Brandenburg Gate, Reichstag, Noyshvstin Castle - German attractions that visit crowds of travelers every year. But where to go in this wonderful country, if you saw all this, or simply do not like to pushing through the crowd of tourists? It turns out that there are a large number of iconic places that do not say travel agencies. Today we will tell about eight of them.
Lake Ober, Blatowopf and Shrek
These lakes should be visited due to their crystal purity and amazing landscapes around. Lake Blatowopf is also famous for its water bright blue, which, according to believed, turned out, because the ink barrel was poured there daily. Lake Shrek and Ober are located in Bavaria, and the Alps. Camping is prohibited around the reservoir, it is why the lake is still not touched by a person. You can only get to it. Ober - reservoir, located near the border with Austria in the National Park "Berchtesgaden". The surrounding mountain peaks are reflected in the lake, which creates a mystical and simultaneously fascinating atmosphere.
Gorge PasswordClamm
The gorge is located in the Garmisch-Partenkirchen ski resort area in Bavaria. Step rocks form a "corridor" along the stream of length near a kilometer. After leaving the gorge, you will appear on the mountain views on which you can climb, and then go down the cable car.
Liktenstein castle
The castle was built in a neo-style style in 1840. This style, previously unknown, influenced the entire German romanticism of the 19th century. Inside the castle, you can consider in detail the collection of weapons and armor. Not far from it is "Old Lightentein", more precisely, its ruins, built in 1150-1200 years.
View of the city of Cochem from the river Moselle
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Kromlau Park.
This park is located near the border with Poland. He brought the greatest popularity Bridge Rakotqsbruck, which is also known as damn bridge. He received his name because of the legend of the architect, who dreamed of building such a bridge that would perpetuate his name forever. For this, the architect sold the soul to the devil. It is better to come to the park at the beginning of summer - at this time begin to bloom azaleas.
Linderhof Castle
Like the famous Neuschwanstein, Linderhof belonged to the King Ludwig II. Linderhof is smaller in size, but no less beautiful. The castle was the summer residence of the ruler. The building is surrounded by gardens and fountains in the style of French Baroque. Despite the fact that 17 years left for its construction, this is the only one of the three castles of Ludwig II, which was completed during the lifetime of the king.
Incredible Garden Linderhof
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Mersurg City, Cochem and Rothenburg-Ob der Tauber
These three cities with unusual names have retained their medieval charm so far. For example, in the center of Merseburg is prohibited by car movement, so tourists can walk freely around the city, enjoying old houses and vineyards. The main attraction of the town is a castle, inside which medieval furniture, clothing and other interior items are preserved. And from the tower you can see the city from a bird's eye view. Walking stands on the embankment of the Lake Bodensky.
Cochem is a city located on the River Moselle. To better feel his atmosphere, it is necessary to take a tour of the boat, with which the incredible views of the houses and the fortress, built at an altitude of 100 meters above the city. And in Rothenburg-OB-der Tauber should come in winter in order to enjoy the traditional European Christmas atmosphere with fairs, decorations and snow on tiled roofs of houses.
Bridge Bastai
The construction is located in Saxon Switzerland near the German-Czech border. It was built in 1824 from the tree, but already in 1851 he was replaced by stone. The bridge and the surrounding rocks rise above the Elba almost 200 meters. On the way to the bridge, you can look into the Königstein fortress with which the beautiful view of the surroundings will open.
Castle Vernigerode.
It is located in the town of the same name on the lands of Saxony-Anhalt. This castle can be considered underestimated - he is not inferior to Neuschwanstein on beauty. Moreover, the construction of the Wernigerode began in 1213, while the foundation of his famous "brother" was laid only in 1869. In 1710, the castle was rebuilt in the Baroque style for Graph Stolberg-Vernigode, which ruled by these lands for more than half a century. This place is definitely worth visiting lovers of old architecture!