Germany has recently added two new sites to its UNESCO World Heritage List, bringing its total to 54. The new additions to the sites to tour are:
The Residence Ensemble Schwerin, located in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, showcases 19th-century court culture with its palace, theater, museum, and surrounding natural beauty.
The Herrnhuter Brüdergemeine settlements in Saxony, founded by the Moravian Church, are noted for their unique religious and social organization.
With the addition of these heritage sites Germany has the third-highest number of UNESCO sites to explore on your visit.
Plan A Trip To Germany
From family-friendly itineraries to wellness-focused journeys, there is something for everyone to experience in Germany. To assist in planning a tour of these sites, Germany's National Tourist Board offers UNESCO-themed travel routes, catering to various interests.
Visit the Germany National Tourist Board to discover regional recreation, historic sites, attractions and more to discover on your trip.