- "Holstentor", Lübeck, Germany
The old western city gate for the city of Lübeck, which was the major city of the Hanseatic League. (Lübeck, along with two other northern German Hanseatic cities - Wismar and Stralsund - are UNESCO World Heritage listed.) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holstentor - "House of the Seamen's Guildhall" (1535), Lübeck, Germany
- "Turning Torso" building, Malmö, Sweden
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turning_torso - 'Beatles-Platz', Hamburg (where The Beatles first performed in 1960)
- A memorial to Anne Frank and her sister, who died in Bergen-Belsen
This is not their grave; they were buried in one of the many mass graves here. - A V-1 "flying bomb", on display at Peenemünde, Germany
- A V-2 rocket, on display at Peenemünde, Germany
- Cannons on display at Kronborg ("Elsinore") Castle
- Egeskov Castle, Denmark
- Egeskov Castle, Denmark
- Egeskov Castle, Denmark
- Externsteine, Germany
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Externsteine - Giant Tuborg bottle - near Copenhagen, Denmark
- How former East Germans enjoy a summer day at the beach - at Binz, on the Baltic Sea coast
- Karl Junker house, Lemgo, Germany
A weird house designed and built by schizophrenic architect Karl Junker. http://www.atlasobscura.com/places/karl-junker-house