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1. 25,000 castles in Germany

2. Berlin is 9 times bigger than Paris

3. German is the third most taught language in the world

4. there are more than 1,000 kinds of sausages

5. the Christmas tree thing started in Germany

6. 65% of highways in Germany have no speed limit.

7. Germany is the land of poets and great thinkers

8. hamburger was named after Hamburg

9. Germany made daylight savings

10. Reutlingen has the worlds most narrowest street.

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In 1869, Neuschwanstein Castle was built by mad king Ludwig II. Neuschwanstein was made as a private summer retreat for mad king Ludwig II, but he never got to go in it because he died by drowning in Lake Starnberg. German composer Richard Wagner, made many scenes from his operas in the interior of the castle.

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Eltz Castle has been owned by the same famliy since the 12th century. Many say the Castle is haunted and many say the have seen medieval-era knights guarding the grounds. The guided tours allows the visitors to gaze at the original furniture, art and knight armor that date back to the 16th century. The Castle is open to tours in April and October.

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Eltz Castle in Germany - Is it worth the visit?

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The Castle used to be a Gothic masterpiece but was destroyed over time. The Castle has a long history, dating back to the 12th century. The Castle has been partly rebuilt, and the Ottheinrich Building is the earliest palace in the German Renaissance.

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Berlin is the capital and the biggest city in Germany. There are iconic places like the Fernsehturm, Reichstag, and Gedächtniskirche. Berlin can be hard to navigate, but if you travel to Mitte, this is one of the coolest places ever.

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München is the capital of Bavaria, and the German city is the land of lederhosen, giant schweinshaxe, and Oktoberfest. München is fancy but they have a favorite place called English Garden, and the world-famous beer in it's traditional beer halls and biergartens in the beer tents of Oktoberfest.

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It's the second biggest city of Germany. It has many waterways that run to the center, and has more bridges then Amsterdam and Venice combined. It has one of the most biggest harbors in the world. It has a red-light district of the Reeperbahn, and has clubs and music. You can visit Fischmarkt, where people sell fish, flowers, and spices.

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Mittelrheintal has Deutsches Eck, Burg Rheinfels, and Bacharach. Deutsches Eck is has a massive statue of Kaiser Wilhelm I. Burg Rheinfels is a castle bulit in 1245 and has labyrinths. Bacharach is a preserved medieval town and you can stay at Castle Stahleck Hotel.

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Regansburg has 1,000 historic buildings. St. peter's Gothic Cathedral is there and it's the Emblem of the city. there is the Reichssal is in a historic town and dates back to the 13th century. Steinerne Brücke is a stone bridge and it is across Danube.

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It is a mine that you can visit. it was a mine until 1988 then it closed. it is now a historic place you can visit now. It is a mountain range in lower Saxony and the mine had sliver, copper and lead.

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It is a Gothic Cathedral in Germany. It was one of the only buildings in Cologne that survived WWII. There are guided tours several times a week. Though it is not acceptable to roam the main hall when there is masses or services.