Germany
Germany’s landscape is as diverse as any country in the world. From the awe-inspiring Alpine Foreland, home to the Zugspitze mountain, Germany’s tallest at 2.962 meters (9.715 feet), providing a playground for hikers in summer and skiers and snowboarders in winter; down to the spotless 38 kilometer (24 mile) stretch of golden sandy beach on the island of Sylt and the National Park of Wattenmeer in the North. Or the Black Forest, which is not only abundant in fragrant flora and fauna, but also with myths and legends of the fairies and goblins that reside here.
For any visitor with a curious mind, Germany’s cities never fail to delight.
The great and exhilarating cities of Berlin, Germany’s fascinating capital city, with its exceptional architecture, 150 theatres, 170 museums, two-mile long shopping district and numerous festivals; Hamburg, with a maze of canals and waterways and the famous Reeperbahn; Munich, the state capital of Bavaria, popular all year round with its snow-capped Alps and sunny beer gardens; and Frankfurt, a modern and dynamic city of industry and finance, with one of the world’s largest exhibition centers and Germany’s busiest airport creating a gateway through Germany and beyond.
We invite you to discover our favourite places and welcome you in with open arms. We hope your stay in Germany is as magical as any time you’ve ever had.
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