What is a German landmark?

Answer 1

There are two competitors:

1. The Brandenburg Gate (Berlin)

2. Schloss Neuschwanstein (Bavaria

In Bavaria there are the Alps. 'Zugspitze' is the highest mountain in Germany, near the Austrian border.

Also in Bavaria, near Berchtesgarden and Hitler's Eagles Nest, there are incredible salt mines that can be visited. The natural parts include the salt, but you can slide down into the earth along giant wooden slides going down multiple stories. Also you can row across an underground salt water lake in a huge cavern.

In Saxony, there is a region called Saxon Switzerland with very interesting rock formations. You can be driving along regular roads and fields and suddenly there are huge rocks going down hundreds of feet leading to the river below.

In Baden-Wurtemburg, there are many natural springs. Any town with 'Baden' in the name likely was built because of the naturally occurring hot springs which are believed to provide medicinal benefits. Lots of spas located there now. 'Baden' literally means 'to bathe.'

There are many nature parks and forested areas in Germany also.

# The Brandenburg Gate. (This is iconic for Germany). # Cologne Cathedral.

A tie, probably, between the Berlin Wall, which separated East and West Berlin for decades, and is the site of lots of political opposition in the form of wall-breaking and urban art, and Neuschwanstein castle, which is the iconic white and blue castle that inspired the Disney Castle, commissioned by Mad King Ludwig.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

German market palace state

Answer 4

The Treue der Union Monument

Answer 5

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