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Creative cities, fairytale castles and landscapes rich in history

ExploreGermany.

Move from Berlin’s museums and modern culture to Bavarian palaces, Rhine valleys, medieval towns, northern ports and the forests and mountains beyond.

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Germany favourites

Begin with Berlin’s powerful history, Munich’s Bavarian culture, Hamburg’s waterfront energy or the Rhine-side landmarks of Cologne.

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History · museums · creative cultureBerlin

Explore a capital shaped by reinvention, with monumental sights, major museums and distinctive neighbourhoods.

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Bavaria · palaces · beer hallsMunich

Combine grand architecture and local traditions with easy access to castles, lakes and Alpine scenery.

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Harbour · warehouses · musicHamburg

Discover historic canals, striking modern architecture and the maritime character of Germany’s great port.

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Cathedral · Rhine · old townCologne

Stand beneath a Gothic masterpiece, walk the Rhine and enjoy the city’s relaxed Rhineland personality.

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Germany destinations

01BerlinBrandenburg Gate, Museum Island, Cold War history, street art, food tours and creative neighbourhoods→ 02MunichBavarian landmarks, beer culture, museums, markets and day trips to castles and the Alps→ 03HamburgHarbour cruises, Speicherstadt, Elbphilharmonie, canals, markets and maritime heritage→ 04FrankfurtA dramatic skyline, historic Römerberg, major museums and gateways to the Rhine Valley→ 05CologneThe cathedral, Rhine cruises, Roman history, museums, breweries and an inviting old town→ 06DresdenBaroque architecture, major art collections, river views and access to Saxon Switzerland→ 07NurembergMedieval walls, imperial history, museums, food traditions and renowned festive markets→ 08Black ForestWooded landscapes, scenic villages, walking routes, waterfalls and distinctive regional traditions→ 09Neuschwanstein CastleBavaria’s celebrated hilltop palace amid lakes, mountains and picturesque countryside→

One country, many journeys

Germany rewards travellers who combine city life with the regions.

Fast rail makes the major cities easy to connect, yet each has a different identity. Add a Rhine journey, Bavarian castle, forest trail or medieval centre and Germany becomes a varied trip through landscape as well as history.

✓ World-class museums and history✓ Castles and medieval towns✓ Fast intercity rail journeys✓ Rivers, forests and Alpine scenery

Follow your curiosity

Ways to explore Germany

Choose a destination by the kind of experience you want most.

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History & ideas

Trace imperial, wartime, divided and reunified Germany through its capital.

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Bavarian traditions

Pair Munich’s markets and architecture with palaces, lakes and mountains.

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Rivers & ports

Cruise working waterways and discover cities shaped by trade and the sea.

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Castles & landscapes

Travel through romantic countryside, forest routes and storybook architecture.

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Useful basics

Germany at a glance

CurrencyEuro (EUR). Cards are widely accepted, although carrying some cash remains helpful in smaller establishments.
LanguageGerman is the official language. English is commonly spoken in major cities, hotels and organised tourism.
Getting aroundAn extensive rail network links cities and regions. Urban transport is strong, while a car is useful for some rural routes.
Best forHistory, museums, architecture, food and beer culture, river journeys, castles, Christmas markets and outdoor landscapes.
ClimateWeather is seasonal and changeable. Summers are generally warm, winters can be cold, and rain is possible throughout the year.

Helpful answers

Germany FAQs

Useful guidance before choosing your destinations and experiences.

Where should first-time visitors begin?

Berlin offers the broadest introduction to modern history and culture. Munich is equally rewarding for Bavarian traditions and day trips into southern Germany.

How long should I spend in Germany?

Allow at least a week for two cities. Ten to fourteen days gives you time to add smaller towns, the Rhine, Bavaria or another landscape region.

Is train travel the best way to get around?

Trains are usually the easiest option between major cities. Book longer intercity journeys in advance for better fares and allow flexibility for possible delays.

When should I reserve tours and attractions?

Book limited-entry museums, popular landmarks, Neuschwanstein excursions and seasonal experiences once your route is confirmed.

Begin in the capital

Start with Berlin’s landmark sights, museum collections, Cold War history and endlessly inventive neighbourhoods.

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