cities worth visiting in Germany

When are you going? Cologne is awesome during the carnival in February.

>>1204790
I'm planning to go there in May

Dresden is great if you are interested in nice architecture. Also cool bar district (Neustadt).

>>1204817
We're not gonna stay a lot of time in each cities, we're travelling mainly for the architecture, see beautiful monuments, landscape and meet nice people

>>1204785
>coming from Amsterdam, visit Germany and then go to Copenhagen

Looks like Hamburg is halfway between Amsterdam and Copenhagen.

Awesome city. Just looked at it's wikipedia page and remembered my 2 days in 2014.

Check out the town hall and Alster lake(?). Old warehouse district called speicherstatt (now a world heritagte site apparently), the new opera house, We also made a sight seeing tour on a ferry (elbe river), which was included in our public transport day pass.
Got a good nightlife too.

>>1204840
Hamburg Essentials:

Landungsbrücken (Harbour)
Speicherstadt (old warehouse district)
Große Freiheit & Reeperbahn (nightlife)
Fischmarkt (fish market)

>>1204881
Elbphilharmonie (new opera house)

>>1204840
>>1204881
>>1204882

Rathaus (Town hall)
Alster (River which forms 2 lakes in the city centre. Includes Jungfernstieg and Alsterarkaden)
Hafencity (redeveloped port area, includes Elbphilharmonie)
Michel (St. Michaelis church)
Elbfähre 62 (Ferry line 62, included in public transport ticket)

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Maybe you like to visit a smaller charming German town. Lübeck is between Hamburg and Copenhagen. It's a good place to see some typical northern German architecture.

Hey germanbros. I'm wavering between choosing a conference in Freiburg or Paris in the same time. I got a bit tired of the latter, and I'm curious about what can you tell me about Freiburg.

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>>1205327
Kek, are all smaller German towns looking basically same?

>>1205400
Freiburg is a small mostly student/university city.
I would call it a larger village that made it to a city with some ok tier sights, awesome nature/hikes surrounding it, good restaurants and comfy bars.

Nothing outstanding but still pretty cool and not overrun.

>>1205436
Yeah, that's what I expected, cool.

I've always heard great things about Munich. Has it changed?

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>>1205401
No, but many share features like a skyline dominated by church towers.

>>1205436
>Nothing outstanding
The Walhalla, which is close to Regensburg, was pretty neat.

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