Germany Destinations

BAMBERG TRAVEL GUIDE There can be no doubt about the status of BAMBERG as one of the most beautiful small cities in Europe. GO! Bamberg

BERLIN TRAVEL GUIDE The division of BERLIN into zones of occupation in 1945, although seemingly arbitrary, followed exisiting local government boundaries. GO! Berlin

COLOGNE TRAVEL GUIDE Cologne: the cathedral spires tower over Germany's oldest city and its innumerable cultural and historical treasures. GO! Cologne

DRESDEN TRAVEL GUIDE “Florence of the North” is how Dresden has been called. A southern city in the North, a Baroque metropolis. GO! Dresden

DÜSSELDORF TRAVEL GUIDE Dusseldorf, better Düsseldorf, is one of the richest towns in Germany. It is a handsome and elegant, modern city on the banks of the Rhine River. GO! Düsseldorf

FRANKFURT TRAVEL GUIDE Straddling the River Main not long before it converges with the Rhine, FRANKFURT AM MAIN is the capital city Germany has never actually had. GO! Frankfurt

HAMBURG TRAVEL GUIDE Hamburg lies about 100 km from the open sea on the River Elbe. With 1,7 million inhabitants, it is the second largest city in the Federal Republic of Germany. GO! Hamburg

HANNOVER TRAVEL GUIDE Hannover (engl. Hanover), formerly sharing the king with the British Empire and today the City of Trade Fairs - including CeBIT. GO! Hannover

MUNICH TRAVEL GUIDE Pending Berlin's full recovery from its long period of division, MUNICH is the German city which most has the air of a capital about it. GO! Munich

STUTTGART TRAVEL GUIDE Beautifully set in the Swabian Mountains and at the edge of the Black Forest Stuttgart is the home of Mercedes Benz. GO! Stuttgart