Römerberg is a medieval square and the hub of the Old Town, Altstadt. The original Römerberg was destroyed during World War II, but it has been rebuilt since and nowadays you can once again stroll around this beautiful square and look at the various buildings. Hopefully your timing is right and you will get to witness one of the public festivals that are held here. At the centre of the square lies the Fountain of Justice (Gerechtigkeitsbrunnen), where the statue of goddess Justitia holds the scales of justice. Perhaps the most famous building here is the "Römer", which is the city hall, and has been so for the last 600 years.

Located at the northernmost tip of the island, Ellenbogen captivates with its picturesque landscape where the North Sea meets the Wadden Sea. Shaped like an elbow, hence the name Ellenbogen, which means elbow in German, this destination is known for its pristine beaches, windswept dunes, and breathtaking views. Visitors can revel in the unique experience of standing at Germany's northernmost point, immersed in the natural beauty of the coastal environment.

Explore Whistler's wild terrain on board your snowmobile while admiring the beautiful and breathtaking landscapes of Whistler's back country. Professionals will guide you during this journey, whether you go it alone or as part of a family adventure. Kids can ride their mini snowmobile for free.

The unique location of sulfur and coal, rich minig tradition, valuable fossil and archaeological finds are priceless in one place. The museums installation consists of representative items from the past of Radoboj presented through multimedia and technological innovativeness.