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.
When you make a place your own, the tourist attractions become irrelevant and you focus on the experiences and the charming corners of that place. In this case, the phrase “it’s not the same to talk about it like living it” makes perfect sense, because no matter how much you learn about Ulm in travel texts, you have to have been there to see the...
Located on the Baltic Sea coast of Schleswig-Holstein, the state capital of Kiel welcomes its visitors with a mixture of maritime flair, vibrant city culture and the discreet but honest North German joie de vivre. The location of the city on the Kiel Fjord invites you to a variety of activities on land and water. Kiel, the city of maritime traditions Kiel is...
Dachau has less than 50,000 inhabitants and is only a stone’s throw away from Munich. If you’ve always wanted to visit the Bavarian capital, but want a little more peace and quiet, you’re in good hands here. In addition, Dachau also offers some sights and a memorial from the Nazi era. Dachau and its sights The small town of Dachau is best known for...
Experiencing the beauty of Germany’s landscapes and waters aboard a houseboat is a unique experience. Gliding on gentle waves and enjoying the comfort and cosiness of a floating holiday home and collecting unforgettable impressions on water and land is something no other kind of holiday offers. In the following article you will find important information about...
The Mecklenburg Lake District with its approximately 1,000 bodies of water extends over an area of more than 6,000 km² over the federal states of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania and Brandenburg and has long been one of the most popular German holiday regions due to its enchanting landscapes with authentic and almost untouched nature in many places. The Lake District...
Hiking not only brings health benefits, but also the opportunity to experience the beauty of nature directly. Hiking and pilgrimage trails in particular offer an escape from everyday life and make it possible to let the mind come to rest. Even in the depths of the Middle Ages, Rheinhessen was a stopover for adventurous pilgrims on their way to Santiago de Compostela...
Aquaparks are a worthwhile destination for the whole family. They offer fun, relaxation, adventure and a wealth of attractions. These include wave pools, whirlpools, sauna areas, lazy rivers and water slides. Fitness and wellness offers are often also available. Many bathrooms also impress with a tropical flair and a picturesque scenic location. There are also some...
As a destination for a city trip, Paderborn is considered an insider tip – for now! Because the East Westphalian metropolis is bursting with culture, art and superlatives: Weser Renaissance, graffiti stronghold, the world’s largest computer museum and Germany’s largest street art fair. Today we introduce you to what there is to see in Paderborn and at...
Musicals inspire young and old and have now established themselves on many stages around the world alongside classical theatre. With song and dance, known and unknown stories are presented in a unique way and captivate the audience. In Germany, too, there have been certain hot spots for many years where the best musicals in the country can be found. If you are...
The region around the Moselle Valley and the Middle Rhine region along the course of the Moselle River is probably one of the most beautiful natural areas in Germany. The Moselsteig Trail, which winds its way from the German-Luxembourg border near Trier to the Deutsches Eck in Koblenz, is one of the most picturesque long-distance hiking trails in our country. With a...