Nestled in the Cascades, Leavenworth is a charming German town replica with Oktoberfest celebrations and a Nutcracker Museum, making it a true Bavarian village.
Known for its craft beer culture, cuisine, and eco-friendly vibe, Portland boasts 400 miles of bike lanes and a unique bohemian atmosphere.
Often called the “American Riviera,” Santa Barbara features white stucco and red-tiled rooftops, reflecting its heavy Spanish influence.
This slice of Denmark in California showcases Danish architecture, restaurants, shops, and the Solvang Vintage Motorcycle Museum with rotating foreign bikes.
Located in the “Missouri Rhineland,” Hermann offers German culture with Wurst Fest, Oktoberfest, and five blocks of traditional German architecture, including the Deutschheim State Historic Site.
Home to the only authentic, working Dutch windmill in the U.S., Holland is famous for its annual Tulip Time Festival with blooming floral fields.
With over 50% German-American population, New Ulm features one of the oldest German breweries and a glockenspiel, enhancing its German feel.