World Heritage Sites in Germany
20 entries in the World Heritage Sites in Germany compendium.
Bremen RolandIconic Roland statue, symbol of civic liberties—though not the oldest surviving.Bremer MarktplatzHistoric central square of Bremen, once a market and port.Caves and Ice Age Art in the Swabian JuraSix caves holding the oldest known human art and musical instruments.Charlottenhof PalaceSummer residence of Crown Prince Frederick William in Potsdam.ChilehausA ten-story Brick Expressionist office building in Hamburg.Classical Weimar (World Heritage Site)UNESCO site of 11 Enlightenment-era sites in Weimar, Germany.DanevirkeDanish defensive earthwork system spanning 30 km across the Cimbrian peninsula.Danubian LimesRoman frontier along the Danube, fortified with camps and towers.Darmstadt Artists' ColonyA Jugendstil colony uniting art, architecture, and trade in Darmstadt.Dessau-Wörlitz Garden RealmCultural landscape and World Heritage Site in central Germany.Dresden Elbe ValleyCultural landscape and former UNESCO World Heritage Site in Dresden.Eibingen AbbeyBenedictine abbey founded by Hildegard of Bingen in 1165.EislebenTown in Saxony-Anhalt, birthplace and death place of Martin Luther.Fagus FactoryEarly modern shoe last factory, UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2011.GeissenklösterleCave site with oldest known musical instruments and Ice Age art.Glienicke PalaceA Neoclassical summer palace on Berlin-Wannsee, designed by Schinkel.GoslarHistoric town in Lower Saxony, UNESCO site, former Imperial residence.Großsiedlung SiemensstadtModernist housing estate in Berlin, UNESCO World Heritage since 2008.Haus am HornFirst building based on Bauhaus design principles.Hercules monument (Kassel)Baroque monument with cascades and copper statue of Heracles.
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