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Bavaria | Black
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North and Baltic Sea
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The county of Bavaria prides itself
on its uniqueness and is effectively if not officially a state
within the German state. Bavaria features beautiful
lakes, forests and the towering summits of the Alps.
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The Black Forest ('Schwarzwald')
is a region of Germany mainly known for three distinctive
features: its highlands, scenery and woods and its typical cake
('Schwarzwälder Kirschtorte').
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In many ways the former German Democratic
Republic is Germany's problem child. Still, Eastern
Germany is an exciting destination with numerous
architectural highlights and cultural and historical importance.
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Due to its stunning beauty, the Rhine
Valley is a popular holiday destination. Castles, cathedrals,
woods and vineyards, hiking trails and a romantic river bed
all contribute to the scenery.
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Ruhr Valley is famous for its industrial
history, originally based on coal mining and steel production.
Today, the region benefits from its industrial mix of energy
production, environmental technologies and modern service industries.
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The coastline of the North Sea and
the Baltic Sea offer an interesting array of scenery
from sandy beaches to jagged cliffs adorned with sleepy coastal
towns.
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