Germany
600,000 Year-Old Ancestors, Medieval Hanseatic MerchantsExploring the past in Germany
Germany has a splendid prehistoric heritage, including archaeology’s first Neanderthals, examples of Europe’s earliest Palaeolithic portable art and some of the finest Iron Age (Celtic) art. The Romans left their mark too, with a fortified frontier stretching from the Rhine in the west to the Danube in the east.
FIND THE BEST ARCHAEOLOGY AND HISTORY SITES IN GERMANY
Archaeological and historical sites and museums in German are divided by state, of which there are 16:
Baden-Württemberg | Bavaria | Berlin | Brandenburg | Bremen | Hamburg | Hesse | Lower Saxony | Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania | North Rhine-Westphalia | Rhineland-Palatinate | Saarland | Saxony | Saxony-Anhalt | Schleswig-Holstein | Thuringia
Berlin’s ‘Topography of Terror’
Berlin has many landmarks relating to the Third Reich, World War II and the ensuing Cold War. Many of these are amongst the city’s most popular attractions. A more recent addition to the various monuments and memorials people visit in Berlin associated with this period of history is Topographie des Terrors – the very centre of the Nazi’s persecution machine. … Continue Reading >>
Buying Tickets for Museuminsel & Museums in Berlin, 2019
The UNESCO listed Museuminsel includes five museums housing a number of national, internationally renowned collections of antiquities from around the world. Whether you want to see the collections in only one/two or want to see as much as you can, there are a number of ticketing choices available. From single entry tickets to each of the museums to passes and cards for the Museum Island five and other museums and attractions in Berlin … Continue Reading >>
