Germany off the beaten track
Following several years of rebuilding, Münster´s art museum is now open. On this occasion, its collection of 1,000 years of art and cultural history is being newly presented, as well. Linked to the old building from 1908, the exhibition floor space has been extended and is now comprising a total of 7,500 square metres. 
Connected to the splendid history of Augsburg are the family names Fugger and Welser, German banking and merchant families from Augsburg which controlled large sectors of the 16th century economy in Europe and accumulated enormous wealth through trade and the German colonization of the Americas. Embark on a journey through history in the new Fugger and Welser museum and interact with famous people.
Stars rain over Germany´s historic cities! Guide Michelin awarded even more chefs of our cities with a star: Maria Gross (Clara-Restaurant im Kaisersaal, Erfurt), Mario Sauer (Le Gourmet, Heidelberg), Caroline Baum (Reisers am Stein, Würzburg) and Benedikt Faust (Kuno 1408, Würzburg).
Good reasons to choose our cities: whether musicals, classical dramas, concerts, festivals or other events - you have come to the right place.
Experience Germany the way the Germans do it. "CitySpheres" is what we call Germany off the beaten track.
DB Bahn´s trains take you to our cities while passing the most beautiful river valleys and fairytale castles.
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