What connects List on Sylt with Görlitz, Oberstdorf and the Selfkant?
They are the four outermost towns in Germany. Together, these four towns form the Zipfelbund (Zipfelbund).
In 1999, the “Pact of the Corners” in Wiesbaden. Could there have been a better time than October 3rd? Since then, the Zipfel have always been represented at the German Unity Day celebrations. In the respective host city, the four towns present themselves alongside the 16 federal states in their own tent on the Ländermeile (State Mile).
You visit the most beautiful corners of Germany with the Zipfel Pass: It is available year-round at the respective tourist information offices. Staying overnight in one of the corner communities will earn you a stamp in your passport. Anyone who has earned a stamp in all four corner communities within four years will receive a surprise package from each community containing specialties from the corresponding region.
Also for Celebrities From politics, science, sports, and culture, it's considered good form to hold a Zipfelpass. Here's a small selection of those who have officially claimed this pass: Karl Dall, Jürgen von der Lippe, Max Raabe, Joschka Fischer, Heide Simonis, Otto, Roberto Blanco, and Udo Jürgens.
The website specially created for the Zipfelbund informs you about all the news from the 4 most beautiful corners of Germany.