1. 德国景点英文

德意志联邦共和国，简称德国（英文：Germany），德国在创新领域排名第一，是位于中欧的联邦议会共和制国家，北邻丹麦，西部与荷兰、比利时、卢森堡和法国接壤，南邻瑞士和奥地利，东部与捷克和波兰接壤，由16个联邦州组成，首都柏林，领土面积357582平方公里，以温带气候为主，人口约8293万，是欧洲联盟中人口最多的国家，以德意志人为主体民族。

2. 德国景点德语

在德国旅游，只会英语不会德语是完全没有问题的。一方面，德国人大部分能用英语进行交流，很多年轻人英语非常好。诸如酒店、餐厅、景点、交通等行业的工作人员，以及警察、海关等，英文沟通都完全没有障碍。德国的博物馆、景点，通常都会有英文的资料，懂英文就可以畅通无阻。而且现在有越来越多的景点推出了中文游览，对于中国游客非常方便。

但是一些地名的德文名称可以记下来，以免搞错，或者与当地人确认一下就行。

3. 德国景点英文翻译

德国名胜古迹有 ：柏林勃兰登堡门，白天鹅城堡，博登湖，科隆大教堂，多瑙河源。

德国的魅力在于它秀丽的山川风光、灿烂的文化古迹以及独特的生活风貌。这里有著名的阿尔卑斯山之路、浪漫之路、阿尔卑斯山－波罗的海度假之路、多瑙河之路、古堡之路、葡萄园之路及童话之路。旅游观光可以选择以法兰克福为中心的海德堡等名城及德国中西部的名胜古迹；以汉堡为中心的吕贝克等名城及北部的旅游胜地；以柏林为中心的东部莱比锡、德累斯顿等名城和景点；以及以慕尼黑为中心的南德奥格斯堡、阿尔卑斯山风光以及浪漫之路沿线。莱茵河、莫泽河、博登湖区以及黑森林等游览路线堪称休闲游的典范。白天鹅城堡(新天鹅皇宫) 新天鹅皇宫位于德国南部与奥地利接壤的边境小城菲林近郊。从前拜埃伦国王路易二世为了实现自己的梦境，花费了17年的时间和巨额财力筑建了这座举世无双的白色城堡。当人们看到这座被森林、湖泊所环绕的城堡时，就仿佛走进了中世纪的童话一样，没有一个不为它的美丽所迷倒。虽然城堡中洋溢着的尽是中世纪的气息，但实际上它是在19世纪后期才筑造的。从不同角度去看，城堡展现给您的是变化无穷的面容，十分耐人寻味。然而更吸引人们的却是躲在这座美丽城堡深处的路易二世其人。孤独、清高、终身不娶、满脑子的奇幻念头，以及最后在城堡的湖中不明不白地死去。路易二世奇特的命运至今仍让人们琢磨不透。作为作曲家瓦格纳的经济援助人，路易二世喜爱歌剧几乎达到一种超乎寻常的地步。所以他命人在城堡的内墙上画上许多歌剧的有名场面。城堡的名字也正是来自瓦格纳的歌剧内容，即白天鹅的传说。曾经倾尽一国财政始得以筑成的白天鹅城堡，今日作为拜埃伦最主要的旅游业收入来源，依然生辉。在新天鹅皇宫对面的山坡上还有一座黄色城堡霍恩施旺戈城堡 (Schloss Hohenschwangau)。这是路易二世的父亲马克西米利安二世的城堡。白天鹅堡的建造因为路德维希(路易)二世，名字则来源于瓦格纳的歌剧内容 ，即白天鹅的传说，路德维希二世的死又给白天鹅堡披上了神秘色彩。先说说路德维希二世这个人，用“带有浪漫主义色彩的昏君”来形容之再 恰当不过了。第一，爱上了不该爱的人——西西公主，当路德维希二世 还穿着开裆裤的时候，西西公主就已嫁作他人妇，成了奥地利的王妃了 ，想着别人的老婆显然是非君子。第二，跟西西公主的妹妹苏菲订婚后 又无故悔婚，不道德。第三，作为国王，应以国事为重，整天醉生梦死 的修这个城堡、建那个城堡的，最后导致自己家族欠下巨额的债务，甚 至牵连国库，以致于人财尽失，一切成过眼云烟。

4. 德国景点介绍

         Katholische Kirche Sankt Marien，Thuringian Freilichtmuseum Hohenfelden，Kirche St.-Peter-und-Paul，Paulinenturm，Wasserburg Kapellendorf，Lutherkirche，Freizeitpark Stausee Hohenfelden，Museum barracks Olle DDR Apolda，Avenida-Therme Hohenfelden，DDR Museum Auerstedt等。

5. 德国景点英文怎么说

德国的英文：Germany、Deutschland。

一、Germany

英 [‘dʒɜ:mənɪ] 美 [ˈdʒəməni]

德国（欧洲国家）

1、Last month he signed a new non-aggression pact with Germany

上个月，他与德国签订了新的互不侵犯条约。

2、The company has set up joint-venture pay-TV channels in Belgium, Spain, and Germany.

该公司已在比利时、西班牙和德国设立了合资付费电视频道。

二、Deutschland

n.德国

Previously, she was the FT’s Taipei correspondent and world news editor at Financial Times Deutschland.

在这之前，她是《金融时报》驻台北记者及德国《金融时报》世界新闻编辑。

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相关词：

一、German

英 [ˈdʒɜ:mən] 美 [ˈdʒɜ:rmən]

adj.德国的;德国人/语的;德国文化的

n.德国人，德语

The Upper House of the German parliament is to meet today in Berlin.

德国的上议院今天将在柏林开会。

二、Germanic

英 [dʒɜ:ˈmænɪk] 美 [dʒɜ:rˈmænɪk]

adj.德国的;日耳曼人（或民族）的;德国人的;德国作风的

n.日耳曼语

She had an almost Germanic regard for order.

她简直像德国人一样讲究条理。

6. 德国景点英文名

德国的着名旅游景点有以下几个：

1.新天鹅堡看点城堡山上，有座横跨山谷上的玛丽之桥。这座以路德维希二世母亲之名的桥，是眺望整座城堡的最佳地点：可以以明信片般的角度观赏城堡。

同样的地点，感受路德维希二世曾经的感受。在时间的十字路口，面对童话城堡，一个转弯便回到久远的年代。

城堡中洋溢着中世纪的气息，从不同的角度观看，城堡展现出变化无穷的面容。

2.波茨坦广场导游最初的波茨坦广场只有一个十字路口。之后，在这里建起了波茨坦火车站，从而发展成交通最繁华的地区之一，也成了首都生机勃勃的都市生活的代名词。由于它地处美、英、法、苏管辖区的交界处，并有柏林墙横穿广场，使这繁华一时的城市中心，在战后被沦为没有人烟的隔离区。

3.吕贝克汉萨古城——吕贝克位于特拉沃河畔，距波罗的海14公里，距离汉堡半小时车程。是汉萨同盟的中心，曾被称为“汉萨女王”。是12世纪的一颗宝石，拥有1000多座历史性建筑的城市。1987年联合国教科文组织为表扬它的古迹修复保护工作上的成就，宣布它是“世界文化遗产”，与中国的长城，雅典的卫城并列。椭圆形的老城长1公里多，四周绿水环绕，景色宜人。4.博物馆岛导游岛的最南端，紧邻宫殿大桥和柏林大教堂的是老博物馆(AltesMuseum)，在它前面伸展着卢斯特花园。

最北端是新博物馆(NeuesMuseum)和老国家艺术画廊(AlteNationalgalerie)。

面向西侧的是佩加蒙博物馆(Pergamonmuseum)，最外侧的是博德博物馆(Bodemuseum)。5.莱茵河莱茵河（英语：Rhine，德语：Rhein，法语：Rhin，荷兰语：Rijn，塞尔特语：Renos，拉丁语：Rhenus）

莱茵河在欧洲是一条着名的国际河流，它发源于瑞士境内的阿尔卑斯山，流经德国注入北海，沿途的列支敦士登、奥地利、法国和荷兰都留下了它的足迹。自古莱茵河就是欧洲交通最繁忙的水上通道。

7. 德国旅游英文介绍

区别为：Germany只能作为名词是德国，german名词是德语，德国人，作为形容词是德国人的德国的。

german: [ ‘dʒə:mən ] a. 德国(人)的,德语的n. 德国人,德语

a person of German nationality2. the standard German language; developed historically from West Germanic

同义词：High German, German language形容词german:

of or pertaining to or characteristic of Germany or its people or language

of a more or less German nature; somewhat German

同义词：Germanic, Teutonic

Germany [‘dʒɜːməni]　 德国，德意志（欧洲国家）

Germany的用法和样例：

例句

用作名词 (n.)

Germany is a European country.德国是一个欧洲国家。

I need to buy a round trip ticket to Germany.我需要一张飞德国的往返机票。

8. 德国的景点英文

Made in Germany的中文释义是德国制造。 made表示制造，英式音标为[meɪd]；美式音标为[med]。

adj. 表示…制的;（人工）做成的，拼成的;虚构的;保证成功的 v.表示使(make的过去式和过去分词) Germany表示德国，英式音标为[‘dʒɜ:mənɪ]；美式音标为[ˈdʒəməni] 。

9. 德国景点英文名称

德国野格牌利口酒，英文名：Jagermeister，也有人称之为“圣鹿”。德国第一酒精品牌。

10. 德国景点英文介绍

Germany has more people than any country in Europe, not counting Russia. Industry has made Germany wealthy. It is the dominant economic power in Europe. Its factories make steel, cars, cameras, chemicals, and machines of every type. Yet Germany lay in ruins in 1945, after its defeat in World War II.

Facts About Germany

Official name Federal Republic of Germany

Capital Berlin

Official language German

Population 82,400,000 people

Rank among countries in population 14th

Major cities Berlin, Hamburg, Munich

Area 138,000 square miles

357,000 square kilometers

Rank among countries in area 62nd

Highest point Zugspitze

9,718 feet/2,962 meters

Currency Euro

GERMANY’S LAND

Germany lies at the heart of Europe. Berlin is its capital and largest city. Other European countries border Germany on all sides. But the country has a seacoast to the north, where it meets the Baltic Sea and the North Sea. Hamburg, a city near the North Sea, is Germany’s major seaport.

Low-lying plains spread over northern Germany. This is a largely agricultural area. The plains rise to rolling hills in central Germany. Frankfurt is a manufacturing and business center in central Germany. Frankfurters (hot dogs) are named after a sausage made in Frankfurt.

Rivers have carved valleys in the hills. The Rhine, a major river of Europe, flows through western Germany. Boats on the Rhine carry freight and passengers. Scenic countryside, picturesque towns, and old castles lie along the Rhine.

To the south, Germany extends into the Alps. The Bavarian Alps, as Germany’s mountains are called, include some spectacular scenery and a fairytale castle. The castle was built for Louis II of Bavaria, who is sometimes called Mad King Ludwig. The Black Forest—a dense evergreen forest—is in southwestern Germany. It’s a favorite spot for hikers.

Munich is the largest city in southern Germany. Every October, people come to Munich for the Oktoberfest. At this lively festival, they drink the beer for which southern Germany is famous.

Expressways—known as autobahns—run through Germany and link German cities. Parts of the autobahn have no speed limits. People can drive as fast as they want. Yet there are few accidents. The road is well designed, and most of the cars are German made. They are examples of fine German engineering.

WORLD WAR II

One of the most destructive dictators the world has ever known ruled Germany from 1933 to 1945. His name was Adolf Hitler, and he led the Nazi Party. Hitler rose to power after Germany’s defeat in World War I (1914-1918). He promised to make Germany great again, and he set out to conquer Germany’s neighbors. In 1939, Hitler invaded Poland, starting World War II. The war was long and costly, and Germany lost.

DIVIDED AND UNITED

After World War II, Germany was divided into two countries: East Germany and West Germany. East Germany had a Communist government and took orders from the Soviet Union. West Germany became a democracy that received support from the United States and other Western powers.

The boundary between East Germany and West Germany ran through Berlin. East Germany put up barbed wire along the border. A concrete wall divided Berlin. The Berlin Wall kept East Germans from leaving their country for the wealthier West Germany. With the fall of Communism in 1989, the wall came down. It was a joyous occasion for Germans on both sides. The two Germanys were reunited in 1990.

CENTURIES OF DIVISION

Germany has known little unity throughout its history. Until 1871, the land now known as Germany consisted of many small kingdoms. Prussia in the north was the most powerful of these kingdoms. Prussia’s prime minister, Otto von Bismarck, led efforts to unite the kingdoms. In 1871, they came together to form the German Empire. Prussia’s king, William I, was crowned emperor of Germany.

GERMAN CULTURE

Germany has produced great thinkers, composers, and artists. Johannes Gutenberg, for example, invented the printing press around 1450. He made it possible to publish books. Afterward, more and more people learned to read. A German priest, Martin Luther, broke away from the Roman Catholic Church in 1512. The Protestant churches all grew out of the movement Luther started.

German thinkers such as Immanuel Kant, G. W. F. Hegel, and Friedrich Nietzsche wrote key books of western philosophy. The list of German composers contains many of the great names of classical music. George Frideric Handel, Johann Sebastian Bach, Johannes Brahms, Ludwig van Beethoven, Robert Schumann, and Richard Wagner—all were Germans. Albrecht Dürer is Germany’s most important painter.