The chapters arouse curiosity: “Grabbags for the curious”, “Germany underground” or “Where nothing is going on” are the headlines in the new publication “Lonely Planets 500 Unique Experiences Germany”.
In the entertainingly written book, which is divided into 50 sections with ten experiences each, inspiring tips for a weekend getaway are given. The texts and photos make you want to make discoveries, some of which are right on your doorstep.
In Reutlingen, for example, there is the narrowest street in the world, in the middle of Leipzig there is a tropical jungle that seems to come out of a time machine, and in Görlitz a department store pretends to be a grand hotel. All this is Germany – and of course much more: the Ulm Minster, the Museum Island in Berlin, the Augsburger Puppenkiste, the Wacken Open Air, the Heidelberg Castle. World-famous, but also little-known, a lot of weird, funny, adventurous and exclusive.
“Lonely Planets 500 unique experiences Germany” provides a lot of entertaining information about places, festivals and adventures between the Ruhr area and Saxon Switzerland, the Alps and the German coasts. To be amazed, to browse and to smile.
Or to relive: Haven’t you always wanted to dance at a concert at a depth of 500 meters in the Merkers Adventure Mine or experience the sunset on the Zugspitze?
On the following pages of the photo series we present ten destinations.
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