Germany is home to so many amazing sights and activities that you’ll never run out of things to do. Its stunning architecture, hidden gardens, music festivals, wine tasting events, and hiking trails make it a haven for travelers and locals alike.  The country has something for everyone, from history buffs to nature enthusiasts and lovers of culture. As your travel agent and advisor for the country, I can promise you that you will love your stay and will experience an amazing holiday.

Munich

The capital and largest city of Bavaria, Munich is a must-see place for anyone visiting Germany for the first time. It offers a variety of things to do that allow you to explore museums, shop in upscale shops, and attend evening musical or theatrical performances. There are also plenty of sites to visit including the Neues Rathaus and Hofgarten Gardens, as well as Old Town Hall and Marienplatz Square.

Frankfurt

Frankfurt is the second-largest city in Germany and the financial capital of Europe. As the largest city in Germany, With its wide variety of museums, outdoor attractions and traditional architecture, Frankfurt truly has something for everyone. The city’s culture stretches back to Roman times which you can learn about at one of the city’s museums or historical landmarks, including like the Opera House or Museumsufer in town.

Berlin

Berlin is the capital city of Germany and is known for its cultural diversity. With a population of 3.4 million, it is the largest city in the country, and it is also one of the most popular tourist destinations in Europe.  Also, make sure to visit Potsdamer Platz. The area features all you need to feel at home, including a traditional German beer garden and plenty of delicious food options. If your main goal is exploring Berlin’s culture, then don’t miss out on checking out the city’s museums

Dresden

Dresden is a beautiful city in Saxony, Germany. The city is not only home to striking architectural structures and breathtaking views of the Elbe River, but it's also known as the "Florence on the Elbe." It is situated on a river terrace between the Elbe and the Altmuhl, both tributaries of the Elbe River. It has been inhabited since at least 1,200 BC.

Cologne

A charming historical city, Cologne is filled with some of the most beautiful and unique architecture in Germany. It’s also filled with plenty of history to discover. You can spend hours walking around the city and exploring its winding streets. The cathedral in Cologne is one of the tallest buildings in Europe. Cologne is also famous for its many street festivals that take place throughout the year.

Hamburg 

The City of Bridges Hamburg is a vibrant city with an intriguing history. It also has more bridges than any other place in the world. No exact figure is given, but experts estimate hat the city boasts around 2,400 to 2,500 bridges. They also come in different varieties - such as road bridges, railway links, footbridges, and bridges that stretch over waterways. You’ll also find some of the best food in Germany - at almost every street corner of the city.

Stuttgart 

The City of Culture and Batsheva Dance Company, Stuttgart is a city in the southern state of Baden-Württemberg in Germany. Stuttgart’s cultural prominence stems from its location. The city is next to Lake Constance, surrounded by the Swabian Alps. It plays host to some of Germany’s most well-known museums such as the Porsche Automobile Museum and the Mercedes-Benz Museum.  Stuttgart also has a wealth of up-and-coming galleries and art spaces that offer plenty of opportunities for art lovers.  You might also want to check out Remnant Farms where you can learn about sustainable agriculture or enjoy a day at Schlossgarten that features a unique blend of nature and history.

Füssen 

Just Add Bavarian Bier and you’ll Be in Heaven! Füssen is located in the  German state of Bavaria. Füssen is considered by many to be one of the most beautiful cities in all of Germany - and for good reason! The city is known for its stunning architecture, the frescoed Palazzo del Comune and amazing views of the Alps.  With a population of just over 9,000 people, Füssen can seem quite secluded at first when you're passing through on your way to Italy or Switzerland. But don’t worry, there are plenty of things to do in Füssen.  You can browse the world-famous Neuschwanstein Castle, visit the market square, or enjoy a drink at one of their charming squares or pubs. The city’s cathedral is an impressive sight that's worth visiting as well. Horseback riding is always a good option if you like equestrian activities. I’m ready, as your travel agent and guide, to begin planning your German holiday. You can reach me anytime to plan your vacation and reap all the benefits that traveling to Germany provides. Give me a call now so I can design your itinerary.