Pastor Hans Mörtter shows us his favorite places in Cologne: the Romanesque Church of St. Ursula, the panorama view from the KölnTriangle highrise, and the old-time brewery "Früh em Veedel". See more on our video on demand.

• 12/20/09
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Birgit Buchholz shows us what there is to see in Wismar. She works as a librarian in the World Heritage town and knows the most beautiful places. You can get a peek at her recommendations on Video on Demand.

• 12/13/09
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Everyone knows Ute Hillenbrand on Sylt. The artist shows us Sylt's exclusive side: we visit a gourmet restaurant, a jewelry designer, and in the evening the Pony Club. To see them, watch our video on demand.

• 11/29/09
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In Weimar visitors can enjoy a traditional Thuringian sausage, or Bratwurst. Pia van de Donk knows where the best ones can be had. She is Weimar's Onion Market Queen of 2009. Have a look at her tips on video-on-demand on our website.

• 11/22/09
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Actress Janina Zamani takes us to Café Engel in the trendy district "Viertel"; to the Bürgerpark; and to Bremen's annual Freimarkt, northern Germany's biggest fun fair. See her recommendations as a video on demand.

• 11/16/09
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Rower Richard Karl recommends riding a mountain bike up the Königstuhl hill, to the Zuckerladen confectioner's in the old city and to the atmospheric Casa del Caffe on the Old Bridge. Now available as a video on demand.

• 10/29/09
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Winegrower Ludwig Knoll shows us his favourite places in Würzburg: The panoramic Stonewine Path where visitors can find out about the history of winegrowing; the traditional "Backöfele" restaurant and the Café Kairo".Watch his travel tips as Video on demand.

• 10/23/09
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"Why do I love Munich? There's so much to do here. I can live each day to its fullest." says soccer player Eva Key. Take a look at her trip tips in video on demand.

• 10/17/09
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Radio journalist Hao Gui works for Deutsche Welle in Bonn. He's shown Discover Germany his favorite places there. See them for yourself in video on demand.

• 10/17/09
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The mail skipper Fiede Nissen lives on Hallig Langeneß. There you can visit the Captain Tadsen Museum, the Frisian Museum on the Honkenwarft, and the bird watching station. Watch Fiede Nissen’s recommended outings via video-on-demand.

• 10/17/09
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Paul Walter is the last shrimp fisherman on Sylt. The 67-year-old tells us what one can do in the northern part of the island, around his home harbor List. See his tips for outings as a video on demand.

• 10/17/09
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Sabine Lattorf, cantor at Magdeburg Cathedral, recommends that tourists in Magdeburg visit the historical ship mill, the Millennium Tower in the Elbauenpark and the 'gut & gern' restaurant in the city's Old Town. Let's see for ourselves...

• 10/17/09
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Logan Souder from Fort Wayne, Indiana, came to Germany a few years ago as part of a student exchange. Now he's returned to Stuttgart to visit friends. See his day out in the city as video on demand.

• 9/16/09
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Bernhard Hübl, director of fairy tales and historical plays, shows us his favorite places in his home town of Kallmünz. The first recommendation takes us onto the water, where even beginners can row canoes without capsizing too easily. Recommendation number two is high on a hill, the St. Sebastian chapel. Come along inside and see where Bernhard finds inner peace. Back in the city for his third recommendation, a stop by a little place called "Zum Bürstenbinder" for some garlicky Bachstecherle. Don't know what those are? Tune in and find out!

• 9/9/09
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Nuremberg has an array of locations to tempt any visitor.Johannes Volkmann showed Discover Germany three of his favourite places that typify life in the city. See for yourself! On the border of the historic old town lies a real gem, tucked away on one of the most beautiful squares in town. It's the Wanderer Café. The second recommendation lies on the outskirts of Nuremberg. It's Knoblauchsland (or Garlic Country), the largest contiguous vegetable plantation in Germany. You can get there easily from the city center using public transport. And there's the Almoshof Castle. The patrician villa from the 17th century lies like a shady oasis between the fields. Original Frankonian beer is served in the garden. For the final act, the third recommendation is the Bernsteinzimmer, a project gallery and an unusual art venue. Because here there aren't just exhibits. There are also concerts, readings and radio broadcasts. Visitors are especially welcome. Right next door, and typical of Nuremberg, is the idyllic terrace with a view of the Pegnitz. Now for the reprise: Johannes Volkmann's Nuremberg recommendations are: the Wanderer Café Knoblauchsland and Almoshof Castle and the Bernsteinzimmer Gallery

• 9/9/09
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Franziska Fennert, a 26-year-old artist, has three tips for a successful tour around the city of Dresden: a stroll through the trendy district of Neustadt, an excursion with the oldest hillside suspension railway to the Dresden-Loschwitz residential area and a break at the Purobeach Bar with a view of the Elbe. Fennert enjoys the cultural events that Dresden has to offer, as well as the international flair in the air. The Neustadt boasts a lively scene, what the young artist calls a "melting pot" for young people, with numerous clubs and concerts to choose from. The suspension railway winding up over the Elbe River valley gives visitors an incredible view of Dresden. And to cool off a bit, visitors can hit the beach bar for a day of rest and relaxation. This video is available as video on-demand.

• 9/9/09
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DJ Sascha Stroschke, better known as DJ Curly Buuh, takes us first to the Neuwieser Viertel, one of the few areas of Saarbrücken not to have been destroyed in World War Two. The narrow streets of the late 19th-century quarter are perfect for strolling, and there are plenty of cafés to tempt you. With its many shops, the district really does feel like a village within a town."Die Winzer", or "The Vintners" is Sascha's second tip. It's a place where you can by antiques and works of art, as well as sample some delectable wines. His last tip is the art silo, a former grain silo on the banks of a dead tributary of the River Saar. It has galleries, a temporary movie theater and studios on nine floors, where visitors can watch artists at work, or enjoy exhibitions, films and video art. And at weekends, the art silo is transformed into a salon, where you can begin the evening in typical chilled out Saarbrücken fashion. And with any luck, it'll be Sascha Stroschke, alias DJ Curly Buuh working the decks.

• 9/9/09
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