The landmark of the North Rhine-Westphalian city of Aachen, located in the border triangle of the Netherlands, Belgium, and Germany, is its magnificent cathedral in the heart of the old town. Emperor ...
Osnabrück, with a population of around 160,000, is the third-largest city in Lower Saxony. It was founded more than 1,200 years ago by Charlemagne and is the only city in Germany located in a nature p...
The picturesque village of Arcen, located on the German-Dutch border near the city of Venlo, is home to the breathtaking Arcen Castle Gardens. This 32-hectare flower and plant park has been awarded th...
The idyllic castle park at the end of the former old town of Neckarbischofsheim is a true local recreation oasis. The 2.6-hectare castle park surrounds the New Castle, built in 1829, which houses a ca...
Since 1954, the landmark and seat of the University of Münster has been the Prince-Bishop’s Castle in Münster, which was built in the Baroque style from Baumberger sandstone as a three-winged co...
One of the oldest and most popular seaside resorts in the Netherlands is Domburg, also known as the Saint Tropez or Sylt of the Netherlands. This picturesque seaside resort on the North Sea coast on t...
