Germany Introduction
Germany is the largest country in Central Europe and is a federation of 16 states. This country is equally admired for its engineering skills and for its coziness and old-world charm.
Tourism
This country is known for the high Alps as well as the flowing hills and landscapes with old towns, gothic churches, small villages and medieval houses. Germany has many major cities because they only united in the last centuries. Each city has its own architectural style, art lifestyle and unique character.
The whole of Germany is known for its good food and drink with their top-quality international cooking accompanied by their world-famous beers and wines.
What to See
- Berlin Wall – From the Cold War as well as elegant clubs, shops, galleries and restaurants
- Hamburg – Famous harbor, nightclubs, casinos with a liberal and tolerant culture.
- Munich - Gateway to the Alps and famous for the Oktoberfest.
- Cologne – Huge cathedral, Romanesque churches and archaeological sites.
- Dusseldorf - The capital city of fashion with a vibrant nightlife.
- Frankfurt – World-class museums and theaters with a multicultural population
- Bremen – Old town with interesting history
- Nuremberg – Visit the Gothic Kaiserburg Castle, the Nazi party rally grounds or the Documentation Centre and Courtroom 600 (Nuremberg Trials)
Flights to Berlin
Berlin has a very turbulent and eventful past. No other city can even dream to compare with its numerous and radical changes that transformed the city. Today Berlin is rebuilding itself and is becoming a vibrant metropolis in the heart of Europe. It is a city with breathtaking natural landscapes and historical sites. You can experience Berlin’s intense culture everywhere from fine dining to the opera. The nightlife is exciting, hip, and trendy.
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Flights to Frankfurt
Frankfurt is one of the busiest cities in Germany and the banking center of Germany. This city is reached either by plane, by car, by train, and by bus. However, the most convenient mode of transportation in going to Frankfurt is to travel by plane. The Frankfurt Airport is located 12 kilometers away from the city center. It is composed of two terminals namely Terminal 1 (Hugo Eckener Ring) and the Terminal 2 (Kapitan-Lehmann-Strasse).
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Flights to Munich
Munich is a lush city with the river Isar flowing through it. The city is clean, safe, quiet and a pleasure to walk around. It is a culture rich city with numerous museums, galleries and breathtaking churches with activities such as orchestras, ensembles, opera houses and theatres to compliment it. Munich has it all; good weather, great outdoor activities, beer and fine dining.
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