Germany is an industrial country with a large population, and it is also a paradise for a naturalist. All forests are so well-groomed that there is practically no wildlife in Germany. In addition to forests, in Germany you can see amazing lakes and beautiful alpine meadows.
The largest forest in Europe is considered to be the Bavarian Forest, which lies in the southeast of the country. The Black Forest is not inferior to the Bavarian Forest, plus it can be considered a bit wild. Also, the Thuringian forest cannot be ignored, which is a mountain range, on the slopes of which there are forests of an innumerable amount of spruce, fir, pine.
Also in the forests of Germany you can find birches, beeches, oaks, chestnuts and maples. And although all these forests cannot stand out with a large variety of trees, it still allows you to retire from the bustle of the city and relax a little in nature. In the forests, it is not recommended to pick berries (since many of them are poisonous), but no one forbade admiring their colorfulness. In most cases, mushrooms are also considered poisonous.
The nature of Germany can delight you with many bodies of water. Of course, Germany's water resorts are not Kerch or Yalta, but here you can at least get some fresh air and listen to the sound of the surf. Lake Constance in Germany is known for its cleanliness. The maximum depth of the lake is 252 meters, its length is 63 km (this is the third longest lake in Europe). Lake Constance also occupies the territories of neighboring countries of Austria and Switzerland. Lake Tegernsee is located 55 km from Munich. It is located in the mountains at an altitude of over 700 meters above sea level.
Lake Starnbergersee is another amazing body of water located near Munich.
In Germany, you can find amazing islands on the lakes, striking in their beauty. For example, the Ladies Island on Lake Chiemsee.
The Alpine meadows also deserve the attention of every tourist. They are home to hundreds of orchids, edelweiss, alpine roses and buttercups. In spring and summer, alpine meadows offer the most colorful colors.
