• Berlin Schönefeld
• Bremen
• Düsseldorf
• Frankfurt am Main

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To help you decide with your next destination we have listed a small guide, below, for each of the above locations.

Sights:

• The Reichstag, seat of the German Bundestag or federal government with its new striking glass dome designed by Norman Foster.
• The Brandenburg Gate, the undisputed symbol of Berlin.
• Charlottenburg Castle a summer palace built in the 18th century for Sophie Charlotte.
• Potsdamer Platz, berlin's new city centre with countless shops, cinemas and musical theatres.
• Berlin's Museums Island a UNESCO World Heritage site with a unique ensemble of museums featuring collections of art and numerous subjects of interest.

Beyond Berlin:

• Potsdam and the castle grounds including Sanssouci Castle, New Palais, Marble Palace, Cecilienhof and many other truly magnificent structures.
• Babelsberg Film Park, fascinating studios and theme park devoted to the world of film and television production.

• Seven hundred year old Market Square, one of the most beautiful in Germany.
• The City Hall of Bremen and its well-known sculpture of the City Musicians of Bremen (four animals - a donkey, a hound, a cat, and cock).
• The romantic Schnoor Quarter of Bremen, one of the oldest surviving parts of the city with traditional gabled houses, narrow streets and tiny backyards.
• Bremen has a long history of maritim and hanseatic traditions, experience this and the whole world under a single roof at the Maritimes Museum.

Beyond Bremen:

• The artist's village of Worpswede in the Teufelsmoor (Devils Moor).
• Verden a town of "Riders & Noble Horses".
• Beautiful old town of Stade set in a river scenery, old harbours, ships, cranes and storehouses.

• The Königsallee is locally known as the 'Kö' boulevard, it is the perfect place for some exclusive shopping or just to be seen.
• The Old Town of Düsseldorf is a place that has to be seen to be believed, with its many historical buildings and over 260 pubs and bars it is "The World's longest bar".
• Rhine Riverbank Promenade connects the Old Town and the Rhine, with magnificent views, attractive restaurants plus it is a good starting point for river cruises on the Rhine.

Beyond Düsseldorf:

• Benrath Castle is one of the finest examples of Rococo architecture, it also has a very large and splendid 150 acre park.
• Germany's largest inland port: Duisburger Binnenhafen
• Cologne and its Cathedral, Europe's third largest Gothic building.

• Historical Römer, Frankfurt's Town Hall since the 15th century.
• Römerberg, Frankfurt's historical Old Town.
• Alte Oper (Old Opera House), top cultural venue and concert hall.
• Sachsenhausen is famous for its traditional cider pubs. Sachsenhausen is located on the south side of the river Main.
• Frankfurt's modern skyscraper skyline is impressive and the only one of its kind in Germany.

Beyond Frankfurt:

• The Rheingau region for wine lovers and those who want to become one.
• Wiesbaden is a spa town famous for its casino and the Kaiser Friedrich Thermal Spa, why not take a plunge!
• The Taunus Mountains are Frankfurt's favourite recreational area, ideal for a spot of cycling or walking.