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Tourism in Germany
Germany has a vital tourism sector. It represents an important tourist destination in the world, where millions of visitors visit it, and tourists from different countries each year; thanks to the presence of many places, attractive tourist attractions, especially mountains. The Alps are in the south, and the valleys of the Rhine, Danube, and Maine. Statistics in 2003 indicated that about 16,357,037 people visited Germany in that year, especially from Western Europe, where 892,302 hotel rooms were booked, and the contribution of the tourism sector to the gross domestic product reached $ 31.6 billion
The most important tourist attractions in Germany
Germany includes many attractions and attractions, and here are some of the most important:
Neuschwanstein Castle
Neuschwanstein, built in 1869 CE, sits on the Alps, specifically in the German state of Bavaria, and it is considered the most famous castle in the world, where everyone who sees this castle believes that it is coming out of a fairy tale, knowing that it includes many The rooms, the most famous of which are the throne room famous for its giant chandeliers, are designed in the shape of a crown. It should be noted that this castle inspired by its beauty Walt Disney to write the story of the sleeping princess.
Europe Park
Europe Park is the largest amusement park in Germany, and it is one of the most tourist attractions in the country, as it was classified as the most visited place in Germany, as it is visited by a large number of visitors and tourists to spend a pleasant and wonderful atmosphere.
Brandenburg Gate
The Brandenburg Gate, located in Berlin, is the national symbol of Germany, and it is one of the most important historical monuments in it. It was built in 1791 AD and later became a symbol of German reunification, where a decision was issued to demolish the wall separating the two Germans before it.
Pergamon Museum
Pergamon museum is considered one of Germany’s most important museums. It displays many sculptures and historical artifacts belonging to several ancient civilizations, such as: Romen civilization, Babylonian, Middle Eastern, and Greek. Examples include the Ishtar Gate, and the market Babylonian, the museum also combines Islamic art, classical antiquities, and the ancient Near East Museum.
Cologne Cathedral
The Cologne Cathedral (German: Kölner Dom) is located in Cologne, which is the largest cathedral in Germany, and it is also considered the most prominent landmark in the city; it is distinguished by its high towers, and its many artistic treasures and treasures within it.
