Why wander far away when the good is so close? Germany is one of the most popular travel destinations. Not only tourists from abroad, but also locals discover the diversity of Germany. Whether singles or couples, families, art enthusiasts, adventurers or athletes: there is the perfect holiday in Germany for them.
Once the decision has been made for a holiday apartment as an overnight accommodation for the holiday, a few points should still be considered. How long can you rent holiday apartments? Are these qualitatively recommended? How are they equipped? This and much more is the subject of the following article. Holiday apartment or apartments? The question of whether a...
Baden-Baden is located on the western edge of the northern Black Forest, in the sunny southwest of Germany. The idyllic city is not only known for its numerous sights. It is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Baden-Baden: Wellness and culture combined with glamorous gambling In mid-2021, Baden-Baden was added to the list of “Great Spa Towns of Europe” by...
For most people, East Frisia is mainly associated with the classic East Frisian jokes or the comedian Otto. The coastal landscape in Lower Saxony not only has its own breed of people, but above all a beautiful nature that captivates millions of visitors every year. The Frisian Wadden Sea is just one of the many sights that you should have experienced in person...
There are few places in Germany where beach recreation close to the sea is as directly possible within a big city as in Warnemünde. The Baltic Sea resort is one of the most beautiful and famous districts of the Hanseatic city of Rostock. If you want to combine inner-city sightseeing with coastal flair close to the beach on the Baltic Sea, Warnemünde is the right...
When talking about Schleswig-Holstein and its islands, most people probably think of Sylt, Amrum and other insular North Sea beauties. But island fans can also find what they are looking for off the east coast of the northernmost federal state. Apart from the lock islands in Kiel-Holtenau and the two tiny Warder Islands in the Lemkenhafener Wiek, however, there is...
Heligoland is a nature-rich island in the North Sea that offers a lot of relaxation. A beautiful sandy beach, restaurants and cafes contribute to relaxing on Germany’s only offshore island. Well-developed hiking trails and quiet places for bird watching are interesting for nature lovers. In addition, there are numerous sights and sports facilities that provide...
Ten flat islands in the North Sea, which are flooded at high tide and are grouped in a circle around the island of Pellworm – these are the Halligen. They are called Gröde, Hooge, Langeneß, Nordstrandischmoor, Oland, Habel, Hamburger Hallig, Norderoog, Süderoog and Südfall. Five of the ten Halligen are permanently inhabited. The houses on the Halligen stand on...
Holidays in Bavaria have a lot to offer: beautiful landscapes for hiking and cycling, fairytale castles in Bavaria, magnificent old towns to marvel at and discover. Whether as a holiday in the mountains, a holiday in one of the Bavarian cities or a holiday on a farm, Bavaria is extremely diverse. Make your holiday in Bavaria an unforgettable experience! We have put...
The community of Grömitz in the sunny southeast of the district of Ostholstein, which has been known and popular as a hospitable bathing and holiday resort for decades, is a traditional seaside resort in the heart of the Bay of Lübeck. The most important crowd puller is the more than 8-kilometre-long south beach with first-class tourist infrastructure, numerous...
Wangerooge is the easternmost and, together with Baltrum, the smallest of the seven East Frisian islands. Tourism is the main source of income on the car-free and family-friendly island. Historically, the island is part of the Frisian Jeverland, but is generally counted as part of the holiday region of East Frisia. The kilometre-long sandy beach and the Wadden Sea...