What do you like about germany?

Things that i like the most are their cars. Such as Bmw, Mercedes.....

I love Germany! I love the language, I love the scenery, I LOVE the architecture and the history behind it. Big church spires and clock towers. I love the Bavarian region and I love the food! Well, I'm not a fan of sausage, but I am a fan of brezen und kartofeln (not together!) und heisse apfelsaft. YUM!

I haven't been there yet but have wanted to visit for a long time, and have studied the language some so I'll be more prepared when I do visit. What I like about it that I'm interested in seeing: the food, the gorgeous scenery, and the "Old World" feel of it--old villages, half-timbered houses, etc.

i´m coming from germany. i like to live here in germany. and of course i like schnitzel with pommes. ;-)

I lived there for 3 years, and the thing I miss most is donner kabobs! Our wonderful little neighborhood stand had the best donner teller I've ever had, better than I could even find in Turkey. Huge portions at low prices, and soooo delicious, mmmmmmmm...

I Love Germany!! I was stationed there with the US Army from 1999 until 2002.. my time there was great.. i met my husband there.. and my son was also born there.. i can't wait to go back and visit.. i also met a ton of friends there and we still keep in touch too (amazing thing let me tell you) the things i loved most about germany was the schnitzel, the ice cream (mmm mm mmm) i love the pasteries.. i love the people.. i love the castles.. i love the history.. the cleanliness.. gosh there's so much that i love about germany i wouldn't have enough time in the world to tell you all about it.. its a wonderful place to visit.. thats all i can say..

I love Germany and have been there several times but I dont ever remember eating icecream there! My favorite food there is pretzels. I love the history, the cleanliness of it all.

I love the pastries the over sized french fries the town squares, And I hate to say it but they served the best veal.....

What I like the most in Germany is that the train run as the timtable says. The Germans are very effectiv an dgood looking =0)

I met my wife in Germany and she is a beautiful girl. I like the open minded attitude that German's have. I can live and travel anywhere I want. There are a lot of things to see and visit in Germany. I also enjoy the food.

The MEN! Haha! :) Seriously, the best city I've ever visited in Germany is Weimer. It is a quiet and romantic city. There are cobbled-stone streets, little shops, roadside cafes and historic places. I went on a long walk just by myself and was really touched seeing old couples walking together. It was also nice seeing dogs being walked by their owners....I think those things are priceless. Once, I was walking with a new friend (a co-delegate in a conference I attended there), and an old couple went to us and offered to take our picture. I didn't expect that kind of gesture because prior to my trip to Germany, I was told that most Germans would be cold or distant. So it was really a nice surprise. I'd definitely want to go back there again...and hopefully, during a much warmer month. :) Germany is a special place and it left wonderful memories in my mind.

I also have been in Germany and I hate their language

Jajaja,Jaegerschnitzel und Kartoffelsalat!I am not a big pommes friend but i really like em the way the German make em. Delicious indeed

I enjoyed driving - they have all those roundabouts instead of a million stop signs and you can get around fast on the autobahn! Besides that the food is awesome and the people friendly.

i like germany college... i think persons who studied there so they are brilliant