42 independent portals on national parks, World Heritage sites, volcanoes and day trips, on lakes, markets and the night sky, plus guides and calculators. Each portal answers a concrete question and names the sources for its facts.
166national parksnationalparkatlas.de
19safari destinationsonedaysafari.com
1,865bathing lakesbadesee-heute.de
207World Heritage siteswelterbe-pass.de
23railways and trainspeakbyrail.com
8piersspreefahrten-berlin.de
402underground placesunterwelt-atlas.de
24trekking routestrailandpass.com
401districts with bloom calendarnaturkalender-heute.deTravel, knowledge and advice portals, some in German and English editions.
National parks, heritage sites, lakes, markets, care homes, foods and more, each entry with its own data.
The number of countries derived from the coordinates of every place on the map below.
How often the portals appeared in Google Search, as of 18 October 2026.
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What a national park visit costs, how to get there and which rules apply, each fact backed by the official source.
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Volcanoes you can climb, ride up or see up close, with ascent, altitude and activity status.
Visit the portalWorld Heritage sites as destinations: getting there, tickets, best time and what not to miss.
Visit the portalShow caves, mines and catacombs: which ones you can visit, how cold it is down there and how long the tour takes.
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Ancient sites: how they looked then, how they look now and how to plan a visit.
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Sights across Germany with opening hours, admission and the best time to go.
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Adventure grounds worldwide, ordered by how much your pulse rises: rafting, canyoning, ziplines and more.
Visit the portalOne-day safaris from African cities: which reserves are within reach and what you will see.
Visit the portalMountain railways and panoramic trains with ride time, altitude gain, price and the seat with the best view.
Visit the portalGuided multi-day treks compared: route, inclusions, price and difficulty.
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Filming locations from films and series you can visit, with location, scene and how to get there.
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What you can reach from a city within two hours: day trips, routes and tickets.
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Which murder mystery dinner shows play in eight German cities, what they cost, and how to host one at home.
Visit the portalBoat tours on the Spree in Berlin: piers, routes, duration and prices. The oldest portal, online since 2015.
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Harbour tours in Hamburg: all operators, prices and departures compared.
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Boat trips on the Middle Rhine and the castles you see from the deck.
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Canoe and kayak waters in Germany with put-ins, water levels and rentals.
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Bridge clearances and locks for skippers in Berlin and Brandenburg.
Visit the portalWhether you can swim today at a lake, beach or bathing spot in Germany, with official water quality data.
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Weather and climate at the destination for every month: temperature, rain, sea and sunshine.
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Prices, opening hours and rules of German thermal spas, checked and comparable.
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What can be seen in tonight's sky: aurora chance, darkness, moon, planets and ISS for each German district.
Visit the portalWhat is flowering and ripening in each German district, with DWD reports, 1961–1990 comparison and pick-your-own farms.
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Where to find emergency vets, animal clinics and shelters in each German district today, plus rules and lost-pet help.
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Whether a food fits a gluten-free, lactose-free, vegan or low-potassium diet, with nutrient values per 100 g.
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Whether a tree in Berlin or a Brandenburg municipality may be felled, when, and which permit is required.
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What roof repairs, re-roofing or flat-roof sealing cost in Berlin and its surroundings, and who does the work.
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What pest control costs in Berlin, from wasp nests to bed bugs, and how to find a pest controller.
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When and where flea, farmers' and Christmas markets in Berlin and Brandenburg are open.
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How families plan the private Jugendweihe celebration: dates, costs, venue, catering, DJ, speeches and gifts.
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What clearance and flat clearance cost, and how bulky and problem waste is disposed of in major German cities.
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What building cleaning, winter service and caretakers cost at minimum, and what wage rules and clearing duties require.
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How much food and drink an event needs, what catering costs per person, and which caterers publish which prices.
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Which workplace safety inspections German businesses owe under DGUV V3, when they are due and what they cost.
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How selling a house in Germany works by life situation: inheritance, care home, divorce, mortgage, tenants, staying on.
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Which care homes in North Rhine-Westphalia report a free room today, plus homes in 38 other German cities.
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Which heated gloves, socks, insoles, vests and jackets suit your activity, the cold and the battery life you need.
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Which birds visit feeders in the US and the UK, and which feeder camera suits them.
Visit the portalVereinsbühne makes Berlin choirs and orchestras visible. The cooperative atlas helps people found a cooperative.
Where in Germany a new cooperative is needed, and how to found and run one.
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Which amateur choirs and orchestras rehearse in Berlin tonight, by evening and district, plus free-entry concerts.
Visit the portalFive rules apply everywhere, whether it is a volcano in Sicily or a bridge over the Havel. Some of the sources we rely on:
We ask the park authority, the government agency or the operator first. Tourism boards come after that, travel blogs never. Every figure shows its source and the date it was last checked.
A blank field beats a guessed opening time. Uncertain details stay in our internal data and do not appear on the page.
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The travel portals earn commissions from GetYourGuide, Viator and Tiqets. We still show the price the operator charges directly. Offers without reviews are left out.
A new page is only built once we have measured that people search for it, and only if it answers something not yet answered elsewhere.
Two names stand behind every portal, the same two names you find in the imprint. We only publish what we can back up.
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Kai develops the concepts, gathers the data and builds the technology. A web developer for over 15 years, he also programs the nightly checks that keep the portals up to date.
Daniela Pieper and Kai-Michael Rauch in Berlin. Rauch Media is the name under which they publish the portals. They research, write and build them themselves.
The travel portals earn a commission when someone books through a partner link with GetYourGuide, Viator or Tiqets. The price is the same as when booking directly. Some advice sites pass enquiries on to specialist firms and are paid by the firm. Other portals, such as Vereinsbühne and the cooperative atlas, earn no money.
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