Dresden: Rebuilt after World War II, Dresden boasts the splendid Baroque architecture of the Zwinger Palace, the Dresden Frauenkirche, and the Semperoper Opera House.

Leipzig: Known for its vibrant arts scene, historical places like the Battle of the Nations monument and St. Thomas Church where Johann Sebastian Bach worked.

Saxon Switzerland National Park: A stunning natural region that offers hiking trails through sandstone cliffs, forests, and the famous Bastei Bridge.

Potsdam: Home to Sanssouci Palace, once the summer palace of Frederick the Great, and a series of intricately designed gardens and historical buildings.

Görlitz: Bordering Poland, Görlitz is a picturesque town with beautifully preserved Renaissance buildings and an atmospheric old town perfect for sightseeing.

Rügen Island: The largest island in Germany offering chalk cliffs like Königsstuhl, sandy beaches, and Jasmund National Park for a serene getaway.

Erfurt: With its medieval core, Erfurt’s highlights include the Krämerbrücke (Merchant’s bridge), Erfurt Cathedral, and a well-preserved old town area.

Weimar: Steeped in intellectual history as the home to Goethe and Schiller; visitors can explore their homes turned into museums as well as the Bauhaus Museum.

Chemnitz: Known for its industrial heritage with sites like Chemnitz Industrial Museum. The city has also been cultivating a more modern profile with developments in art and culture.

Meissen: Renowned for its porcelain manufacture which can be explored at the House of Meissen workshop, Meissen also boasts Albrechtsburg Castle and a Gothic cathedral.