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Discover Germany

Discover Germany

Why visit Germany?
Germany blends storybook towns, vibrant cities, and peaceful countryside into one compact destination. You find mediaeval streets beside striking modern architecture, and a rich calendar of festivals, music, and design.

What to expect
From Frankfurt on the Main River to Munich at the edge of the Alps, each region reveals a different side of the country. Cruise along the Rhine, explore Bavarian villages, or dive into museums and galleries in major cities across the country.

Plan your trip
Germany is easy to explore in one journey, with dense rail links and short domestic hops connecting key hubs. It also sits at the heart of Europe, making it a natural gateway if you plan to continue on to neighbouring countries.

Top experiences in Germany

Explore Frankfurt's riverside and old town

Walk between gleaming skyscrapers and the restored Römerberg square, then follow the Main River promenade for museums and skyline views.

Discover Munich's historic centre

Stroll from Marienplatz to the Residenz, wander leafy boulevards, and enjoy the city parks that link the old town with quieter neighbourhoods.

Cruise along the Rhine Valley

Join a river cruise past terraced vineyards, castles, and pretty riverside villages that showcase Germany's romantic landscape.

Visit Germany's world-class museums

Spend time in major museum quarters, where you can explore art, history, and science collections in a compact, walkable area.

Experience Germany's festival season

Plan your visit around seasonal festivals for music, film, or folk celebrations that fill city squares and parks with colour.

Tour fairy-tale castles and palaces

Take day trips to hilltop castles and lakeside palaces that offer grand interiors, gardens, and sweeping countryside views.

Relax in Germany's parks and beer gardens

Unwind in expansive city parks and traditional beer gardens, where locals gather outdoors from spring through autumn.

Explore Germany by scenic rail

Ride regional and long-distance trains that trace river valleys, forests, and alpine foothills between major hubs.

Experience Germany's way of life

Getting around
Germany has one of Europe's most extensive rail networks, with fast InterCity and regional trains linking Frankfurt, Munich, and other hubs efficiently. Well-maintained motorways and long-distance buses give you further flexibility to explore towns and countryside.

Local life & culture
You encounter a strong café culture, lively town squares, and a full calendar of concerts, exhibitions, and local events. Each region has distinct traditions and architectural styles, from riverside trade cities to alpine towns with painted façades.

Where to unwind
Urban parks, riverside paths, and lakes near the cities provide space for walking, cycling, and picnics. In the south, the foothills of the Alps invite day trips for fresh air and mountain scenery, while spa towns across the country offer peaceful wellness escapes.

A taste of Germany

National dishes & specialties
Germany is known for hearty regional dishes, from sausages and roast meats to potato and cabbage specialities. Around Frankfurt and Munich, you also find local pastries, breads, and cheeses that reflect centuries of regional food traditions.

Casual & modern dining hubs
In major cities you can eat at relaxed beer halls, cafés, and modern bistros serving both German classics and international favourites. Neighbourhoods around central stations and university districts often gather a wide mix of flavours in one walkable area.

Signature & scenic dining
Riverside restaurants along the Main and Rhine, and venues with views towards the Alps near Munich, offer memorable settings for a special meal. Many establishments highlight seasonal ingredients and pair menus with regional drinks for a distinctly German dining experience.

Retail therapy in Germany

Malls & lifestyle hubs
Germany's major cities feature pedestrian shopping streets and modern malls with international brands, local designers, and lifestyle stores. In Frankfurt and Munich, you can move easily between department stores, boutiques, and quieter side streets.

Markets & local crafts
Weekly markets and seasonal fairs across cities showcase fresh produce, handmade crafts, and regional gifts. Areas in and around Frankfurt, Munich, and along the Rhine are especially known for traditional decorations, textiles, and artisan products.

Evening retail scene
Many central shopping streets stay lively into the evening, with illuminated façades and late-opening shops on selected days. During festival and holiday periods, temporary stalls and themed markets add an extra layer of atmosphere after dark.

Best time to visit Germany

Peak season: June to August, when average temperatures range from 18°C to 25°C (64°F to 77°F) and cities host many outdoor events and festivals.

Shoulder season: April to May and September to October, with temperatures around 10°C to 18°C (50°F to 64°F), fewer crowds, and colourful spring or autumn landscapes.

Low season: November to March, when temperatures often sit between 0°C and 8°C (32°F to 46°F), bringing colder, shorter days but a quieter atmosphere and atmospheric winter scenery.

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