Berlin is Germany's capital and largest city in Germany. After
being ripped off for Germany in Berlin, East and West during the Cold
War, Berlin was reunited in 1990, but quickly emerged as the most
exciting and cosmopolitan city in Germany and is famous for its art and
architecture, and nightlife. Munich,
capital of Bavaria and a gateway to the Alps, one of the most beautiful
cities and owner of a wider green space in Germany, has a population of
about 1.31 million people, Situated in the center of Europe, which is
one of the richest cities of Germany where Anhataatmta economic force,
there are many companies the world where the most important global automotive company (BMW). Frankfurt thanks to its international airport, The city of Frankfurt is the main hub for Germany and Europe. The financial position of the country, which is reflected in the gleaming skyscrapers in Frankfurt. Frankfurt hosts many important events, including the International Book Fair in October, the largest of its kind in the world. Hamburg
is the second largest city in the country and is located in the north
of Germany. Its boasts one of the largest ports in the world, and is
renowned as the (legend) for two reasons. The first is a giant market,
which is held every morning one of each week for the sale of fish on the
banks of the River Elbe, the
population of the city of Hamburg openly endorsing the sales market in
this day of not less than 100 tons of fish, and profits exceeding ten
million euros, and the second reason is the open concerts that are held
in the evening of the same day in the Reeperbahn street, and go to him
more than 100 thousand people. Cologne, which was founded by the Romans, it is one of the oldest cities in Germany. The
most important features the Cologne Cathedral has incorporated a list
of UNESCO World Heritage Site and home to the largest number of
newspapers, magazines and radio stations, radio and television in
Germany. The main features are: Roman Museum - Germanic. town hall. Church of St.-Gurion. Martin Church. Chocolate Museum. Dresden
is the capital of the German state of Saxony, also known as Florence
(in the Alps) Due to the ideal location, where many excellent examples
of Baroque architecture, and world-renowned art treasures. Although
80% of the historic centers of Dresden was destroyed in World War II,
and rebuilt all monuments to their former splendor. Leipzig
is the second largest city in the state of Saxony, and is the Leipzig
German Art and Culture Center which is home of the best known artists in
Germany and was Goethe asking where and worked Bach and Cantor in
metabolism, and the most important exhibition for trade with Eastern
Europe, which is one months shows Germany,
as well as it has become the most famous city in the history of Germany
in recent times, Heidelberg is one of the few German cities that were
not destroyed in World war II; and known as the (University Ruprecht
Karl) is the oldest university in Germany and occupies fourth oldest
University in the «Holy Roman Empire», where a lot of old-world charm as the
narrow paved streets are filled with stones from the old town, as has
been the center of the romantic period in Germany.
