welcome to Mojo travels and today we're looking at the best cities
in Germany to visit are you a fan of our videos be sure to subscribe
to Mojo travels and ring the bell to be notified about our latest videos
for this list we're looking at the best cities to track through on your Deutschland Journey
Stuttgart Germany of course is a top tier country for automobile production it largely has the city
of Stuttgart to thank for that two car brands synonymous with luxury are rooted in Stuttgart
founded in 1926 Mercedes-Benz his headquarters and Stuttgart while Porsche first set up shop
there in 1931 often cited as the Cradle of the automobile and car Capital City Stuttgart is a
Haven for any high-speed Enthusiast to cruise through the city's history of classy cars visit
the Mercedes-Benz Museum and Porsche Museum which cleverly look like extravagant parking
garages they aren't stuttgart's only architectural Marvels with historic castles seemingly everywhere
in addition to landmarks like TB Tower outdoor lovers will also be drawn to picturesque venues
like killsberg Park keeping with the automobile theme we'd suggest renting a convertible and
seeing the sights with the roof down Freiburg in bryscal Freiburg has been described as Germany's
sunniest city as well as the warmest few cities look Lovelier bathing in the sunshine amplifying
the old-fashioned architecture and the surrounding Black Forest we'd argue that the dark green forest
would be a more accurate name for the latter destination as it immerses visitors in its
Legions of trees the best time to visit is between May and September when the Luminous weather is at
its peak even during the winter though there's a different breed of warmth to Freiburg it's the
kind of warmth one feels on Christmas morning wrapped in a blanket with a blanket of snow
covering the Charming houses and churches there's a Santa's Village vibe to Freiburg whichever time
of the year you visit a glass of Barden wine suits any backdrop Leipzig when it comes to sightseeing
Leipzig more than delivers with landmarks such as the Monument of the battle of the Nations site
isn't the only sense that Leipzig will appease however Leipzig is also among Germany's finest
cities for sound specifically music some of history's most revered composers are rooted
in this harmonious City Johann Sebastian Bach served as the Thomas Cantor or musical director
at Leipzig establishments like St Thomas school and the tamanaco Felix Mendelson founded the
Leipzig Conservatory of Music now the University of music and theater The Sounds they brought to
Leipzig can still be heard today but the city has also emerged as a modern hot spot for Indie music
whether seated at a concert hall or passing street performer Leipzig is alive with the sound of music
Dusseldorf whereas some German cities can look more like small towns Dusseldorf is an urban
playground thrown through that's not to say it's lacking in The Whimsy you'd find in queenter areas
the harbor has been decorated with a fascinating architecture of Frank Gary these buildings may
be motionless but they possess a coiled energy as if they're about to jump off the pavement
and into the water it's not surprising that Dusseldorf is Germany's fashion Capital as
a whole city is dressed up in everything avant-garde Dusseldorf is an incredibly
active city which is reflected through one of its oldest and most treasured symbols the
cartwheel even if you are not coordinated enough to fall off a cartwheel you'll feel like doing
one as you take in the electric nightlife and festivals Dresden of all the cities in Germany
Dresden might have the most Royal aesthetic with grand buildings lining the Regal rivers
from maritzburg Castle to Dresden Castle the city feels like one giant treasure chest as a matter of
fact Dresden has been nicknamed The Jewel box due to its Baroque and Rococo architecture so
also been described as Florence on the elb thanks to an art scene that few others can compete with
aside from the Museum's art and nature intersect at outdoor locales like Saxon Switzerland's bastai
Bridge you'd never guess that much of the City was destroyed during World War II since then Dresden
has been lovingly restored and persevered serving as a work of art in and of itself
Frankfurt Frankfurt stands out as the only German destination to an alpha world city
status from the globalization and world cities research Network this city is an alpha in every
sense of the word from the colorful culture to the skyscraper adorned financial center
it's also a magnet for tourism with one of the biggest draws being the Frankfurt Trade Fair the
world's third largest Exhibition Center Messer Frankfurt has made room for the biggest Auto
Show book fair consumer goods fair and much more as industrial as Frankfurt can appear
public squares like romerberg will take you back to a simpler time if you're looking to
study abroad in Germany Frankfurt is an ideal choice this isn't just because of prestigious
learning institutions like go to university but you can absorb knowledge by exploring any Street
cologne with a name like cologne you'd expect this city to have a wonderful Allure cologne
doesn't disappoint with the smell of high class roaming through the air they shouldn't come as
a surprise that the city is the birthplace of Oda cologne which first launched in 1709 while
this might be the city's most famous contribution cologne has so much more to offer the architecture
ranges from the modern crane House of crown house to the gothic Cologne Cathedral to the humble
candy coated houses of Old Town speaking of candy looking to indulge in your sweet tooth Germany is
the land of chocolate and cologne is its capital any dessert enthusiast needs to take a tour of the
imhof chocolate Museum cologne and chocolate there isn't a better smelling combo Hamburg Germany's
second largest city has an abundance of sights to see treats to eat and music to hear what defines
Hamburg above all else is its water with rivers streams and canals surrounding the very buildings
we'd call Hamburg the Venice of Germany but it has the Italian city beat in one Department Bridges
Hamburg hosts nearly 2 500 of them more than any other city in Europe including the so-called city
of bridges quantity doesn't mean everything but Hamburg has an assortment of bridges that stick
out the Karl Brown bridge is distinguished by its blue triangular Towers giving it a Modern
Edge for something a bit more historical seek out the lumbar bridge over the Ulster River it's just
one facet of the Humber War ring the inner cities Beating Heart Munich the various most popular city
Munich is one of Germany's most historic locales it's also one of the most informative with museums
dedicated to Art science cars and a long list of other subjects they even have a museum for
beer and Oktoberfest on that note Oktoberfest has made its way to many cities around the world but
Munich is where this legendary event originated from when some people visit Germany they expect
to see all the guys wearing Lederhosen at least one person on the accordion and groups of friends
clinking their tall Frosty mugs together well that's generally a misconception it perfectly
encapsulates Oktoberfest no city does it better than Munich which makes sense since
they've been doing it the longest beyond the excuse to drink it's a celebration of culture
folklore and Community before we get to our top pick here are a few honorable mentions Bremen
foreign Heidelberg [Music]
Berlin there isn't a better way to experience Germany than by immersing yourself in its vast
and amazing Capital Berlin the architecture can't be topped including sites like Brandenburg gate
the reichstag building and the bear link Cathedral Berlin is brimming with cultural
institutes from the museum Island to the Deutsche theater cinephiles can even look up where some of
their favorite movies were shot most famously Cabaret the carnival de culturin or Carnival
of cultures perhaps encapsulates Berlin at its most festive of course no trip would be
complete without seeing the essential Memorial to the murdered Jews of Europe Holocaust Museum
as well as the Berlin war memorial for almost 30 years the Berlin wall divided more than just
a city the fall of the war was not only the most important modern moment in Berlin history but all
of Germany do you agree with our pigs check out this other recent clip from Mojo travels
and be sure to subscribe and ring the bell to be notified about our latest videos [Music]
foreign