
Germany
A journey where tradition meets innovation – Every city offers a unique experience
Germany brings together culture, technology and natural beauty. Visit Berlin, Munich and Cologne, each home to impressive landmarks and a distinctive character. Discover Frankfurt, Dresden and Nuremberg, explore the Black Forest, ski in the Bavarian Alps and enjoy romantic cruises along the Rhine and Danube. With its remarkable variety of experiences, Germany is a rewarding year-round destination.
Discover Germany’s top attractions, including the Brandenburg Gate and the Berlin Wall, the fairytale Neuschwanstein Castle, Nuremberg’s Christmas markets and the Romantic Road, winding through picturesque villages and historic castles. Hike through the Black Forest and take a cruise along the Rhine for unforgettable experiences that bring together history, nature and culture.
German cuisine places great emphasis on tradition, simple yet satisfying flavours and making the most of quality ingredients. Each region has its own distinctive specialities, with local dishes best enjoyed in Bavaria’s traditional beer halls. Authentic favourites include bratwurst, pretzels, schnitzel and dark beer. The German way of life combines discipline with a deep appreciation of culture, from classical music and theatre to outdoor cafés and cycle routes through leafy, green cities.
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Germany’s national dish, sauerbraten, is a traditional marinated beef or pork roast, slow-cooked to develop a rich, distinctive flavour. It is usually served with red cabbage and Spätzle noodles. Sauerbraten embodies the authenticity of German cuisine and can be found in restaurants throughout the country. A true symbol of tradition, it is the perfect dish for travellers eager to discover the culinary soul of Germany.
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