Ландшафтный парк площадью 559,9 га, расположенный по обе стороны реки Нейсе на границе Польши и Г…

Con­struc­tion of this pala­tine chapel, with its octag­o­nal basil­i­ca and cupo­la, began c. 790–800 un…

Low-lying coun­try in Ger­many, rich in riv­er chan­nels and flood­plain mead­ows. About 18,000 species…

Spey­er Cathe­dral, a basil­i­ca with four tow­ers and two domes, was found­ed by Con­rad II in 1030 and…

This mag­nif­i­cent Baroque palace — one of the largest and most beau­ti­ful in Ger­many and sur­round­ed…

St Michael‘s Church was built between 1010 and 1020 on a sym­met­ri­cal plan with two aps­es that was…

Mirac­u­lous­ly pre­served in the beau­ti­ful set­ting of an Alpine val­ley, the Church of Wies (1745&nda…

Set in an idyl­lic gar­den land­scape, Augus­tus­burg Cas­tle (the sump­tu­ous res­i­dence of the prince-ar…

Begun in 1248, the con­struc­tion of this Goth­ic mas­ter­piece took place in sev­er­al stages and was n…

Tri­er, which stands on the Moselle Riv­er, was a Roman colony from the 1st cen­tu­ry AD and then a g…

The abbey, togeth­er with its mon­u­men­tal entrance, the famous ‘Torhall‘, are rare archi­tec­tur­al ve…

With 500 ha of parks and 150 build­ings con­struct­ed between 1730 and 1916, Potsdam‘s com­plex of pa…

The Gar­den King­dom of Dessau-Wor­litz is an excep­tion­al exam­ple of land­scape design and plan­ning o…

Quedlin­burg, in the Land of Sach­sen-Anhalt, was a cap­i­tal of the East Fran­con­ian Ger­man Empire at…

The Upper Harz min­ing water man­age­ment sys­tem, which lies south of the Ram­mels­berg mines and the …

From the 10th cen­tu­ry onwards, this town became an impor­tant link with the Slav peo­ples, espe­cial…

The iron­works, which cov­er some 6 ha, dom­i­nate the city of Volk­lin­gen. Although they have recentl…

Mes­sel Pit is the rich­est site in the world for under­stand­ing the liv­ing envi­ron­ment of the Eocen…

Between 1919 and 1933 the Bauhaus move­ment rev­o­lu­tion­ized archi­tec­tur­al and aes­thet­ic think­ing an…

These places in Sax­ony-Anhalt are all asso­ci­at­ed with the lives of Mar­tin Luther and his fellow‑r…

In the late 18th and ear­ly 19th cen­turies the small Thuringian town of Weimar wit­nessed a remar­ka…

The muse­um as a social phe­nom­e­non owes its ori­gins to the Age of Enlight­en­ment in the 18th cen­tur…