If someone wants to visit excursions in Germany, it will not be easy for him to decide where to go. Indeed, in this country, literally everything breathes history, not only castles, palaces and temples, but even burgher houses become attractions. And if you remember that the entertainment industry does not stand still, then you can imagine how many exhibitions and expositions are opening here.
Berlin and its nonexistent wall
In most countries, the main excursions fall on the current capital, but in Germany it is more and more confusing. Nevertheless, the primacy remains with Berlin, which recently regained the status of the capital of the entire country. For many years, a quarter of this city was the capital of the GDR, while Bonn was considered the main city in the FRG.
But what happened in the rest of Berlin? An enclave called West Berlin! By the way, it was separated by the famous Berlin Wall, which the Germans dismantled with such enthusiasm when the unification of Germany took place. And with what pleasure they then stepped over the rubble, just to stroll with surprised eyes through a previously inaccessible part of the city. Today one of the most popular excursions is dedicated to the Berlin Wall. It costs about € 100 per group. There are also just sightseeing tours around the city, on foot and by bus.
In Berlin, you can notice the abundance of cyclists. Or you can saddle the iron horse yourself to spend the day on a bike tour around the German capital. Those who want to experience their physical strength in a different way can go on a tour of the observation decks. Many of them need to be climbed on foot, without an elevator.
Dresden and its art
Yes, the name of this city is associated with art. Sometimes he is remembered in connection with the terrible bombing carried out during the liberation of Germany from the Nazis. Then the Dresden Art Gallery suffered greatly, but, like everything great, kind and eternal, it was able to revive and today is open for everyone who wants to join the high art. The gallery's collection was returned to Germany and took its place in the rebuilt gallery.
In addition to it, the city has a wonderful museum "Green Vaults", which has collected an exposition of unique jewelry pieces. But if this is not enough for someone, then you can go from the city to Meissen, famous for its porcelain.
You can see the sights of Dresden from the water by taking a boat ride on the Elbe. The cost of such an excursion varies depending on the route chosen by the group. Time, of course, too. You can limit yourself to a two-hour river walk, or you can spend up to 8 hours on the water, while examining Saxon Switzerland from the water.
Excursions in ancient Germany
A place of indescribable beauty is the famous Neuschwanstein Castle. Opposite it is Hohenschwangau, slightly inferior in beauty - the palace in which the Bavarian king Ludwig II grew up. You can visit this beauty by going from Munich to Schwangau. The syllable that slips through all these words - "shvan" - means "swan". So what is the bird that has become a symbol of these places on the border with Austria, so are the buildings - majestic and graceful. You can visit the castles from Munich for 460 euros.
You can plunge into the atmosphere of antiquity in Cologne. There are also exciting excursions for children who are usually indifferent to monuments. But not to those like in Cologne - funny and unusual. Alas, such a walk can be expensive, but it can include a visit to a chocolate factory.
Cologne has some great Kölsch brewery tours. Experts call this drink top-fermented beer. Naturally, such an excursion cannot do without tasting the drink, moreover, not in one place, but in different beer establishments.
