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German National Tourist Board (GNTB)
Beethovenstrasse 69
60325 Frankfurt/Main
Germany
Tel.: +49 (0)69 974 640
Fax: +49 (0)69 751 903
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The German National Tourist Board (GNTB) is represented by its Executive Directors Petra Hedorfer and Reinhard Werner. The GNTB is entered in the register of associations of the Frankfurt am Main Local Court, registration no. 5190, and is supported by the Federal Ministry of Economics and Technology on the basis of a decision by the German Bundestag. VAT Registration No.: DE 114 234 956

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Just one hour from Hanover 🏰Bückeburg Palace combines Renaissance and Baroque architecture, historic interiors and more ...
21/09/2026

Just one hour from Hanover 🏰
Bückeburg Palace combines Renaissance and Baroque architecture, historic interiors and more than 80 hectares of parkland.
Take your time to explore the former princely residence on a guided tour, then continue your visit through the palace grounds and the historic town of Bückeburg. ✨

Would you add this castle to your Lower Saxony itinerary?

One trail, countless discoveries! 🍇The Wein & Stein Adventure Trail in Hesse combines scenic vineyard walks with 77 ...
19/09/2026

One trail, countless discoveries! 🍇
The Wein & Stein Adventure Trail in Hesse combines scenic vineyard walks with 77 fascinating stops about w**e, geology, history and the unique landscape of the UNESCO Bergstraße-Odenwald Geopark.
Start and finish at the Winzerbrunnen. You can reach Heppenheim by train or arrive by car, with parking lots at the starting point.

Ready to make Heppenheim your next hiking stop?

Hike up the Donnersberg and you might find an eagle waiting for you. 🦅🥾 The Adlerbogen above Dannenfels is an unusual la...
18/09/2026

Hike up the Donnersberg and you might find an eagle waiting for you. 🦅🥾 The Adlerbogen above Dannenfels is an unusual landmark with sweeping views across the Donnersberg region in Rhineland-Palatinate. Several hiking trails lead here, turning the landmark into a rewarding destination along the way.

Who belongs by your side on this hike? Tag your hiking buddy! 👇

Where Germany’s wilderness is quietly returning.In Kellerwald-Edersee National Park, ancient forests, clear streams and ...
25/08/2026

Where Germany’s wilderness is quietly returning.

In Kellerwald-Edersee National Park, ancient forests, clear streams and quiet valleys create one of Germany’s most impressive natural landscapes. As Hesse’s only national park and part of the UNESCO World Natural Heritage, it protects one of Europe’s last large near-natural beech forests.

Explore it on more than 35 circular hiking trails or follow the 66-kilometre Urwaldsteig Edersee through ancient woodland, quiet valleys and spectacular viewpoints.
Add this peaceful nature escape to your Hesse list.

©Nationalpark Kellerwald Edersee/ Daniel Feldmann

A view worth climbing for. 🌿On the edge of the Lower Oder Valley National Park, the Mescherin observation tower offers s...
23/08/2026

A view worth climbing for. 🌿

On the edge of the Lower Oder Valley National Park, the Mescherin observation tower offers sweeping views across wetlands, forests and floodplains. It's a peaceful place where birdwatchers, photographers and nature lovers can slow down and enjoy the landscape.

Would you climb to the top?

Ready for a refreshing escape?Nestled in the Volcanic Eifel, Pulvermaar is Germany's deepest volcanic lake. Whether you'...
22/08/2026

Ready for a refreshing escape?

Nestled in the Volcanic Eifel, Pulvermaar is Germany's deepest volcanic lake. Whether you're swimming, paddling or simply enjoying the peaceful surroundings, it's an ideal summer destination.

Would you jump straight in?

This waterfront town is made for a slow weekend escape.In Flensburg, colourful historic buildings, sailing boats and cos...
21/08/2026

This waterfront town is made for a slow weekend escape.

In Flensburg, colourful historic buildings, sailing boats and cosy cafés line the waterfront, while the old town waits just a few steps away with cobbled streets, hidden courtyards and centuries of maritime history.

It’s the kind of place made for slow walks, sea breeze and spontaneous weekend plans.

Save this for your next weekend by the water.

A symbol of freedom in the heart of Bremen.The Roland statue stands proudly on Bremen’s historic Market Square and is on...
20/08/2026

A symbol of freedom in the heart of Bremen.

The Roland statue stands proudly on Bremen’s historic Market Square and is one of the city’s most iconic landmarks. Together with the Town Hall, it forms part of Bremen’s UNESCO World Heritage site.

Add this historic landmark to your Bremen list.

The Schwerin Lake is one of Germany’s largest lakes and the perfect setting for sailing, kayaking and waterfront walks. ...
19/08/2026

The Schwerin Lake is one of Germany’s largest lakes and the perfect setting for sailing, kayaking and waterfront walks. With Schwerin Castle rising from its island in the distance, every view feels a little more spectacular. ✨

Whether you're out on the water or exploring the city, this is one of northern Germany’s most picturesque destinations.

Would you rather explore the lake or the castle first?

A real-life fairytale, but make it German.Walking through Quedlinburg feels like stepping into another century. With its...
18/08/2026

A real-life fairytale, but make it German.

Walking through Quedlinburg feels like stepping into another century. With its beautiful half-timbered houses, cobbled streets and history around every corner, this UNESCO-listed town is one of Germany’s most enchanting places to explore.
Every alley, every square, every little detail tells a story - and getting lost here might just be the best part.

Would you wander through these fairytale streets?

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