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.
Ten days on Usedom Today we present you with a ready-made, practical scenario of a 10-day stay on the German-Polish island of Usedom. It is one of those unique places that do not let boredom arise – water sports enthusiasts and fans of good cuisine as well as those seeking peace and quiet are regular guests in this region. Take a look and pack your bags! so a...
Baden-Württemberg is located in the southwest of the Federal Republic of Germany and borders France and Switzerland. Baden-Württemberg is one of the most popular travel destinations in Germany. Every year, an average of 49 million people stay overnight in the charming state. It scores with its diverse cultural landscapes and lively cities. Popular holiday...
The famous Franconian wine, wonderful hiking opportunities, historic cities and pure nature make Franconia a multifaceted holiday destination in Germany. Cities such as Nuremberg or Bamberg invite you to take a city trip and the different Franconian areas have the right travel landscape for every taste. Franconia for city lovers Nuremberg For a city trip, it...
Lower Saxony, Germany’s second-largest state in terms of area, impresses with its diversity. Between the peaks of the Harz Mountains and the coasts of East Frisia, both those who are active in sports and those interested in culture will find a suitable environment. The charming landscape between the Elbe, Ems and Leine offers all leisure opportunities. In...
Green mountains and a lovely river valley: Rheinhessen is a paradise for romantic poets, painters and singers – good for those who explore this part of the Palatinate Rhineland on foot or by bike. So you can confidently enjoy a glass of wine in between. Rheinhessen stands for enjoyment and a natural experience. Wine is omnipresent here. Winegrowers open their...
Greifswald in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania is known for many things. It was the birthplace of Caspar David Friedrich and Hans Fallada, among others, but also scores with its significant past. In 1199, the Eldena Monastery was founded on the banks of the Ryck River, initially under the name Hilda Monastery. From this monastery, the area was settled and the university...
Over a large bridge you move towards the island. To the left the safe harbor and the spire of Stralsund, to the right a first idea of the Baltic Sea. Here you are welcome to comment on the water: “It’s pretty wavy.” or “The sea seems calm today.” As soon as you have given the blue-green water one or two attributes, you are already on the...
North Rhine-Westphalia is the most populous state in Germany and therefore inspires its visitors with holiday experiences in abundance. The state offers the perfect mix of vibrant cities and dreamy nature, which are a good basis for a relaxing and eventful holiday. Are you looking for a varied stay where there is a lot to discover? Then North Rhine-Westphalia is the...
In the north of Thuringia, the densely wooded Harz heights enchant nature enthusiasts with a wide network of hiking trails. The vibrant cities of Gera, Weimar and Erfurt attract visitors with a colourful range of exciting sights. And the historic Wartburg Castle invites you to visit as an almost world-famous sight. The Thuringian Forest, a wildly romantic low...
The varied state of Schleswig-Holstein in the far north of Germany is characterized by a rough charm and offers many fascinating landscapes. Since Schleswig-Holstein borders the North Sea in the west and is flanked by the Baltic Sea in the east, it is not surprising that this beautiful piece of land is significantly shaped by the sea. The very maritime character of...