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Museum Island
Museum Island (English: Museum Island) is located in Berlin, Germany, specifically on the River Spree, and it includes a complex that includes five world-famous museums: the Bode Museum, the Pergamon Museum, the Modern Museum, the National Heritage Gallery, and the Old Museum. It is noteworthy that this magnificent island has been included in the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
Grunewald Forest
Grunewald Forest (English: Grunewald Forest) is located in Berlin, and it is a forest with an area of 7,413 acres (29.9993 km2), and it is considered one of the most beautiful natural and scenic places in the city, where many hiking trails, walking paths, animals and wild birds, Etc.
Neuschwanstein Castle
Neuschwanstein Castle (English: Neuschwanstein Castle) is located in the German city of Schwangau in the state of Bavaria, and is considered the most famous castle in the world.
Europa Park
Europa Park (English: Europa Park) is located in the German village of Rust, and is considered the largest amusement park in Germany, and it has become the most visited place in the country, as it is visited by a large number of visitors and tourists;
Brandenburg Gate
The Brandenburg Gate – built in 1791 AD – is located in Berlin, and is considered a national symbol. It witnessed many important historical events, including: Napoleon’s wars, the Cold War, and the place where American President Ronald Reagan delivered his speech About the demolition of the Berlin Wall.
Pergamon Museum
Pergamon Museum (English: Pergamon Museum) is a stunning museum in Berlin, and includes in its three wings many works, and classic historical artifacts belonging to countries, and empires in the ancient world, including: Romen, Greek, and Babylonian.
The Cathedral of Cologne
The Cologne Cathedral (German: Kölner Dom) is located in Cologne, and it is one of the most beautiful places in the city, as it is characterized by its amazing architecture, its tall stone towers, its treasured holdings, and works of art.
