Mittenwald: New Year’s Eve in the mountains New Year’s Eve in the snow in the Wetterstein mountains If you want to spend your New Year’s
Christkindlmarkt Munich Pure Christmas tradition at the Christkindlmarkt Munich Anyone looking for the most beautiful Christmas markets in Germany should also make a stop in
Alpsee: Winter at the largest natural lake in the Allgäu Hiking, skiing & more in the Alpsee mountains The small and large Alpsee lakes are
Silver town Freiberg: Journey into the late Middle Ages UNESCO World Heritage under the sign of silver Wherever you look in Freiberg in Saxony, there
Alzeyer Winzerfest: Experience Rheinhessen hospitality Traditional wine festival in picturesque old town On the edge of the Palatinate in the hills of Rheinhessen, the annual
Bad Kissingen Rose Garden: Off to the city of roses All about the rose As the Bad Kissingen spa gardens were only accessible to wealthy
Praterinsel Munich: Swimming in the City Swimming in the “largest swimming pool in the city” Praterinsel is located in the middle of the city centre,
Munich celebrates Europe Off to the Bavarian capital Munich welcomes numerous tourists all year round. But this summer, there are sure to be even more
Mainau Island flower show with history From the seat of the Teutonic Order to a cultural monument The extensive park, the baroque palace complex and,
European garden culture in the Hanover Herrenhausen Gardens A walk through the palace parks of Hanover The Herrenhausen Gardens in Hanover are one of the
A perfect weekend in Bad Wimpfen Explore the medieval beauty of Bad Wimpfen The historic spa town of Bad Wimpfen offers everything you could wish
The city of Schiller, Marbach am Neckar: Where it all began Friedrich Schiller was born in the tranquil town of Marbach am Neckar on 10
More than 2,000 Christmas markets transform the city centres between the Alps and the North Sea coast into romantic seas of light in December. Stuttgart’s Christmas market is one of the largest and most beautiful Christmas markets in Germany. What makes it special: The many great attractions for children.
Every autumn, everything in Ludwigsburg revolves around the pumpkin for a few months. At the world-famous Ludwigsburg Pumpkin Exhibition, visitors can marvel at artistic pumpkin figures, sample culinary delicacies or experience one of the numerous events. Here you will find the most important information about the Ludwigsburg Pumpkin Festival as well as sightseeing tips in the area.
The Thuringian Forest between Eisenach in the north-west and the Saale dams in the south-east is ideal for hiking. With its four national natural landscapes, the low mountain range really does have something for everyone.
There are many folk festivals in Germany, especially in summer and autumn. From the North Sea and Baltic Sea coasts to the Alps, residents and visitors regularly meet at street festivals, funfairs or wine markets. Our absolute Places of Germany insider tip is the Backnang street festival with lots of music, fairground rides and culinary delights. But the other city festivals in Germany also have a lot to offer.
In recent years, holidays in Germany have become increasingly popular. No wonder – with North Sea and Baltic Sea coasts, beautiful lakes, great cities and the picturesque Alpine scenery, there are numerous attractive holiday regions in Germany. For all those who are still looking for the perfect holiday destination for the summer holidays, we at Places of Germany have put together Germany’s most beautiful destinations.
From where can a city be better overviewed than from an observation tower? Both historical city towers and modern television and office towers with sky bars and rooftop terraces offer a very special way of sightseeing. On our observation tower tour, you will find the best insider tips for beautiful views and romantic sunsets throughout Germany.
In Japan, the tradition of cherry blossom has been around for several centuries. However, in Germany, this beautiful tradition has also been celebrated in some places for many years. With numerous events, the arrival of spring and the cherry blossom is welcomed, marking the end of winter and the transition into the warmer season.
Soon it will be that time of year again: During the carnival season, colorfully dressed jesters take over the streets to celebrate exuberantly. But it’s not just the carnival strongholds in the Rhineland that are getting into the swing of things. In the Alemannic carnival, where winter has been driven away for centuries with guggemusic, drums and elaborate costumes and masks, there is also a lot going on during the fifth season. No wonder, then, that Fasnet was declared an intangible UNESCO cultural asset in 2014.
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