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.
Germany offers many beautiful places that you should not miss with your motorcycle. Whether you want to spend just a weekend or a longer holiday in Germany, there is hardly a stretch of land that is not suitable for extended motorcycle tours. Where your motorcycle takes you depends primarily on which part of Germany you live in and how much time you have. Shorter...
With around 765,000 inhabitants, the Hessian state capital of Frankfurt, located on the Main River, is the fifth largest city in Germany. The number of skyscrapers, which is unusual by German standards, illustrates Frankfurt’s importance as an international financial centre. The European Central Bank, Deutsche Bundesbank and Frankfurt Stock Exchange are based...
We have been living in a very unusual situation for more than a year – one lockdown followed the next and personal contact with our fellow human beings, work colleagues and friends has been neglected. Reason enough, then, to be able to take a deep breath again. Summer is here and with it we are all happy to be able to get out again: whether in nature, in the...
The Bavarian capital of Munich offers many opportunities for outdoor activities. It has numerous parks and leisure facilities that invite you to enjoy activities with family or friends. If you like to relax after work, you can also do so alone with your favorite sport. Interactive map with the best outdoor activities There really is something for everyone in Munich...
June to September is holiday season. Numerous tourists also make a pilgrimage to Munich every year to spend the hot days in the multicultural metropolis on the Isar. Whether you’re just going on a day trip, staying for a weekend or planning a short break, it’s guaranteed not to be boring. Even those born in Munich often spend the summer in the city –...
In the far west of Germany, at the outermost tip of North Rhine-Westphalia, lies the border triangle of Germany, the Netherlands and Belgium. Along with the Dreiländermark of Germany, the Czech Republic and Austria , it is the only point in Germany where three national borders on the mainland meet. A trip to the region of the border triangle is therefore like a...
The Eifel low mountain range region is located in the German states of Rhineland-Palatinate and North Rhine-Westphalia. Their foothills even extend into areas of Belgium and Luxembourg, where they bear the name Ardennes. The northern part of the “German” Eifel lies near the former imperial city of Aachen, is flanked in the south by Trier and the Moselle...
If you want to explore the area around Lübeck up close and with a sporting activity, jogging and walking are ideal for this, because there are a whole range of interesting running routes around Lübeck. Here you can find out which running and jogging routes are particularly recommended and what you should take with you when running if you are still a beginner. If you...
The northern German city of Lübeck, which is particularly characterized by its brick Gothic buildings, is a popular destination for tourists all year round. The famous buildings around the city’s landmark – the Holsten Gate – were built as early as the Middle Ages. St. Mary’s Church is also a brick building built as early as the 13th century, which fits...
In the north of Hesse, the Edersee unfolds, an 11.8 km² reservoir that has long been more than just a dam. Its natural surroundings make it a popular destination as a local recreation area and as a tourist dream destination in northern Hesse. From the Kellerwald-Edersee National Park to the popular treetop path to Waldeck Castle, the Edersee region presents a wide...