Stuttgart
Stuttgart Travel Guide Situated near the Black Forest and the Lake of Constance, Stuttgart is one of Germany’s cultural and economic centres, also well known as the birthplace of the automobile. This bustling city has a great array of museums, great shopping and cafés that make it an appealing stop for any tourist. Stuttgart is…
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Munich Travel Guide This capital city of Bavaria in Germany has long been one of the country’s top tourist destinations, with a vibrant cultural scene and the world-renowned Oktoberfest celebrations. Munich has something to offer every type of tourist, whether seeking a traditional experience or a trendy one, a cultural trip or a shopping spree.…
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Heidelberg Travel Guide This lovely university city has a rich baroque history that has long attracted tourists from all over the globe. Situated in the Neckar River valley near the Odenwald (Forest of Odin), this city houses Germany’s oldest university. The historical and intellectual charms of Heidelberg promise something for every tourist and many tourists…
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Hanover Travel Guide As the capital of Lower Saxony in Germany, Hanover has earned a reputation as a global hub for commerce and industry, while also maintaining a vibrant art scene. Since hosting Expo 2000, Hanover has remained a prime spot for exhibitions, including the annual industrial trade fair CeBIT. This pedestrian-friendly city offers visitors…
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Hamburg Travel Guide The rivers Elbe, Alster, and Bille meet in Hamburg, gracing the city with many streams and lakes. Hamburg’s harbours are among the busiest in Germany, and the city centre itself is home to many beautiful churches and famous museums. Many of the most popular tourist attractions in Hamburg can be found in…
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Frankfurt Travel Guide Frankfurt may be one of Germany’s busiest financial hubs, but it is also one of the country’s most beautiful cities, where there is a perfect balance of old and new architecture creating a lively and vibrant cityscape. The city’s distinctive mix of modern and classic architecture offers the best of both worlds.…
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Düsseldorf Travel Guide Düsseldorf, located on the banks of the River Rhine, is a beautiful city known for its elegant architecture, spacious parks, and ubiquitous bars. Famous for its 260 pubs found in the old town centre, where the best German beers are offered, Düsseldorf is also graced with great natural beauty. Large areas of…
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Dresden Travel Guide Dresden, built along the banks of the Elbe River that flows through the city for a length of 15 miles, is famous for its beautiful riverside landscapes and Baroque architecture. Dresden’s charm has enthralled visitors for centuries, making tourism one of the city’s largest industries. In the 19th century, Dresden was one of…
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Cologne Travel Guide Known to be one of the world’s greatest historical and cultural centres, Germany’s oldest city is today a financial hub famous for its restaurants, nightlife, and carnivals. Visitors to Cologne, with its perfect blend of modern and old-world charm, can explore its architecturally outstanding churches and beautiful art museums. One of the…
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Bremen Travel Guide Bremen on Germany’s northwest coast is one of the country’s oldest coastal cities. Here visitors will find its relaxing atmosphere and beautiful old architecture equally charming. Although Bremen started out as a small fishing village in Roman times, it has since grown to become one of Germany’s busiest ports. Bremen is a…
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Bonn Travel Guide The former capital of West Germany, Bonn boasts a rich history, beautiful countryside, dramatic buildings, and medieval architecture that enthrall visitors. Bonn is famous for being the birthplace of Beethoven, and today its universities, concerts, and culture make it one of Germany’s most vibrant cities. The best way to experience many of…
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Berlin Travel Guide The largest city in Germany, Berlin is best known for being one of the greenest cities in Europe. Over 60 per cent of its area is either parkland or river. You will find that Berlin is not only green and lush, it is also a city of great historical significance, and was…
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