Berlin
Is the German capital and the largest city in Germany. After Berlin split from Germany in the East and West during the Cold War, Berlin was reunited in 1990. It soon emerged as the most cosmopolitan city in Germany and famous for its art, architecture and nightlife.
Munich
The capital of Bavaria and the gateway to the Alps, one of the most beautiful cities with the largest green area in Germany, has a population of 1.31 million people, and located in the center of Europe, one of the richest cities in Germany where there is economic strength, the presence of many international companies The most important of which is the International Automobile Company (BMW).
Frankfurt
Thanks to its international airport, Frankfurt is the main hub of Germany and Europe. The country's financial center is reflected in the glamorous skyscrapers in Frankfurt. Frankfurt is host to many important events, including the International Book Fair in October, the largest of its kind in the world.
Hamburg
Is the second largest city in the country and is located in the north of Germany. It also has one of the largest ports in the world and is known as the "myth" for two reasons. The first is the giant market which is held every morning of every week to sell fish on the banks of the Elbe River. Hamburgers say the market is selling at least 100 tonnes of fish, with a profit of more than 10 million euros. The second reason is the open party, which is held on the same day on Reeperbahn Street, with more than 100,000 people.
Cologne
Founded by the Romans, is one of the oldest cities in Germany. The most important feature of the Cologne Cathedral is the UNESCO World Heritage List. It has the largest number of newspapers, magazines and radio and television stations in Germany. Its main features are the Roman-German Museum. Town hall. Church of St. Gerion. Church of Martin. Chocolate Museum.
Dresden
Is the capital of the German state of Saxony, also known as Florence in the Alps because of its ideal location, where there are many excellent examples of baroque architecture and world-renowned art treasures. Although 80% of Dresden's historic centers were destroyed in the Second World War, all monuments were rebuilt to the splendor of their previous works.
Leipzig
It is the second largest city in the state of Saxony. Leipzig is the center of German art and culture. It is home to the best known artists in Germany. Goethe was a student, Bach and Cantor were also active, and the most important trade fair with Eastern European countries, , In addition to it has become the most famous city in the history of Germany in recent times,
Heidelberg
It is one of the few German cities that were not destroyed in World War II; it was known as the University of Rupprecht Karl, the oldest university in Germany and the fourth largest university in the Holy Roman Empire. Paved with stones from the old town, and was the center of the romantic period in Germany.