Top Destinations Germany
Berlin - Berlin - Introduction | ||
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In 2003 the destination Berlin was able to further cement its position as Germany's favourite city destination with approx. 11.3 million registered overnight stays in the commercial accommodation sector. These figures for commercial accommodation with nine or more beds are supplemented every year by a total of 68 million day... Next >>> |
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Munich - Bavaria - Introduction | ||
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Munich is the capital of the German state of Bavaria. It is Germany's 3rd largest city (after Berlin and Hamburg) and is home to around 1.4 million people. Munich is most famous for it's Oktoberfest, a festival that starts in mid September every year and runs to October: a huge hit with tourists as well as locals. Munich... Next >>> |
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Hamburg - Hamburg - Introduction | ||
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Hamburg is located in the northern part of Germany. With approximately 1,750,000 inhabitants, it is Germany’s second largest city, but the parks, lakes and canals spread across the city give it the ambience of a small town. Summer is the best time to visit... Next >>> |
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Cologne - North Rhine-Westphalia - Introduction | ||
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Cologne is located in the western part of Germany. This city of approximately 986,000 inhabitants is more than 2030 years old, making it one of the oldest cities in the country. Today, it is a busy commercial centre, yet it has managed to well preserve its culture and... Next >>> |
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Stuttgart - Baden-Württemberg - Introduction | ||
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The exciting metropolis has the power to charm people with its beautiful squares, palaces and buildings, in all sorts of architectural styles, not to mention its cultural diversity. Top-flight exhibitions, world-famous opera,ballet and drama, variety, musicals and traditional festivals attractmillions of visitors every... Next >>> |
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Dresden - Saxony - Introduction | ||
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Dresden is located in a valley in eastern Germany, along the river Elbe. This town of approximately 500,000 inhabitants is one of Germany’s largest metropolitan areas and a thriving centre, both culturally as well as financially. Dresden has a primarily... Next >>> |
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Nuremberg - Bavaria - Introduction | ||
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Nuremberg is Franconia's largest city in the German state of Bavaria situated on the Pegnitz River. The population of this modern city, as per demographic records of 2006 is 500,000, the total area of the city is 186.38 square km.... Next >>> |
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