Lets our journey begin this time we chose Germany 🙂 

Our cruise to Germany was a combination of culture, history, and natural beauty. I have to say the first city Hamburg, where we have seen the Elbphilharmonie concert hall and the historic charm of Speicherstadt set a high bar for the rest of the trip. We did not know what we would see later. The blend of old red brick warehouses against a backdrop of contemporary architecture provided a striking visual contrast, embodying the city’s maritime heritage.

Then we went to Rügen Island. It is perceived as a sanctuary of natural beauty in the Baltic Sea. We visited the Jasmund National Park to see famed chalk cliffs, offered breathtaking views that bring you view from Casper David Friedrich painting. We checked as well the beaches of Binz and the quaint charm of traditional resort villas, making Rügen a highlight of our journey. After nice stay in the villas we move on to next city. 

With next city, it was not that though choice, but we travelled to Lübeck, the city known as the Queen of the Hanseatic League. Entering the city through the Holstentor, a symbol of Lübeck’s mediaeval glory, we can go back in the history and felt like true German people from the past. The city has a lot to offer, but I would like to point to Gothic architectural treasures, including the Lübeck Cathedral, a true masterpiece builds in that area. The rich history of this once-powerful merchant city we sense during our walks in its streets and buildings.

Our next stop that we cannot missed was city of Bremen. Once we enter the city we were welcomed by Bremen City Musicians statue, followed by the Schnoor Quarter’s that is a maze of beautiful narrow streets where again you can sense the past. We can tell that the charm with the modern, almost futuristic Universum Science Center, shaped like a silver whale or dragon, underscored Germany’s blend of tradition and innovation.

Out next stop was to do with pure nature experience and it was Sylt, where the fierce North Sea winds sculpt the landscape into shifting dunes and tidal flats. The island’s rugged beauty was something amazing, and dining on fresh, local seafood was a delicious thing, highlighting the island’s culinary traditions.

So in summary, our trip through Germany revealed itself through a series of beauty views: the port of Hamburg, the beauty of Rügen, Lübeck’s Gothic marvels, Bremen’s historic streets, Sylt’s wild landscapes, and Berlin’s vibrant heartbeat. Each destination wove its unique thread into the fabric of our experience.