am Main to its junction with the Rhine River above Mainz after a course of 524 km.

0241, 0242 Germany - Lüneburg Heath

The Lüneburg Heath is a large area of heath, geest and woodland in the northeastern part of the state of Lower Saxony in northern Germany.

There is far more to see and do on the Lüneburg Heath, located between the Aller and Elbe Rivers in Lower Saxony.
The Schneverdingen Heath-Garden, located in the town of Schneverdingen, on the southwest edge of the Lüneburg Heath, is the place to visit if you can’t travel to the Heath when the heather is blooming. The Höpen Heidegarten (Heath Garden) in Schneverdingen contains 120,000 heather plants of 140 separate species, and some of them are in bloom at any time of the year!
If you’re a bird lover, or have your kids along for your visit to Lüneberg Heath, the town of Walsrode with its Vogelpark (bird zoo) offers a delightful way to spend three or four hours. The zoo has both walk-through aviaries and open air exhibits housing both feathered friends and exotic plants from all of the seven continents. Plus, the kids can even hop into wooden boats and set sail for Congoland! :-)

The most impressive of the Lüneberg Heath amusement parks, however, is certainly the Heide-Park in Soltau. Not only is it the largest amusement park in North Germany; it has its own wildlife park where more than 200 native animals thrive in completely natural settings. It also has the tallest wooden roller coaster on the entire planet!

0240 Germany - Island Rügen

Tief und still in grauem Regen
liegen Wald und liegen Wiesen ...
tief und still mit müden, schweren
Wellen schleppt das Meer zum Strand ...

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