Places We Have Been To

This organization is a department of the finance ministry of Bavaria that opens, shares, develops and preserves 45 of the state's historical monuments in southeastern Germany.

A capital city or simply capital, from the Latin ‘caput’ meaning ‘head’, is the municipality exercising primary status in a country, state or province, usually as its seat of government.

A list of twelve iconic heritage sites, one in each of England’s Historic Cities. An app allows visitors to explore each attraction and unlock its stories at various points on site.

The National Trust is a conservation charity dedicated to preserving historic sites, landscapes, and natural beauty. It manages over 500 properties, including gardens, mansions, and coastline areas.

This foundation is based in Potsdam and is tasked with preserving and caring for the approximately 30 castles, villas and gardens of the former state of Prussia.

The Romantic Road connects 29 of the most beautiful and historic German towns over 460 kilometers. The places along the road reveal the wealth of European history, art, and culture.

This organization is part of the treasury of Baden-Württemberg and opens, shares, develops and preserves 60 of the state's historical monuments in southwestern Germany.

The Hanseatic League was a commercial and defensive confederation of merchant guilds and market towns in North­western and Central Europe that dominated Baltic maritime trade for three centuries.

This foundation presents the wealth of princely residences and the legacy of court culture in the former capitals of the small states that have merged into present Thuringia.

A World Heritage Site is a landmark which is chosen by the United Nations Educational, Scientific & Cultural Organisation as having cultural, historical, scientific or other form of significance.

Since Martin Luther has traveled extensively through what today comprises the country of Germany, all of these cities have a connection to the great reformer, his work and the Reformation itself.