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Known for: History, Beer Halls, Cuisine, Culture, Festivals, Nightlife, Cafes, Bars, Restaurants, Luxury Cars, Skiing, Hiking, Forests, Countryside, Christmas Markets, Medieval History
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Brandenburg Gate
Berlin, Germany, Western Europe
4.7
(161.7k)
Faustus Schnitzelhaus
Berlin, Germany, Western Europe
4.3
(1.3k)
BMW Museum
Munich, Germany, Western Europe
4.6
(35.7k)
Hofbräuhaus Beer Hall
Munich, Germany, Western Europe
4.2
(87.0k)
Hamburg Town Hall
Hamburg, Germany, Western Europe
4.7
(5.3k)
Stuttgart Farmers Markets
Germany, Western Europe
4.6
(167)
Viktualienmarkt
Munich, Germany, Western Europe
4.6
(58.4k)
EBERT Restaurant & Bar
Berlin, Germany, Western Europe
4.6
(851)
Ice Bar
Berlin, Germany, Western Europe
4.4
(2.3k)
Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church
Berlin, Germany, Western Europe
4.6
(21.5k)
Monti Monaco
Munich, Germany, Western Europe
4.3
(341)
International Maritime Museum
Hamburg, Germany, Western Europe
4.6
(7.3k)
Checkpoint Charlie
Berlin, Germany, Western Europe
4.1
(82.7k)
Nuernberger Bratwurst Gloeckl am Dom
Munich, Germany, Western Europe
4.3
(4.3k)
Neuschwanstein Castle
Germany, Western Europe
4.6
(89.7k)
Stuttgart
Germany, Western Europe
Germany
Guide to Germany
Western Europe
Guten Tag and welcome to Germany, or Deutschland as the locals refer to their beautiful European country. Once divided by a wall, long since abolished, medieval now meets modern, and soul-stirring landscapes captivate with postcard scenery.
Berlin is the capital and also dubbed the 'Capital of Cool." Allow at least a couple of days in this refreshing city and enjoy fashion and shopping, bars, clubs, restaurants, galleries and street art while soaking up an eclectic open and tolerant lifestyle. Berlin has a great party atmosphere; it's confident and unique, while visitors are swept away by an infectious buzz.
View the Brandenburg Gate, a neoclassical monument that has stood since the 18th century. Art and history buffs will enjoy Museum Island, while the best 360-degree sunset views over the city are from the Berlin TV Tower.
Germany loves architecture and innovative designs. If this is your passion, start with the Reichstag Building, where the “Federal Assembly" sits, and the glass dome representing transparency.
Venture out from the capital to Cologne, the birthplace of Ludwig Beethoven, a musical inspiration that spanned the Classical and Romantic eras. Then there’s Frankfurt, Munich and Hamburg, each with their special drawcards along with country villages and quaint B&B’s where life goes on around you in the towns and across the fields.
Adventure lovers: investigate the hiking, mountain bike riding and skiing trails. One of the best is Oberstdorf in central Bavaria. Garmisch-Partenkirchen National Park, located in the vicinity of Zugspitze, Germany’s highest mountain, is one of the biggest national parks with trails that lead to sweeping views. The cable car and train rides to Zugspitze summit equally promise a breathtaking 360-degree panoramic view.
The paths through the Black Forest are simply beautiful while the Bavarian Forest National Park, Germany’s oldest national park, is home to lynx, bison and wolves.
Germans love to party, and they love their lifestyle. Oktoberfest is the most famous. What started as a royal wedding celebration is now the largest folk festival in the world, and the home ground is Munich when over two weeks in fall residents don dirndl and lederhosen. Everyone participates in much food, raucous drinking and cheerfulness.
No matter what your passion, Germany will continue to enhance, inspire and leave you in genuine appreciation.
Best time to visit Germany
Germany has each of the four seasons, so the best time to visit depends on what you want to do. Each is offering a range of experiences from festivals to hiking, skiing and touring. During summer, from June to September, temperatures average 22-25°C and peak tourist season. Winter is the opposite, and southern areas can plunge to - 20°C which limits outdoor activities; however, Christmas in Germany is a time filled with local festivals, lots of lights and of course the odd ale and plenty of food.
Berlin
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Guten Tag and welcome to Germany, or Deutschland as the locals refer to their beautiful European country. Once divided by a wall, long since abolished, medieval now meets modern, and soul-stirring landscapes captivate with postcard scenery.
Berlin is the capital and also dubbed the 'Capital of Cool." Allow at least a couple of days in this refreshing city and enjoy fashion and shopping, bars, clubs, restaurants, galleries and street art while soaking up an eclectic open and tolerant lifestyle. Berlin has a great party atmosphere; it's confident and unique, while visitors are swept away by an infectious buzz.
View the Brandenburg Gate, a neoclassical monument that has stood since the 18th century. Art and history buffs will enjoy Museum Island, while the best 360-degree sunset views over the city are from the Berlin TV Tower.
Germany loves architecture and innovative designs. If this is your passion, start with the Reichstag Building, where the “Federal Assembly" sits, and the glass dome representing transparency.
Venture out from the capital to Cologne, the birthplace of Ludwig Beethoven, a musical inspiration that spanned the Classical and Romantic eras. Then there’s Frankfurt, Munich and Hamburg, each with their special drawcards along with country villages and quaint B&B’s where life goes on around you in the towns and across the fields.
Adventure lovers: investigate the hiking, mountain bike riding and skiing trails. One of the best is Oberstdorf in central Bavaria. Garmisch-Partenkirchen National Park, located in the vicinity of Zugspitze, Germany’s highest mountain, is one of the biggest national parks with trails that lead to sweeping views. The cable car and train rides to Zugspitze summit equally promise a breathtaking 360-degree panoramic view.
The paths through the Black Forest are simply beautiful while the Bavarian Forest National Park, Germany’s oldest national park, is home to lynx, bison and wolves.
Germans love to party, and they love their lifestyle. Oktoberfest is the most famous. What started as a royal wedding celebration is now the largest folk festival in the world, and the home ground is Munich when over two weeks in fall residents don dirndl and lederhosen. Everyone participates in much food, raucous drinking and cheerfulness.
No matter what your passion, Germany will continue to enhance, inspire and leave you in genuine appreciation.
Best time to visit Germany
Germany has each of the four seasons, so the best time to visit depends on what you want to do. Each is offering a range of experiences from festivals to hiking, skiing and touring. During summer, from June to September, temperatures average 22-25°C and peak tourist season. Winter is the opposite, and southern areas can plunge to - 20°C which limits outdoor activities; however, Christmas in Germany is a time filled with local festivals, lots of lights and of course the odd ale and plenty of food.
Top Reasons to Visit Germany
1. Beautiful Landscapes:
Germany's diverse landscapes offer a variety of outdoor activities and breathtaking scenery. The Black Forest, with its dense woodlands and picturesque villages, is perfect for hiking and cycling. The Bavarian Alps provide opportunities for skiing, snowboarding, and mountaineering. Additionally, the Rhine and Moselle valleys, with their rolling vineyards and charming riverside towns, offer scenic cruises and wine tasting.
2. Rich Cultural Heritage:
Germany is steeped in history and culture, offering a wide array of historical landmarks and cultural experiences. Visitors can explore the Berlin Wall, Brandenburg Gate, and the Reichstag in Berlin, visit the historic city of Heidelberg, or wander through charming medieval towns like Rothenburg ob der Tauber.
3. Stunning Castles and Palaces:
Germany is home to some of the most stunning castles and palaces in the world. Neuschwanstein Castle, perched on a rugged hill in Bavaria, is a fairytale-like structure that inspired Disney’s Sleeping Beauty Castle. Other notable castles include Hohenzollern Castle, Heidelberg Castle, and the palaces of Potsdam, each offering a glimpse into the country’s regal past and architectural splendor.
4. Hearty Cuisine and Beer:
German cuisine is hearty and flavorful, featuring dishes like schnitzel, bratwurst, giant pretzels, and sauerkraut. Regional specialties, including Swabian maultaschen and Bavarian weisswurst, provide a diverse culinary experience. Germany is also renowned for its beer culture, with a wide variety of beers to sample, from refreshing pilsners to rich, malty bocks. Visiting traditional beer halls and breweries offers a taste of Germany’s brewing heritage.
5. World-Class Nightlife:
Germany is famous for its dynamic nightlife, particularly in Berlin, Hamburg, and Munich. Berlin’s nightlife is legendary, with its world-renowned techno clubs, as well as countless bars and live music venues. Hamburg’s Reeperbahn district is another nightlife hotspot, offering everything from trendy clubs to live music and theaters. Munich’s beer halls and pubs provide a more traditional yet lively atmosphere, making Germany a top destination for night owls.
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