Germany is the largest country in central Europe and is home to a wealth of culturally stimulating cities as well as some of the most spectacular countryside in Europe.
With such diversity within its borders Germany is a destination that draws visitors back time and time again. Take in the history and buzzy atmosphere of Berlin, one of the most ‘happening’ cities in Europe or visit Frankfurt, the financial capital of Germany and one of the only cities in Europe to boast a Skyscraper skyline.
Germany is a country full of life and tradition with festivities and events occurring throughout the year such as the internationally renowned Oktoberfest beer festival held in Munich every year.
For the visitor who is looking to escape the city life Germany does not disappoint! The Black Forest in the South East of the country is the largest mountain forest in Europe and home to a whole world of tranquillity. The Bavarian Alps with their snow capped peaks are definitely worth a visit for skiers, hikers and those looking to escape the hectic urban life of the city.
Travelling into and around Germany could not be easier with some of the most well connected and modern airports in the world located in the country. Getting around Germany can also be a rather swift process as well with the world famous Autobahn motorway system and its controversial areas of limitless speed restrictions.
In this guide we have put together some travel guides with specific information for each destination such as museums, places of interest and places to eat along with interactive maps for specific areas and cities. Take a browse through our collection of photos or get the low down on the destination that interests you in Germany.