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Best of Germany travel guide Top picks of German cities, sights and more

Deciding what to see and do on your German vacation can seem overwhelming, especially if it’s your first time visiting. There are many highlights, so where do you start?

Here! Plan your vacation with these tips for the best of Germany. In this guide, expect nothing less than Germany’s best attractions, destinations, landmarks, scenic drives, and more.

Top 10 cities in Germany

This selection of Germany’s top 10 cities and destinations gives you a great introduction to the best city holidays Germany has to offer; Our city guides include attractions, hotels, shops, and restaurants.

The best underrated German cities

Berlin, Munich, Frankfurt, have you been there, done that? Then explore some of the lesser-known cities in Germany that you probably don’t plan on visiting, but should visit.

From Trier, one of the oldest cities in the country, and Potsdam with its magnificent palaces and parks, to Erfurt, the city of Martin Luther, here are the most underrated German cities that you should not miss on your next trip to Germany.

The best romantic getaways in Germany

Looking for a romantic getaway in Germany? From medieval castle hotels, to beautiful scenic drives and quaint old world towns, these enchanting places inspire romance and make you and that special someone want to love.

The best of Bavaria

Bavaria is one of the most popular and picturesque tourist destinations in Germany. For many, Bavaria is sausage, beer and lederhosen, and while you will find all of that on your vacation, Bavaria has much more to offer. These are the most interesting things to do in Bavaria, from city breaks and natural sites, to castles, scenic drives and historical sites.

North South East and west

Wherever you travel in Germany, North, South, East or West, we’ve got you covered! Find the most popular cities and places in Germany in the four corners of the country.

The best museums in Germany

Do you want to spend a couple of hours in a German museum? Here’s an overview of some of the best museums in Germany – if you love modern art, are a history buff, or want to see young and future German artists, you will find a museum for all tastes and genres.

Do you want something completely more interesting? It is Germany. Take a look at the strangest museums in Germany.

The best festivals in Germany

There is no better way to get to know a country than by participating in its festivals. Take a look at our annual roundup of Germany’s best festivals and events that will give you a taste of German culture, beer, tradition and art at its best; from carnival and music festivals to the famous Oktoberfest in Munich.

For Berlin events, check the Berlin festival calendar.

Best scenic drives

Do you like road trips? Then jump in the car and make the trip your reward – Germany offers many scenic drives and themed roads that will take you past picturesque villages, medieval castles, and unspoiled landscapes. From the Romantic Road and the Castle Road, to the Fairy Tale Route and the Wine Route, these are the best-traveled roads in Germany.

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