Berg Palace (Bavaria)
A lakeside Bavarian manor where King Ludwig II died under disputed circumstances, now home to the head of…
A lakeside Bavarian manor where King Ludwig II died under disputed circumstances, now home to the head of…
A Victorian-era railway station on Rügen island, opened in 1883, connecting the Baltic destination to mainland Germany. Still…
Bergen-Belsen was a Nazi concentration camp in Lower Saxony, Germany, established in 1940 as a prisoner-of-war camp and…
A Gothic Revival Protestant church completed in 1879, designed by Johannes Otzen with altar and pulpit positioned close…
Sopra Kassel, una statua colossale di Ercole domina un intero versante: da lì, nei giorni stabiliti, l'acqua precipita…
The Bauhaus lasted fourteen years and was closed by the Nazis. In that time it produced a curriculum,…
A modern Berlin railway station in Lichterfelde, named for its proximity to the Botanical Garden and serving the…
Berlin Cathedral (Berliner Dom) is the principal Protestant church of Germany and the court church of the Hohenzollern…
A historic railway hub at the heart of Berlin, Friedrichstraße station straddles the Spree River in Mitte.
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