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UNESCO World Heritage Sites

2,000 years of European cultural history have certainly left their mark on Germany. Nowhere else will you find as many unique sites of natural and cultural interest situated so closely together. 33 of them have been designated as UNESCO World Heritage Sites of "extraordinary universal interest" and have been placed under the protection of international conventions.

A journey to a UNESCO World Heritage Site is a very special and unique journey into the past. From churches and abbeys, historical Old Towns, castles, palaces and gardens to industrial monuments, every one of Germany's World Heritage Sites is well worth a visit. Let yourself be captivated by the very places where history was made.

Aachener Dom
The elaborate cathedral in Aachen was the first German monument to be added to UNESCO’s World Heritage list, in 1978.
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Bamberg
Bamberg is a beautiful city in Franconia, Germany, and its Old Town is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Book your hotel and holiday, today!
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Bauhaus - Dessau & Weimar
The so-called 'Bauhaus school of architecture', between 1919 and 1933, applied revolutionary ideas to building design and town planning. Plan your visit today!
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Bergpark Wilhelmshöhe
The Bergpark Wilhelmshöhe stretches for more than 600 acres close to the city of Kassel, in the heart of Germany.
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Bremen Town Hall and Roland Statue
Bremen’s Marktplatz is home to many of the city’s most popular sights, including the famous Bremen Musicians Statue.
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Churches Of Hildesheim
Hildesheim is a city in the German state of Lower Saxony. Here you'll find two Romanesque churches that are grouped together as a World Heritage Site.
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Cologne Gothic Cathedral
The Gothic cathedral in Cologne is not just the most popular attraction in the city, but the most visited landmark in the whole of Germany.
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Lübeck
Lübeck in Germany has an unparalleled architectural style. Its maze of gothic, red brick buildings has made it one of UNESCO's World Heritage sites. Book today!
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Margravial Opera House Bayreuth
Created by father and son Giuseppe and Carlo Galli Bibiena, Bayreuth’s Baroque opera house is the most complete example of 18th-century Italian theatre design.
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Maulbronn Monastery
Maulbronn Monastery was given UNESCO World Heritage status due to how well it, and the surrounding landscape, has been preserved.
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Old Town of Regensburg
Explore the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Old Town of Regensburg with tailor made holiday packages to this popular destinations in Europe.
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Potsdam
Potsdam city breaks are set in idyllic locations surrounded by the state of Brandenburg, a unique landscape characterised by meandering waterways. Book today!
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Quedlinburg
Located at the foot of the Harz Mountains, Quedlinburg is a quiet German town that was once the capital of the East Franconian German Empire.
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Speyer Cathedral and Imperial City
Speyer is home to the largest Romanesque cathedral in the world – the main attraction in a city given World Heritage status.
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Trier
Explore the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Roman Monuments in Trier with tailor made holiday packages & deals to popular destinations in Europe.
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Upper Germanic-Rhaetian Limes
The Limes is a 2000-year-old Roman wall that extends from the Rhine to the Danube. Archaeologists believe it was used to mark the boundaries of Roman land.
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Upper Middle Rhine Valley
The Upper Middle Rhine Valley stretches from Rüdesheim to Koblenz and is ripe for exploration.
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Völklinger Hütte Ironworks
The historic ironworks at Völklingen was the first monument from the golden age of industry to be added to UNESCO’s World Heritage list.
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Wadden Sea
The Wadden Sea stretches across the coastline of the Netherlands, Germany and Denmark, creating an ever-changing landscape that moves with the tides.
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Wieskirche
The Wieskirche (White Church) is a popular point along Germany’s Romantic Road, in Bavaria, and a shining example of Rococo architecture.
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Würzburg’s Residence Palace
This was the home of prince-bishops for many years, having been built by Johann Philipp Franz von Schönborn to replace a palace that was deemed unworthy.
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