Top 7 Wonders of Germany You Must See | Ultimate Travel Bucket List
[Music] every year wanderers and dreamers stumble upon a different side of Germany a side that feels like stepping into a forgotten story book beyond the tourist traps and famous cities lies a world of hidden wonders surreal rock formations mystical bridges and castles lost in time these are the places that don’t just take your breath away they make you question if they’re even real so fasten your seat belt because we’re about to journey through seven of the most surreal wonders of Germany you’ll want to add every single one to your bucket list number one Elks Castle tucked deep inside a forest like something straight out of a story book Els Castle makes you wonder if you’ve stepped into reality or a medieval dream els Castle also known as Bergeltz’s one of Germany’s bestkept secrets it’s a perfectly preserved medieval fortress nestled in the hills above the Moselle River right between Cobins and Trier in western Germany and get this it’s over 850 years old and has been owned by the same family for 33 generations yet the same family that alone is wild what makes this place so special honestly it’s like a real life fairy tale no CGI no Disney illusions just real stone walls ancient halls and pure untouched history while most European castles are either crumbling or overly restored Els Castle feels authentic intimate and a little bit magical now what can you do here first things first take the castle tour you’ll walk through rooms that haven’t changed in centuries seriously the furniture it’s original from the 1400s that’s older than some countries and you have to do the forest hike there’s this trail that winds through thick woodland and just when you least expect it boom you get that iconic fairy tale view of the castle rising through the trees it’s honestly breathtaking oh and here’s something cool about its design el’s castle isn’t just one style it blends Roman-esque Gothic and Baroque architecture all into one dreamy medieval package number two Rin Valley the Ryan Valley especially the stretch between Coblins and Bingen is a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of the most scenic river landscapes in the world it follows the Ryan River as it carves its way through steep vineyard covered hills and picturesque towns many of which look like they haven’t changed in centuries the best way to experience the valley’s beauty is from the water you’ll pass castle after castle perched dramatically on cliffs this is the classic Ry Valley experience glide past meaty evil castles charming villages and endless vineyards it’s like watching a fairy tale unfold from your seat grab a glass of local wine and just soak it in explore real life castles you’ve got everything from fully preserved ones like Marksburg Castle to epic ruins like Rifles where you can climb towers and wander through stone passageways if you’re into wine this is your happy place this region is famous for Reeseling and the towns like Bakarak or Rutahheim are adorable just walking through these villages is a vibe think cobblestone streets timber framed houses flower boxes in every window you’ll find local bakeries quirky little shops and cafes that make you want to move in number three Rothenberg Ogdar Tower rothenberg Ogdar Tower is a perfectly preserved medieval town in Bavaria perched above the Taba River its name literally means red fortress above the Tower and walking through it feels like time stopped in the 1500s this walled town is part of the famous romantic road in southern Germany and is known for its colorful buildings ancient towers and enchanting atmosphere it’s not just a pretty place rothenberg is one of the best preserved medieval towns in the world rothenberg was frozen in time because it was too poor in the 18th and 19th centuries to modernize so its medieval charm stayed untouched no skyscrapers no modern chaos just pure storybook beauty it’s a favorite for filmmakers photographers and dreamers it’s also often ranked as one of Germany’s top hidden gaps walk the meaty evil wall yes the town still has its ancient wall intact walk the entire circuit and enjoy breathtaking views of tiled rooftops and the valley below rothenberg is known as Germany’s Christmas capital and here it’s Christmas all year round the museum and shop will melt your inner child watch the Night Watchmen tour a hilariously dramatic guided walk through the town by Lantern Light complete with historical tales and dark medieval humor number four Saxon Switzerland National Park saxon Switzerland National Park is located in Eastern Germany right near the Czech border part of the Elba Sandstone Mountains it’s filled with wild gorgees towering rock pinnacles deep green forests and misty valleys that look straight out of a Tolkian movie the moment you step into this park you feel like you’ve entered another realm where nature rules and silence sings this is not your typical national park it’s a surreal blend of natural rock formations hidden caves and castle ruins is perched on cliffs it literally looks unreal like a place where a wizard might suddenly appear or dragons might soar above the peaks you cannot miss the base day bridge it’s this ancient sandstone bridge built right into the cliffs and when you’re standing on it looking out over the Elba River with the jagged rock towers all around you it literally feels like you’re in a fantasy movie next the Connine Fortress massive historic and kind of intimidating in the coolest way possible konukstein is one of Europe’s biggest mountain fortresses it sits high up above the river and just walking through it you feel the weight of centuries of history feeling adventurous try rock climbing yeah Saxon Switzerland is a rock climbber’s dream over a thousand sandstone towers to climb and finally the Elba River Boat Ride take a peaceful boat cruise down the river and look up at the cliffs from below number five Lake Ibec welcome to Lake IBC one of Germany’s most unreal almost secret wonders tucked away at the foot of the mighty Zug space this place is like stepping into a fantasy film but it’s real with its crystal clearar emerald water small islands and alpine backdrop it’s often called the Caribbean of the Alves whether you’re an adventure junkie or just someone who wants to unplug and soak in nature IBC feels like a hidden paradise you can go for a nature walk take the easy 7.5 km trail around the lake trust me every few steps you’ll stop just to take another photo rent a rowboat or paddle board honestly there’s nothing more peaceful than drifting in the middle of the lake with the mountains watching over you also take the cable car to Zug Spitz it’s right next door one moment you’re lake level and minutes later you’re on top of Germany the lake has little hidden spots all around where you can chill out snack on something and just watch the clouds float by number six Nwanstein Castle nwanstein Castle is tucked away in southern Germany near the village of Hoen Schwango in Bavaria built in the late 1800s by King Bloodwick II also known as the Fairy Tale King this castle wasn’t built for defense like most medieval fortresses no this was all about fantasy art and escape this is the castle that inspired Disney’s Sleeping Beauty Castle yes that one it’s a masterpiece of imagination mystery and romanticism step inside Lwig’s wild imagination the throne hall feels like a cathedral built for gods with golden chandeliers and murals of mythical heroes the king’s bedroom carved almost entirely from wood took 14 artisans more than for years to complete and then there’s the grotto an artificial cave with a waterfall and colored lighting inspired by Vagner’s Tanhouser want that famous Instagram shot of the castle with the Alps in the background head up to Marin Brook it’s a suspension bridge hanging over a gorge don’t feel like hiking hop into a charming carriage ride through the forest it’s like stepping into your own story book especially when there’s snow number seven Schilltac tucked away in the heart of the black forest in Benwarterberg Schiltac is a small medieval town known for its perfectly preserved halftimber houses cobblestone streets and peaceful riverside setting this is Germany untouched by timing and honestly it’s breathtaking sheltech isn’t just pretty it’s magical it’s one of those places where time slows down no massive crowds no tourist traps just authentic oldworld beauty that feels like a peaceful escape from modern life wander like you’re in a fairy tale put your phone on silent and just wander the town square is surrounded by meaty evil houses each one prettier than the last next walk along the Shiltac River the river runs right through the town and walking alongside it feels like a dream picture reflections of timber bird houses in the water little wooden bridges and the soft sound of the stream sheltac is surrounded by deep forest trails you can walk straight from the village into the hills and get panoramic views of the Black Forest there you have top seven places in Germany to visit beyond the tourist trails so which one are you adding to your travel list let me know in the comments don’t forget to like subscribe and hit that bell icon because more hidden gams and epic adventures are coming your way until next time keep exploring the unseen
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