West Germany has something for everyone – big, busy urban centers, fairy-tale towns, ancient cities, and picturesque hamlets. It promises some of the best architecture in the country, along with excellent wines, delectable cuisine, and generous doses of culture. Also, much of the landscape of western Germany is shaped by the two mighty rivers Moselle and Rhine, ensuring beautiful river views practically everywhere you go. Cologne as its mentioned in west Germany map is easily western Germany most vibrant and exciting city, one that has enough attractions to fill several busy days. The magnificent UNESCO-listed Cologne Cathedral alone is worth a stop in this city. Trier is the oldest city in Germany, dating back to the Roman era, and boasts eight UNESCO sites.

 

In Düsseldorf, scintillating futuristic works of architecture share space with ancient, well-preserved structures. A perfect tour of the city should include a leisurely cruise down the Rhine, a visit to the Benrath Palace and the Kaiserpfalz ruins, soaking up the vibrant Japanese culture, panoramic views from the Rheinturm, shopping at the glamorous Königsallee, doses of culture at the many great museums, and sipping the city special brew, Altbier, at the Longest Bar in the World by the Rhine. Marburg is believed to have influenced many of Brothers Grimm fairy tales, and when you visit this town, it is easy to see why. The romance that lurks throughout – in its hilltop castle, winding cobbled alleys. Mainz, the southern endpoint of Germany famed Castle Cruise, is home to beautiful architecture like the Romanesque Mainz Cathedral, St. Augustine Church, and St. Stephan Church as you can see in west Germany map.