Architectural styles range from medieval, baroque, and modern and take the form of magnificent cathedrals from Germany’s religious heritage, towering monuments celebrating important political and historic events, innovations in modern design, stately homes and museums and so much more. Germany’s cities are for everyone with a wide availability of excellent public transport and accessible access options available. Highlights include the magnificent Aachen Cathedral where Emperor Charlegmane is buried, Berlin’s famous Brandenburg Gate, the UNESCO World Heritage Town of Bramberg whose medieval buildings and layout are well preserved today, and the innumerable majestic palaces dotted around Germany’s many key cities and regions.

The world’s first PlusEnergyHouse opened in Freiburg in 1994 – and German cities have been steadily developing ever since. Entire city districts are trying out new ideas for climate-conscious coexistence, green oases ensure a pleasant urban setting, electric mobility and innovative itineraries make the city trip both exciting and climate-friendly. Meanwhile, cultural heritage is being protected and historic buildings are being restored with sustainability in mind, to preserve them for the future.