Explore Germany
Discover new destinations in Germany
Germany is a huge, diverse, incredible land that will not fail to conquer you with its timeless charm and eclecticism. Generally associated with fairy tales-like castles, wild forest landscapes, great hiking routes, picturesque cities, and top-quality beer, Germany has so much to offer that it is an acclaimed holiday destination all over the world, being also an easy gateway to Denmark, France and Czech Republic. Big financial and cultural hubs such as capital Berlin, Munich, and Frankfurt blend their cosmopolitan character with the country’s long history, creating a unique trait d’union between modernity and the past. A rich artistic, literary and cultural heritage, quaint towns filled with historic landmarks, the pristine wilderness of the mysterious Black Forest, and a robust gastronomic tradition will welcome you and make you long for your next trip to Germany even before you leave it!
Frankfurt
Germany’s financial and business hub, Frankfurt is an interesting city where old and new melt creating a peculiar balance. Known for its futuristic skyline, Frankfurt-am-Main- this is the city’s full name, is a nice holiday destination to include in your travel to Germany and offers all the comforts, luxury, and culture you would expect from a big modern city. With its great choice of restaurants and drinking venues, nightclubs, cultural attractions, exclusive shopping venues and gorgeous parks, Frankfurt will provide you fun and entertainment in all seasons, no matter what your favourite vacation style is.
Munich
Universally known for its beer festival famous Oktoberfest, Munich has a lot more to offer than beer and worst. The largest city in Southern Germany, Munich is a coveted holiday destination for all: from backpackers touring Europe, to families and couples in search of intimacy and comfort, to group travellers chasing the intriguing vibes of the German music and techno scene, everyone can find plentiful opportunities for fun and entertainment in the Bavarian capital. Munich is home to a beautifully preserved old town- the city was spared during the Second World War’s bombings and has maintained its original configuration- and to countless landmarks, large parks, and gardens that convey the city its peculiar charm that will add a different nuance at the way you look at German culture.