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Frankfurt is a location that many have landed on, but few have actually being outside of the airport. The city has some beautiful areas and it's the only city in Germany with a skyline. Why is that? Well it was rebuilt by the USA after WWII, therefore following their way of making cities. I've visited this city in many occasions as it is close by where we used to live for 4 years.

I've had the chance to visit the city of Cologne in many ocassions in the past, specially because it used to be the place of the Photokina photography event which was one of the best places to see all the new cameras and gear from all mayor brands. The main city attraction is the cathedral of Cologne which is the tallest twin-spired church in the world, the second tallest church in Europe after the one in Ulm, and the third tallest church of any kind in the world. Even though I've been to this city this many times, I still fail to find time to see what else to see in the city besides the cathedral and the bridge spot location. The cathedral is actually the most visisted landmark in Germany!

The city of Dresden is the best "preserved" city in Germany. I put it in quotation marks since the city was actually completely rebuilt to it's original form, after it was totally destroyed at the end of the WWII.

Hamburg was the first big city I saw in Germany, still one of my favorites and for sure top of the list only Berlin being higher.

One of our most recent trips in Germany a few months ago was around the west area. We visited the small village of Monschau, located right next to the border with Belgium. We actually crossed through Belgium with the car so we spend a few minutes traveling through a new country (still doesn't count) but it was for sure a very nice town to check out.