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    Which place in Germany do you like the most?

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    2. Mr_Fragwuerdig on

      Darmstadt. Perfect size, well connected, people are chill. It’s not the most beautiful city, but it has many beautiful spots.

    4. Substantial-Ad-5376 on

      Place can be anything so I’m going to say the Städel museum in Frankfurt

    6. tufoop5 on

      i think there are many different beautiful places in germany, the north sea and baltic coast, mecklemburgische seenplatte, weserbergland, harz, saechsische schweiz, das rheinland, das Moseltal, schwarzwald, bayrische alpen…

    8. AJL912-aber on

      very pretty picture, where is it?

      My picks:

      Leipzig, anywhere in the Alps, most proper university cities

    18. Old_Pangolin_3303 on

      Berlin. Such an overhated place. People come, visit the shitty city centre and say the city is bad. But maybe it’s for the best, keeping tourists away

    22. Bart_deblob on

      This looks like Freiburg, Escholzstr in Sthülinger. Cafe Brazil is in that corner.

    27. CoIdHeat on

      Munich – Most beautiful larger city of Germany, still feels like a smaller city though. Beautiful architecture, has lots of amazing parks & beer gardens and a perfect connection to other beautiful rural areas like the southern lakes.

    34. Rare-Eggplant-9353 on

      Berlin, where I live. And the more rural area in Thuringia, where a part of my family lives, with hills and forrests and fields and small villages and not much else. Very relaxing. But my favourite place to live everyday is definitely Berlin.

    35. MAD_MrT on

      The big lake near munich, I think it’s called chiemsee. It’s very pretty there during summer, though a bit overcrowded but that goes for everything in europe during summer

    37. napalmtree13 on

      For a city visit, Berlin. There’s always something I haven’t done yet even though I’ve been there probably 20 times by now. For a longer trip of hiking and cycling, the Allgäu. For a shorter trip (day or weekend) The Harz region.

      I’ve yet to dislike any place I’ve visited in Germany, though, besides Düsseldorf. But I’m willing to give it a second chance.