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Vacations In Germany Bring Fairytales To Life

With quaint and historic villages and booming metropolitan areas, Germany is a favorite travel destination for many. Offering some of the world's most noted and famous sights, this country is considered an ideal vacation spot for couples, singles and families with all sorts of interests. Bordering both the Baltic and North seas to the north and some of Europe's other famous destinations on all other three side, Germany provides plenty to see and do for anyone who chooses to explore its expanse.

Germany is home to a number of major tourist sites. Located in cities as diverse as Cologne, Berlin, Frankfurt, Munich and Stuttgart, many of the attractions are considered by visitors to be the stuff dream vacations are made of. From beautiful mountains and lakes to ancient castles and cathedrals, Germany's sights offer plenty of wonder and awe. Some of the major highpoints tourists don't like to miss include:

• Neuschwanstein: This famous castle is located in southern Bavaria with the Alps as its picturesque backdrop. King Ludwig II constructed Neuschwanstein, the castle served as Walt Disney's inspiration.
• Cologne Cathedral: This Gothic cathedral is one of World Heritage's famous destinations. It was built more than 600 years ago and is located just off the banks of the Rhine. It is considered the city of Cologne's most noted landmark. It features the Shrine of the Three Magi and a sarcophagus that is thought to hold the remains of the three wise men.
• Checkpoint Charlie: This infamous spot that once served as a gateway between east and west Germany is now home to a museum and exhibit on the Berlin Wall's notorious history.
• Saxon Switzerland National Park: This park borders Switzerland and is noted for its incredible views. The park is home to mountains, cliffs, forests, large bodies of water and more. It is a favorite for hikers.
• The Black Forest: This famous region consists of miles and miles of mountains, forest land, waterfalls and valleys in southwest Germany. The forest area itself is 125 miles long and as much as 37 miles wide in some points. The region is favored by those who love hiking, skiing, camping and even upscale spa adventures.
• Rivers: Germany's Rhine, Danube, Elbe and Moselle are loved by those who want to take river cruises. They offer adventures that can last days or just a few hours. On these trips, visitors are likely to see some of the country's most historic cities and sites, while taking in some of the splendor Germany has to offer.
• Activities: Those who come to Germany often do so to see the famous historic landmarks, but there is much more to see and do. Beyond the history, visitors will also find festivals, spas, ski lodges, shopping and more. The dining is considered exceptional by many, especially when regional favorites are explored personally.

From Berlin to Frankfurt and beyond, Germany offers more to see and do than any one vacation could possibly pack in. From some of the world's most spectacular castles to even more ancient historic sites to the hustle, bustle and nightlife in Berlin, the fun doesn't stop when Germany is the destination.