Lonely Planet 500 Unique Experiences Germany Book

Weird, entertaining, inspiring: the adventure land for explorers

At the Baltic Sea, there is a ghost forest that teaches you to be creeped out on quiet nights. In Reutlingen there is the narrowest street in the world, in the middle of Leipzig there is a tropical jungle that seems to have come out of a time machine, and in Görlitz a department store pretends to be a grand hotel. All of this is Germany - and, of course, much more: Ulm Cathedral, Museum Island in Berlin, the Augsburg Puppet Box, Wacken Open Air, Heidelberg Castle. World famous, but also little known, a lot of weird, funny, adventurous and exclusive: Lonely Planets 500 unique experiences Germany provides a lot of entertaining information about places, festivities and adventures between the Ruhr and Saxon Switzerland, the Alps and the German coasts. To marvel at, browse through, and smile about. Or to relive: Haven't you long wanted to dance away at a concert 500 meters below ground in the Merkers Adventure Mine or experience the sunset on the Zugspitze?

Lonely Planets 500 unique experiences Germany summarizes what belongs together. Places where the past is still alive, such as the pile dwellings on Lake Constance or the Xanten Archaeological Park. Crazy places to sleep, such as the tree house in the wolf enclosure near Dörverden, the suitcase hotel in Lunzenau or the sleeping quarters in the wine barrel in Rüdesheim. Places where you can swim in rivers, such as the Isar, the Elbe and the Weser. "One of the chapters is called "Where nothing happens at all,
the vastness of the Swabian Alb and the enchanted river arms of the Havel.

wonder bags for the curious" is the title of another, "Now it's getting spooky", "Where the wild animals live" or "A different kind of shopping". or "A Different Kind of Shopping," which introduces the world's most beautiful dairy store in Dresden, and the Dong Xuan Center, a piece of Vietnam in the middle of Berlin. 50 chapters with ten experiences each, described in the familiar Lonely Planet style in an entertaining and informative way, demonstrate how much there is to discover (or rediscover) in one's own country. Thereby delivers
not only the selection of tips inspires for the next weekend trip, but also the many large-format color pictures make you want to discover and experience. And so that you can start planning right away, each of the 500 experiences is provided with an Internet address. The Ghost Forest, by the way, is really called that, a gathering of wind-deformed trees on the Baltic coast near Nienhagen. The Görlitz Art Nouveau department store was allowed to play the title-giving noble hostel in the Hollywood film "Grand Budapest Hotel". Germany - a land of adventure and discovery worthy of a film! So let's get going ...