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Schloss Neuschwanstein bei Füssen (picture-alliance)

Germany's top 10 travel destinations in 360-degree videos

The German National Tourist Board asked tourists from abroad to vote for their favorite attractions in Germany in 2017. Here are the Top 10 in 360-degree videos, presented by DW reporter Elisabeth Yorck von Wartenburg.

Woman at a beach with a tablet (picture-alliance/dpa/C. Klose)

TripAdvisor relaunches as a social network

The world's largest travel portal, TripAdvisor, has completed its long-announced transformation into a social travel network. At its launch on November 13, however, there was still no final version.

Erinnerungsstätten des Ersten Weltkriegs | Frankreich Douaumont (picture-alliance/PHOTOPQR/LE PARISIEN/MAXPPP/O. Boitet)

Unforgotten victims and memorial places

100 years ago, the First World War ended on November 11, 1918 with the Compiègne Armistice. In Europe, numerous museums and memorials commemorate the victims of cruel and senseless battles.

Euromaxx Staatliche Kunstsammlung Dresden (DW)

The Dresden State Art Collections

The 15 museums of the Dresden State Art Collections make up one of the oldest, largest and most prestigious museum networks in the world. Now, they’ve received a European Cultural Brand Award.

Zehn Gründe für Dresden | Spätsommer in Dresden (picture-alliance/ZB)

10 reasons to visit Dresden

Its baroque architecture and its location on the river Elbe make the Saxon state capital unique. The list of attractions seems endless in "Elbflorenz".

Karl-Marx-Statue (picture-alliancedpa/dpa/H. Tittel)

Old, older, antique: 10 reasons to visit Trier

This year Trier celebrates the 200th birthday of Karl Marx. China has donated a large Marx statue to the city. But there are more reasons to visit the oldest city in Germany!

Deutschland Goldener Herbst in den Alpen (picture-alliance/dpa/W. Kumm)

Our users‘ favorite German states

What parts of Germany would you like to see? That’s what we asked our users. Here are their favorite German states – as well as their least favorite.

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An autumn journey through the Harz

DW presenter Nicole Frölich takes a trip through the Palatinate region, always following the call of the grape. The German Wine Route runs more than 85 kilometers.