The transition period, which is that of the most recent Romanesque style, goes from the death of Frederick Barbarossa (1190) to the extinction of the Hohenstaufen dynasty, embracing that tragic and heroic fifty years which saw the greatest cultural and …
Dresden, capital of Saxony, with (2019) 556 800 residents. The city has a technical university, colleges and research institutes. The museums of the State Art Collections in Dresden (picture galleries “Old” and “New Masters”) are famous. Dresden is one of …
Together with Bremerhaven, the city of Bremen, located on both sides of the lower Weser, forms Germany’s smallest federal state, the “Free Hanseatic City of Bremen”. Both cities are surrounded by the state of Lower Saxony. The ports of both …
Museums, exhibition venues Ice hockey museum The museum, located next to the Plärrer, shows various exhibits on famous national and international ice hockey players. Birthplace of Bertolt Brecht The birthplace of what is probably the most influential German playwright of …
The history of today’s city of Aurich (Germany) has been historically documented since the 13th century according to softwareleverage. Aurich was first mentioned in a document in 1276 as aurechove in a Frisian legal record, the so-called brokmer letter. This …
Munich is a city with some contrasts, especially when it comes to shopping. This is because, at the same time that the city offers entire boulevards and large centers dedicated to luxury, full of the most famous jewelers and brands …
Frankfurt is a city that offers several shopping malls and streets that please everyone who likes to shop, from those who have a lot to spend to the most restrained, but who don’t miss the chance to return home with …
After the fall of the wall, tourism in Berlin took a different turn and the city, one of the largest in Europe, became one of the most visited. Like London and Paris, two renowned fashion capitals of the world, Berlin …