German Cities And Towns Are Unique And Vibrant
Here in Germany, we have large cities like Berlin, Hamburg, Munich, and Cologne, as well as thousands of smaller towns and villages. Click one of the links below. I sorted all German cities, towns and villages in alphabetical order…
German Cities In Alphabetical Order - Letter I
Yes, we do have German cities starting with the letter I, 118 to be exact. And this is the page to find them.
German Cities In Alphabetical Order - Letter B
1207 German cities starting with the letter B are listed here on this page… Those with links provide information about the respective city, town, or village.
German Cities In Alphabetical Order - Letter A
This is the page where I listed all 442 German cities starting with the letter A. And those with a link provide some information about that city; so make sure to click the mouse button!
German Cities In Alphabetical Order - Letter C
90 German cities, towns, and villages starting with the letter C are listed here below on this page…
German Cities In Alphabetical Order - Letter R
Here is a list of all German cities, towns, municipalities, and villages starting with the letter R...
The German Alps — Romance, Religion, And Really Great Beer
The German Alps are all that is romantic about Germany. These foothills are alive with romance (just ask Julie Andrews, whose classic love story, The Sound of Music, was filmed here!) Here, Germany’s Mad King Ludwig II built two unparalleled monuments to romance, Hohenschwangau and Neuschwanstein .
Trier Is The Oldest German City
Trier is Germany’s oldest city as, in 2,000 B.C. the Assyrians established a settlement here. This Roman colony was founded in the command of Augustus in 16 B.C. and subsequently became a preferred dwelling of several Roman emperors and ultimately became known as …
German Cities In Alphabetical Order - Letter N
N is the letter that you should be searching for right now when looking for German cities of that group, right? Right… So you will find them right here, all 536 of them… And remember, those with links provide information about the city, town, or village.
Saarland — Part Of World Cultural Heritage - MyGermanCity.com
Unseen attractiveness like peaceful lakes and waterways, never-ending wooded area, quiet rural communities and lovely old towns, idealistic wineries, imposing tombstones and archaeological discoveries — all this can be seen here.