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One of the most visited places in Germany is Neuschwanstein, it is about 100 km south of Munich and has over 3 million visitors a year. It is one of the most beautiful castles in Europe, it became also famous because Cinderella was filmed at that location.
Berlin is the most visited city, it has many museums and has a very rich history (especially the part where east and west became separated by the Berlin Wall.)
For relaxing "Das schwarzwald" (the black forest) is a good place to go, it has many spas and wellness hotels.
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