Oldest towns in Germany

5 Oldest towns in Germany(with photos)

Oldest towns in Germany:The Federal Republic of Germany is the 2nd densely populated country in Europe after Russia, and it is a country that has inhabited by humans some 600,000 years ago. So the history of Germany runs back to many years of past, and it’s almost like the legacy of the whole German nation.

Due to this reason, many people like to travel to Germany and it arises as to the eighth country that is mainly visiting by travelers all over the world. And the old cities of Germany ranks as top attractions of the country. And most of these cities have a roman heritage which makes them more attractive and essential.  So here are some of the oldest towns in Germany that will surely attract your attention. 

Oldest towns in Germany
Oldest towns in Germany

1. Trier

Trier

Trier considers as the Oldest city in Germany, which has discovered in the 4th century BC. Since many Germans spend their holidays in their own country, this city gets crowded with natives and foreigners. This city runs back to the history of the Neolithic period and the ruins are proving it that the researchers have found in the Trier city itself. You can take a deep insight into the history of this old city. There are museums such as Rheinisches Landesmuseum, Treasury of Trier Cathedral, Museum of the Diocese of Trier,Karl Marx House, etc.

And you might love the city’s annual events, which are very unique to it.Brot und Spiele is one such festival that has been the biggest Roman event in Germany until 2014. Many people visit to celebrate this festival. And this city has been the base of the world-renowned festival World Rally Championship too. Theater Trier resembles the culture of transparent, and they show you aesthetic performances, including all genres. You can have a nice vacation If you visit this old city in Germany.

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2. Cologne

Cologne

Cologne is the fourth largest city in Germany. It has become world-renowned due to the architectural miracle of the ancient people who lived here. The Roman influence had a massive impact on the city, and the architecture of the buildings in this city bears evidence for it. And during World War II, this has recognized as a military land. Cologne has vast diversity, and this is almost like a paradise for the wildlife, precisely many birds like parrots, pigeons. And also rose-ringed parakeets have made this city their home.

Cologne Cathedral has been another reason for the overwhelming popularity. Because it can named as a miracle of Gothic architecture. Twelve Romanesque churches provide ample illustrations to the medieval architecture. Cologne City Hall and twelve medieval city gates also recognize as the city’s top attractions. Thus it is worth exploring this ancient City of Germany. 

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3. Bonn

Bonn

Bonn City is also world-renowned as one of the oldest cities in Germany. And it is the largest Metropolitan in Germany. Bonn can be introduced as one of the Roman settlements. Its history runs back to the first century BC, and many tribal groups have made this land their habitat. The old City Hall has become a landmark in Bonn, and  it now uses as the main construction of the University of Bonn.

The Poppelsdorfer Allee is a street shaded with chestnut trees, and it has considered the first road to have a horsecar. Beethoven Monument, Botanischer Garten Bonn and  WDR radio mast Assam of the other places you must visit if you come to Bonn City. Also, several cathedrals, gardens, and museums would impress you, so don’t forget to visit a born city if you plan a tour to Germany.

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4. Augsburg

Augsburg

Augsburg is known as a University town, and it is also one of the oldest cities in Germany, which was discovered in the 15th century BC by Romans. In 2019 this city was named a world heritage due to the water management system. Several places have won the hearts of visitors from all over the world. One such is the town hall built according to the Renaissance style. Perlachturm, Bell Tower, and Fuggerei : The first social housing estate ever also places you must visit. Further, several cathedrals and characters will surely mesmerize you.

For example, St. Anne’s Church and the Syriac Orthodox Church can take. There are a number of eateries and restaurants where you can enjoy the delicacies and the museums here will give you full details of the history. Thus you can realize that Augsburg is an old city that you must explore in  Germany.

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5. Koblenz

Koblenz

The Rhine is considered the most romantic river in Germany, and this beautiful city is located in these romantic surroundings. In the ninth century BC, Koblenz was under the control of the great Roman emperor Julius Caesar.

It has been recognized as a place that is ideal for military purposes. Not just that, this city’s allure is also very unique. The St Kastor basilica has been a reason behind this allure. Also, the cable car ride to Ehrenbreitstein will mesmerize you since it offers you the most panoramic view ever. And also since it was famous as a  military land, It consists of many fortresses, and they have become major attractions of the city. William I monument is also a significant landmark in this city. Thus you can visit Koblenz to discover valuable memories of history.

Undoubtedly we can understand that Germany had a proud history that runs far back to history. And the old cities in Germany prove that. So this would answer many doubts of the travelers who like to discover ancient cities. Because many people wonder whether II Germany has old towns. And these cities descend from the first inhabitants of Germany called Celts. You can collect more information on these cities by visiting them, and the above facts would come in handy to make your choice.

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