2,000 years of European cultural history have certainly left their mark on Germany: Nowhere else will you find as many unique sites of natural and cultural interest situated so closely together. Thirty-two of them have been designated as UNESCO World Heritage sites. Germany's world heritage sites are of such "extraordinary universal interest", in fact, that they have been placed under the protection of international conventions.

Please use the links below to find out everything about the UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Germany by location!

There are the mines of Rammelsberg, the monastic island of Reichenau, the Wartburg Castle in Eisenach, the Messel Pit Fossil Site, and so much more. Everywhere you look, you can find UNESCO World Heritage sites in Germany. These sites, according to the UNESCO World Heritage Centre, represent the "identification, protection, and preservation of cultural and natural heritage around the world considered to be of outstanding value to humanity."

More than just historically significant, world heritage sites are interesting, too, so make sure to include them when you're traveling to Germany. If you'd like to learn more about UNESCO World Heritage sites in Germany, please use the links below, download a UNESCO brochure or order informative material at our webshop.