Germany is located from the high Alps in the South, the Bavarian plain, and to the coast of the North and Baltic Sea. Germany looks like a miniature train landscape filled with the pleasant old towns, medieval houses, gothic churches and small villages. Germany cities have the most pleasant surprises for those who enjoy good food and drink.

Most of the Germany manner and styles are based on their local traditions and mentalities that is reflected everywhere throughout the country. From the arts, nightlife, shops, pubs and restaurants and the way people work and live.

Here are the top five famous attractions in Germany that gives you excitement and probably give you some possibilities to pack up your clothes and be thrilled with your vacation.

• The Neuchwanstein Castle- it is Germany’s most famous castle and also known for being the model used by Walt Disney for the Sleeping Beauty Castle. The idea was more on fairy tale that is made up with the interior style borrows from Byzantine, Romanesque and Gothic styles with the art of wood carvings and murals.

• The Munich Oktoberfest- is one of the world’s biggest public festivals and the celebration lasted over sixteen days. Be prepared with huge amounts of food and drinks and enjoy a wide variety of fun fair rides. The city is overcrowded with people committed beer drinkers and a mouthful liter of Bavaria’s finest.

• The Romantic Road- Germany’s most famous vacation courses and one of the ‘themed’ roads. It’s a beautiful journey from the River Main to the Alps that in able to fascinate the traveler with the combination of scenery, cuisine and ambience that Germany can offer.

• The Lake Constance- it is Germany’s largest lake ever and it has one of the warmest microclimates in the country. It has an old-fashioned resort and numerous resort towns along the shores of the lake.

• The Black Forest- is very popular for hikers and cross country skiers. The Black forest for countless fairy tales describes the dark firs and pines that cover the entire mountainous region or other wise known as the Home of the German Soul. It covers the areas of Titisee, triberg, Gutach and Furtwangen.