Ahrweilerplatz
Once a burial ground and poultry market, Ahrweilerplatz took its present name in 1881 and is today a lively meeting point with numerous restaurants beside the Annakirche.
Alexanderplatz
Alexanderplatz is one of Berlin's busiest squares, defined by the television tower, the World Clock and the distinctive postwar East German architecture around it.
Alt-Bergheim
<strong>Alt-Bergheim</strong> in Troisdorf-Bergheim is a traditional inn with beer garden right next to St. Lambertus church, serving classic German cuisine in an authentic setting.
Alter Markt
Alter Markt is one of Cologne's oldest squares, home to the Jan-von-Werth Fountain and lively brewery taverns right next to the Historic Town Hall.
Altstadt
Altstadt is Düsseldorf's historic core on the Rhine, famous as the "longest bar in the world" with over 300 pubs, breweries and St. Lambertus Basilica.
Altstadt Kaiserswerth
Altstadt Kaiserswerth is the historic old town in northern Düsseldorf, with narrow cobblestone lanes, a Rhine promenade and more than 1,300 years of history.
Annaplatz
Annaplatz, together with Ahrweilerplatz, surrounds the Annakirche, whose surviving Gothic south portal and post-war church consecrated in 1956 by architect Rudolf Schwarz still define the square today.
Bebelplatz
Bebelplatz is a historic square on Unter den Linden, framed by the State Opera and St. Hedwig's Cathedral, with a memorial to the 1933 Nazi book burning.
Boxhagener Platz
Boxhagener Platz, affectionately called 'Boxi,' is the heart of Friedrichshain, known for its large Sunday flea market and the lively bar scene surrounding it.
Brüsseler Platz
Brüsseler Platz in the Belgisches Viertel, centered on the church of St. Michael, is one of Cologne's most popular and lively meeting points.
Burgplatz
Burgplatz opens onto the Rhine at the edge of the Altstadt and is dominated by the Schlossturm, the last remnant of Düsseldorf's former city castle.
Carlsplatz
Carlsplatz is a neoclassical square at the heart of Carlstadt and has been one of Düsseldorf's liveliest public spaces for centuries.
Chlodwigplatz
Chlodwigplatz is a lively ring-road square in Cologne's Südstadt district by the historic Severinstor gate and the traditional starting point of the Rosenmontag carnival parade.
Deichstraße
Deichstraße is one of the last surviving streets of historic Hamburg merchant houses along the Nikolaifleet canal, today lined with restaurants and cafés.
Ebertplatz
Ebertplatz in Cologne's Neustadt-Nord is a historic ring-road square with a kinetic fountain, revived since 2017 into a lively hub for art and culture.
Fischerplatz
Fischerplatz in Troisdorf-Mitte is the central meeting point of the pedestrian zone featuring the famous Fat Man sculpture, weekly market and evening market.
Fischmarkt
Fischmarkt is a picturesque square right on the Rhine riverbank in Cologne's Altstadt, known for its colorful historic facades.
Gängeviertel
Gängeviertel is a historic Neustadt quarter revived by artists since 2009, featuring studios, galleries, and half-timbered houses.
Gärtnerplatz & Gärtnerplatztheater
This circular square in the Glockenbachviertel is named after royal garden architect Sckell and dominated by the historic Gärtnerplatztheater.
Gendarmenmarkt
Berlin's most beautiful square, framed by the Concert Hall and the twin towers of the German and French Cathedrals.
Großneumarkt
Großneumarkt is a historic Neustadt square lined with cafés and restaurants, rooted in its 17th-century origins as Hamburg's civic militia parade ground.
Hackescher Markt & Hackesche Höfe
Hackescher Markt is the gateway to the Hackesche Höfe, Germany's largest contiguous courtyard complex, known for its Art Nouveau facades, boutiques and galleries in Berlin-Mitte.
Haidhausen (French Quarter)
This trendy quarter east of the Isar, nicknamed the "French Quarter" for its streets named after French cities, is known for its well-preserved 19th-century architecture.
Heimersdorf Zentrum
Heimersdorf Zentrum in Cologne's Chorweiler borough is the lively core of a Radburn-planned Veedel with its own Carnival and neighborhood culture.
Heumarkt
Covering around 16,400 square meters, Heumarkt is Cologne's second-largest square, known for the equestrian monument of Friedrich Wilhelm III, historic brewery taverns, and centuries as a market and gathering place.
Hoeschplatz
Hoeschplatz is Düren's cultural square around the Leopold-Hoesch-Museum, opened in 1905, and the Papiermuseum, named after the Hoesch industrial family who funded both institutions.
Jungfernstieg
Jungfernstieg is Hamburg's most famous promenade along the Binnenalster lake, with views of the Alster Fountain, shops, and Alster cruise piers.
Kaiserplatz
Kaiserplatz is Düren's central square, home to the town hall opened in 1959, the 1962 Flammenengel memorial, and the city's main bus hub.
Karlsplatz (Stachus)
Munich's busiest square, popularly known as "Stachus", home to the historic Karlstor gate and one of Europe's largest underground shopping passages.
Kollwitzplatz
Kollwitzplatz is a leafy square in the heart of Prenzlauer Berg named after artist Käthe Kollwitz, known for its popular Saturday organic market and her bronze memorial.
Kölner Platz
Kölner Platz in Troisdorf is a central meeting point in the pedestrian zone featuring outdoor dining, water steps and a historical information stele.
Königsplatz
This neoclassical square, commissioned by King Ludwig I, is framed by the Propyläen gate, the Glyptothek and the Antiquities Collections, all styled after Greek temples.
Longerich Zentrum
Longerich Zentrum in Cologne's Nippes borough is the traditional heart of a Veedel with village roots, garden-city developments, and lively club culture.
Marienplatz
Munich's central square, home to the New Town Hall and its famous glockenspiel, which re-enacts the legend of the Schäfflertanz dancers daily at 11am and noon.
Marktplatz
Marktplatz is the historic center of the Altstadt, home to the town hall and the Baroque equestrian statue of Prince-Elector Jan Wellem.
Marktplatz
The Marktplatz is Düren's historic heart, home to a grain market since 1361 and today a lively pedestrian square with the 1957 Mariensäule and a regular weekly market.
Neumarkt
Neumarkt is the largest square in Cologne's Altstadt, known for the landmark Dropped Cone sculpture, museums and historic churches.
Nikolaiviertel
The Nikolaiviertel is Berlin's reconstructed historic old town quarter around the Nikolaikirche, featuring narrow lanes, gabled houses and cozy restaurants right on the Spree river.
Ortskern Altenrath
The Ortskern Altenrath in Troisdorf combines a Romanesque church, half-timbered houses and direct access to the Wahner Heide nature reserve into a quiet, history-rich destination.
Pariser Platz
Pariser Platz spreads out directly in front of the Brandenburg Gate, framed by the Hotel Adlon, embassies, and the Academy of Arts, making it one of Berlin's most historic squares.
Potsdamer Platz
Potsdamer Platz is modern Berlin's showpiece square, home to the Sony Center, glass skyscrapers and the annual venue of the Berlinale film festival.
Rathausmarkt
Rathausmarkt is Hamburg's central old-town square in front of the imposing City Hall, home to the Christmas market, concerts, and public events.
Rosenthaler Platz
Rosenthaler Platz is a busy crossroads in Mitte and the gateway to the Scheunenviertel, home to the Hackesche Höfe courtyards and vibrant nightlife.
Rudolfplatz
Rudolfplatz is a lively square around the medieval Hahnentorburg gate, known for its vibrant nightlife and restaurants.
Savignyplatz
Savignyplatz in Charlottenburg is a leafy square framed by Wilhelminian-era facades, known for its bookshops tucked beneath the railway arches and its many restaurants.
Schadowplatz
Schadowplatz is a lively transit and shopping hub in central Düsseldorf, where several of the city's most important pedestrian streets converge.
Schwabing
Munich's traditional artists' and bohemian quarter around Leopoldstraße, once the meeting point for cabaret performers and intellectuals around 1900.
Strausberger Platz
Strausberger Platz is a circular square on Karl-Marx-Allee, defined by two striking East German-era tower buildings in the socialist-classicist 'wedding-cake' style.
Theresienwiese & Bavaria Statue
The Oktoberfest grounds since 1810, watched over by the 18-meter Bavaria statue and the neoclassical Hall of Fame.
Wilhelm-Hamacher-Platz
Wilhelm-Hamacher-Platz in Troisdorf-Mitte is a central square in the pedestrian zone right next to Galerie Troisdorf, named after the local mayor and first NRW Minister of Culture Dr. Wilhelm Hamacher.
Winterfeldtplatz
Winterfeldtplatz in Schöneberg is famous for its large Saturday market and the neo-Gothic St. Matthias Church, surrounded by cozy cafés and traditional pubs.