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Berlin

Berlin, Germany’s capital, and cultural center, is a fascinating city, dotted with iconic structures and monuments - such as the Holocaust Memorial, the Brandenburg Gate and the remains of the Berlin Wall.

that serve as compelling reminders of the country’s tumultuous past. A contrast of old and new, the city’s architecture encompasses some of the modernist and postmodernist movement’s most iconic buildings, whilst its music, art and nightlife scenes are among the most vibrant and cutting edge in all of Europe.

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Germany’s third largest city, and the capital of the southern state of Bavaria, Munich is a truly beautiful place, dominated by striking, historic architecture.

Such as the stunning, neo-gothic New Town Hall, and the iconic cathedral - and framed by spectacular vistas of the Bavarian countryside. Widely regarded as the world’s beer capital, the city boasts an incredible array of beer halls, taverns, and restaurants, where guests can enjoy some of the finest beer on the planet, alongside delicious Southern German cuisine, whilst every Autumn, the annual Oktoberfest attracts some 6 millions beer-lovers to the city.

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One of Europe’s most beautiful under-the-radar cities, Nuremberg perfectly embodies Germany’s fairytale charm.

With its colorful array of traditional Bavarian buildings - many of which have been restored to their original state following their partial destruction during WWII - well-preserved, medieval city walls, castles myriad taverns and beer halls, and The Hauptmarkt, a large cobbled square at the heart of the city, featuring an array of stalls selling food, drink and flowers, and in the winter the location of Germany’s largest christmas market.

Rich in history, the city features a number of museums and important historic sites - such as the The Germanic National Museum which houses an incredible collection of around 25,000 exhibits relating to the German speaking world, and the Palace of Justice, the location of the post-war trials of Nazi leaders, now home to an extensive exhibition on the subject.

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