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Read moreThe best time to visit Germany is between May and September. Despite the occasional showers, warm weather, and long days make these months the ideal time to explore all that Germany has to offer.
The weather is usually mild and pleasant in the late spring, before average temperatures move towards the 70s and higher in June, July, and August. You’ll get the hottest weather in cities like Frankfurt and Offenbach, while Berlin enjoys warm—if often rainy—days in the summer. Weather aside, there’s plenty worth celebrating in Germany between May and September. Whether it’s the Hafengeburtstag festival in Hamburg, Karneval in Berlin, or Munich’s world-famous Oktoberfest, you’ll find more than enough going on to keep you entertained during your visit here.
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Monthly weather and travel tips for Germany
January is the coldest and darkest month in Germany, with short days and temperatures scraping just above the 32°F mark. It’s not all doom and gloom though. The cold climate makes for nice ski conditions up in the mountains and is a great excuse for staying indoors and making the most of Germany’s museums, galleries, shops, and restaurants.
While not as popular among skiers as some of its next-door neighbors, Germany still has numerous top resorts that should put it on your slope map, including Garmisch-Partenkirchen, the Harz Mountains, and Allgäu. The capital won’t be quite as cold as up on the busy slopes, but you’ll still need to bundle up – do it in style at the January installment of Berlin Fashion Week.
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The weather across most of Germany in February is ever so slightly warmer than January – but you’ll still need to pack warm clothes to ward off the 30–40 degree temperatures. Though it’s particularly chilly near Hamburg and the Baltic Sea coast, the good news is that February is also one of the country’s driest months.
The cold, dry weather and the February school vacations mean the ski slopes and resorts are at their busiest at this time of year. While the ski season is in full swing up in the mountains, there are plenty of parties down in metropolitan areas too. The “Karneval” period begins in November, but reaches its festive peak during the week before Lent. During this time, you’ll see main roads in cities like Cologne, Mainz, and Bonn turn into walkways for parades, carnival processions, and crowds of partygoers in costumes.
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Germany in March can feel a bit chilly to start with, but there’s a fresh, spring feel towards the end of the month. Despite climbing temperatures and more appearances from the sun, it’s a good idea to pack plenty of warm clothing – maybe even some sunglasses for the occasional bright spring afternoon.
The events calendar and the crowds are pretty quiet in Germany in March, except for a surge of tourists visiting Berlin for the Internationale Tourismus Börse (ITB) – the world’s biggest travel exhibition. Another event worth noting is Hamburg’s Hamburger Dom. Not only is it one of the oldest fairs in Europe—dating as far back as 1329—it’s one of the biggest too, so expect roller coasters, rides, food, and fun for the whole family.
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Spring is in full swing in Germany by April. While the sun is in the sky and Germany’s average temperature comes in at around 50°F for the month, weather conditions can still be a little unpredictable. With sunshine one second and rain the next, packing an umbrella and raincoat is a good idea.
Come rain or shine, it’s a busy month for events and activities, with Easter festivities happening up and down the country. April in Berlin is a time to celebrate the arts, with film events, classical music galas, and weekend art galleries. With Oktoberfest feeling a little too far away for some, cities like Stuttgart and Munich crack open the kegs early for the traditional Spring Festival celebrations. You can keep the lederhosen and dirndls on to mark Maifest’s end of winter festivities, or swap them for witch and warlock costumes for the Halloween-like Walpurgisnacht parades in Harz Mountain villages.
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Good Friday
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Easter Sunday
April 9, 2023
Easter Monday
April 10, 2023
Palm Sunday
April 2, 2023
Maundy Thursday
April 6, 2023
Easter Sunday
April 9, 2023
German Beer Day
April 23, 2023
Girls' Day - Career Information Day
April 27, 2023
Walpurgis Night
April 30, 2023
Average temperatures hover around 60°F in Germany in May. You’ll get slightly cooler weather by the North Sea and Baltic Sea coasts, while more central and southern regions like Berlin and Bavaria boost the average temperatures back up. There are occasional showers too, so bring an umbrella just in case.
The warmer weather comes just in time for locals who enjoy plenty of public holidays and parties in May, beginning with Labor Day on the first of the month. Berlin gets particularly busy on this day, with street parties and demonstrations taking over much of the city. Later in the month, Berlin channels its inner Rio de Janeiro during the Carnival of Cultures—a 4-day celebration of the city’s diversity—while Hamburg puts on concerts, fairs, and fireworks during their Hafengeburtstag party. For something a more low-key, head over to Göttingen to watch the International Handel Festival’s opera performances and classical concerts.
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May Day
May 1, 2023
Ascension Day
May 18, 2023
Whit Sunday
May 28, 2023
Whit Monday
May 29, 2023
Europe Day (Council of Europe)
May 5, 2023
Anniversary of the End of World War II
May 8, 2023
Europe Day (European Union)
May 9, 2023
Mother's Day
May 14, 2023
Father's Day
May 18, 2023
Constitution Day
May 23, 2023
Whit Sunday
May 28, 2023
June in Germany tends to be warm and sunny, with daylight hours often stretching past 9:00 pm. Locals make the most of the weather by swimming in lakes and north coast seas, so pack swimwear and sunscreen if you want to join them for a dip. You’ll want to save space in the suitcase for an umbrella as well, since June is Germany’s rainiest month.
The events calendar is well warmed up by June, a particularly big month for music. There’s something to suit every taste, be it infectious rhythms at Africa Festival in Würzburg, heavy-hitting riffs at Nürburgring’s Rock am Ring, or time-honored classical music at Leipzig’s Bachfest. If none of them get your toes tapping, look out for free concerts in cities across Germany as part of the international Fête de la Musique. Another highlight is Kieler Woche, a week-long sailing festival in Kiel, and the biggest of its kind anywhere.
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Corpus Christi
June 8, 2023
International Childrens' Day
June 1, 2023
European Bicycle Day
June 3, 2023
Visually Impaired People Day
June 6, 2023
Car-free Sunday
June 18, 2023
June Solstice
June 21, 2023
Architecture Day
June 24, 2023
Warm weather and long days make July one of the best times to visit Germany. It’s peak travel season in the country, as locals escape to lakes and coasts to cool off from temperatures that can get as high as 85°F. The hot climate means there’s a chance of thunderstorms too, so pack a raincoat alongside plenty of shorts, t-shirts, and swimwear.
Partywear is also an essential for visits to many German cities in July – particularly with some of Europe’s biggest LGBTQ+ pride parades happening here. These celebrations—known locally as Christopher Street Day—attract hundreds of thousands of people to cities like Berlin, Munich, and Cologne. You can join the party in other parts of Germany too. The city of Coburg comes alive for the Samba Festival, while Hamburg gets its 70s disco outfits on for the Schlagermove street parade. There are also some more relaxed events around, like opera concerts during Munich’s Opernfestspiele, classical music at the Schleswig-Holstein Musik Festival, and new trends at Berlin Fashion Week.
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Average temperatures of around 68°F make August one of the hottest months in Germany. You’ll need to pack clothes to help beat the heat, but a raincoat is a good idea too in case you get caught in the occasional afternoon thunderstorm.
Many locals head up to the northern coastal regions to make the most of August’s summer weather. Besides enjoying the beaches and a cool Baltic Sea breeze, it’s also worth stopping by Rostock to see fleets of magnificent sailing ships during Hanse Sail. Down south in Stuttgart, the city center transforms for 4 days of music, entertainment, and food during the Stuttgarter Sommerfest. And come the end of the month, Berlin plays host to Lange Nacht der Museen – a very special evening on which the capital's museums, castles, and planetariums open all their halls, terraces and archives to the public.
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Assumption of Mary
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Peace Festival in Augsburg
August 8, 2023
While September technically marks the start of autumn in Germany, the warm weather spills over from the summer, offering pleasant temperatures and long days. With the sun in the sky and local kids back at school, September is a great time to explore Germany and visit some of the world-famous events happening here.
One of the most well-known events is Oktoberfest, which, despite the slightly confusing name, does in fact begin in September. Munich is home to the original and biggest Oktoberfest celebration in the world, but you’ll also find beer festivals—and their accompanying fairgrounds and traditional German food—in cities like Hannover, Stuttgart, Frankfurt, and Berlin. If you want a break from the beer tents, the (hopefully) sunny September weather should provide perfect conditions for watching the Berlin Marathon.
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German World Children's Day
September 20, 2023
World Peace Day
September 1, 2023
German Language Day
September 9, 2023
European Heritage Days
September 10, 2023
German World Children's Day
September 20, 2023
September Equinox
September 23, 2023
The weather in Germany in October can be a little unpredictable, but stays fairly mild in general. You’ll still get some sunny days, but a cool and crisp climate means you’ll need a couple of layers when going out and about in Germany. If you want to layer up like the locals, don your dirndl or lederhosen to see out the end of September’s Oktoberfest celebrations in style.
There’s still plenty to do in Germany once the beer-filled festivities are over. Munich packs up the beer tents and stows away the steins to make way for the city’s annual marathon in early or mid-October. Over in Frankfurt, literature lovers can indulge at the largest book fair in the world, while Berlin is the place to see famous landmarks illuminated during the Festival of Lights.
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Day of German Unity
October 3, 2023
Reformation Day
October 31, 2023
Harvest Festival
October 1, 2023
Grandparents' Day
October 8, 2023
Day of the Libraries
October 24, 2023
World Thrift Day
October 30, 2023
Halloween
October 31, 2023
You’ll get early signs of winter in November in Germany. The average temperature drops to the single digits, so the weather tends to be cold, wet, and windy. The grey skies do have their benefits though. Most of the earlier months’ crowds have thinned by November, so you can make the most of shorter lines for some of Germany’s top tourist attractions.
Between visits to sites like Brandenburg Gate, the Reichstag, and Berlin’s Museum Island, there are a couple of events to check out if you’re in the area. JazzFest Berlin puts on a show with live concerts, films, and talks, while later in November, Munich hosts the Tollwood Winter Festival – a cultural gathering with music and arts, food and markets, and an eco-friendly focus.
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All Saints' Day
November 1, 2023
Repentance Day
November 22, 2023
Fall of the Berlin Wall
November 9, 2023
Night of Broken Glass Remembrance Day
November 9, 2023
St. Martin's Day
November 11, 2023
National Day of Mourning
November 19, 2023
Sunday of the Dead
November 26, 2023
The winter chill sets in come December in Germany. Pack warm for temperatures hovering just above the freezing mark – or below it in some of the Alpine regions. If you’re dreaming of a white Christmas, there’s potential for some snow in Bavaria in December, with chances increasing the higher you move up into the mountains.
Despite the cold weather outside, crowds flock to famous Christmas markets all over the country. Town squares are taken over by rustic wooden huts, selling traditional Christmas food, handcrafted gifts, and plenty of warm mulled wine. Christkindlesmarkt in Nuremberg, Striezelmarkt in Dresden, and Gendarmenmarkt in Berlin are among some of the biggest and best Christmas markets in Europe. Once you’ve had your fill of Christmas festivities, get ready to celebrate New Year’s Eve—known locally as Silvester—with fireworks and parties all across Germany.
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New Year's Eve
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Christmas Day
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Boxing Day
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First Advent Sunday
December 3, 2023
Saint Nicholas Day
December 6, 2023
Second Advent Sunday
December 10, 2023
Third Advent Sunday
December 17, 2023
Remembrance Day for Roma and Sinti killed by Genocide
December 19, 2023
December Solstice
December 22, 2023
Christmas Eve
December 24, 2023
Fourth Advent Sunday
December 24, 2023
The best weather in Germany comes between May and September. The temperature and conditions change during this season, but in general you can look forward to a warm climate and long days, particularly in July and August, the two hottest months in Germany. Temperatures in cities like Berlin and Frankfurt can get up to the high 80s during this time. May and June offer milder weather made for exploring the great outdoors, while September remains surprisingly warm as summer turns into autumn. The weather forecast between May and September should make for pleasant reading, but an umbrella is a good idea too in case of spring showers and summer thunderstorms.
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Berlin | High | 38°F | 39°F | 49°F | 58°F | 66°F | 71°F | 78°F | 77°F | 67°F | 58°F | 48°F | 43°F |
Low | 30°F | 27°F | 32°F | 40°F | 47°F | 52°F | 58°F | 56°F | 49°F | 43°F | 38°F | 34°F | |
Rainfall | 17 days | 14 days | 15 days | 14 days | 15 days | 15 days | 16 days | 15 days | 14 days | 15 days | 16 days | 17 days | |
Munich | High | 38°F | 35°F | 49°F | 57°F | 63°F | 71°F | 76°F | 75°F | 64°F | 56°F | 47°F | 42°F |
Low | 29°F | 23°F | 32°F | 39°F | 47°F | 53°F | 57°F | 55°F | 49°F | 42°F | 36°F | 30°F | |
Rainfall | 17 days | 14 days | 15 days | 14 days | 15 days | 15 days | 16 days | 15 days | 14 days | 15 days | 16 days | 17 days | |
Hamburg | High | 39°F | 40°F | 48°F | 55°F | 62°F | 67°F | 74°F | 72°F | 64°F | 57°F | 48°F | 43°F |
Low | 31°F | 29°F | 33°F | 38°F | 46°F | 50°F | 56°F | 54°F | 50°F | 44°F | 39°F | 35°F | |
Rainfall | 17 days | 14 days | 15 days | 14 days | 15 days | 15 days | 16 days | 15 days | 14 days | 15 days | 16 days | 17 days | |
Frankfurt | High | 41°F | 40°F | 51°F | 59°F | 65°F | 71°F | 78°F | 76°F | 66°F | 57°F | 48°F | 44°F |
Low | 33°F | 30°F | 36°F | 42°F | 48°F | 54°F | 59°F | 58°F | 52°F | 46°F | 40°F | 36°F | |
Rainfall | 17 days | 14 days | 15 days | 14 days | 15 days | 15 days | 16 days | 15 days | 14 days | 15 days | 16 days | 17 days | |
Cologne | High | 42°F | 40°F | 51°F | 57°F | 63°F | 68°F | 74°F | 73°F | 65°F | 58°F | 50°F | 46°F |
Low | 34°F | 31°F | 35°F | 41°F | 47°F | 52°F | 57°F | 56°F | 50°F | 46°F | 41°F | 37°F | |
Rainfall | 17 days | 14 days | 15 days | 14 days | 15 days | 15 days | 16 days | 15 days | 14 days | 15 days | 16 days | 17 days | |
Düsseldorf | High | 43°F | 42°F | 51°F | 58°F | 64°F | 69°F | 75°F | 74°F | 66°F | 59°F | 51°F | 47°F |
Low | 35°F | 32°F | 36°F | 42°F | 48°F | 53°F | 58°F | 57°F | 51°F | 47°F | 41°F | 39°F | |
Rainfall | 17 days | 14 days | 15 days | 14 days | 15 days | 15 days | 16 days | 15 days | 14 days | 15 days | 16 days | 17 days |
Weather data provided by Forecast.io
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The best places to visit in Germany
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Berlin
Popular in July
History, Sightseeing, Museums
Munich
Popular in July
City Walks, Beer, Old Town
Hamburg
Popular in July
Harbor, City Walks, Sightseeing
Frankfurt
Popular in July
City Walks, Shopping, Old Town
Cologne
Popular in December
Cathedral, Old Town, City Walks
Düsseldorf
Popular in December
Old Town, Shopping, City Walks
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This was a fantastic city to visit during the Christmas Market season. It was much smaller and much less crowded than Nuremberg. I would not hesitate to come back for another visit.
If you do like nature wide beaches the north seafood and a total relaxed atmosphere than you should come to visit St. Peter-Ording at least once in your lifetime and please bring your kids have a walk enjoy the posibilities of thinks to do and on your way back to wherever you from make a stop in Hamburg what else do you need for a perfect holiday experience ;-))
Nice place, friendly staff, excellent dinner and first class breakfast !
Amazing vibes in this city! So much to do, you will never be bored.
A really cool place despite the bad weather. Buy the Hamburg Card to get around in Hamburg with the public transport. It only costs 17 euro a day for up to 5 persons. You can travel by bus, subway and ferries. Take a free ferry ride to see Hamburg from the river. We took a bike tour around Hamburg that was really good fun and you get a better idea of the layout of the city. A lot of restaurants but they can be busy so you may want to make a reservation ahead.
A beautiful river runs thru the City. Nice old town. Everything is within walking distance.
We had a convention at the castle during the weekend, but added a day earlier and a extra day after to our stay to visit Bacharach. We had a really pleasant meal at Luz de Mar, and the view around town are gorgeous. If you have the time to go up to the castle, do it. The view is amazing from there. The village has all the basic amenities, like a grocerie store, ATM and even a night store. A tourist centre and some small other shops. Plenty restaurants to pick from ( even in the low season).
it was 2 nights stay in Kevelaer and on the 2nd day dedicated to worship GOD by participating 2x the holy masses, 1x rosary pray, visit the main church , in between lunch in e the Golden Swan restaurant, which is very good taste. in Parkhotel we got the simple buffet breakfast, but it is satisfied not a lavished one of course . I highly recommend Park Hotel with very good location and cleanliness.
I liked very much the Factory Hotel and the restaurants around it. Bus 16 took us directly to downtown where we had a walk and it was super cozy with small shops and cafes... I will definitely come-back to explore more about the City. Wearher very nice, suny, and stunning blue sky.
A very good city in Germany. Not much expensive. I hope I can stay again for more days.
Munich is fab, but it's hella expensive in the tourist areas. If you do some research, you could probably find better value restaurants further out from the city centre. The transport system is second to none, so it should be easy to do. Lots of sights to see, museums, Allianz Stadium etc. It's a great city to visit, and I'd go again tomorrow :)
It’s lovely. A business center mostly it deserves at least 2 or three days. Cruises for the river need prior reservation because they are fully booked.
Quiet residential village for peaceful stay with easy access to Munich City centre.
I like the Old Town Dresden's historical buildings, Residenzschloss Museum and Zwinger Palace Museum, Frauenkirche. Albertplatz area for eating. The magnificent sunset view of the Old Town historical buildings from the bridges on Elbe River.
City walks are nice to experience the historical importance of the place...
The city appears a little gloomy at first but it contains multiple attractions especially for those interested in transportation. Highlights are Miniatur Wunderland, the Airbus factory tour, the International Maritime Museum and the Auswanders Museum at Ballinstadt. An orchestra concert in the Grosser Saal of the Elbphilharmonie is a thrilling experience. The HVV system of U-Bahns, S-Bahns, buses and ferries is easy to navigate and a pleasure to ride.
It was great. Great location. Cute set up. Easy walk to town. Only thing I would have them fix the drainage on the shower made showering pretty difficult with four people and water going everywhere even on the lowest pressure setting. Also, you should let people know about the free train pass and parking pass. We had no idea and we could have just taken the train to Staufen instead of renting a car.
We stayed at Ko'ono hotel with a wonderful Restaurant. We went on a walk to visit Mainau island which was beautiful with a Butteflygreenhouse, wonderful walks amongs colourful flowers , We visited the Palace owned by the Bernadotte family, we went to see the beautiful Orchids exhibition with thousands of orchids. There are several restaurants and shops on the island . We didnt actually have time to visit the town of Konstanz, only a drive through but its a beautiful town.
It is volkswagen town, but not only. trains, river barges makes industrial trial very intresting.
The City is full of things to do. The football is the best in the world. The Bars and the beer are the best in the world. The people are wonderfully friendly. There';s nowhere quite like Dortmund
Nettetal is a relaxed place to spend some time. Our preferred activities were cycling on the old train tracks or nature walks around the beautiful lakes. Getting around is easy. The Dewittsee is our favorite spot.
Stunning. Excellent service. Dinner was Delicious and we enjoyed a walk and breakfast at the Konter and Kaffeehays in Essen.
Nice city! English park has been just amazing! Sometimes rude people, but still the general impression is more positive. A city worth visiting!
There are so many things to see particularly if you are into history
We loved this apartment. It was obvious that our host put a lot of TLC into the decor and the amenities. We especially loved the common area where coffee, sofa, beer and wine were available for a nominal fee. Beds were very comfortable. Apartment was spotless. Kitchen was well equipped. Host was friendly and courteous and we felt very welcome. Wish we could have stayed longer.
Nice city, as I lived there for several years a while back it was nice to revisit.
The weather was not so good, the rain prevented me from walking through the parks and pedestrian zones. Maybe next time, there will be better weather for sightseeing and shopping.
A wonderful and diverse city, hospital, efficient, friendly and inviting! Highly recommended. Romer and Dom are exceptional! Main river is a treasure! Museums are magnificent! Another "must" tour is Hochst neighbourhood! And lots and lots of places. I love Frankfurt!
Alf is a great, small but quiet and cute little village in the Moselle valley! Its perfect for Hiking and Cycling as well as longer trips to the major sights of the moselle region, which you reach quite quickly from the train station in Bullay. Also you can take a ship, which is a great activity in itself. The village is not busy, but we didnt expect that anyway.
Beautiful town, wonderful food, amazing architecture and gardens!
A great little village with a lovely lake but it can get very busy. Easy access to railway station to get around the area.
Nice views and attractions. We travelled with a kid. It was interesting to travel in the cable car & zoo visit. And many restaurants to try out. We would visit again later.
it is a very nice place to visit for the history, museums, palaces, parks etc
Tolle Stadt mit sehr viel Charme und toller Geschichte
Alpirsbach is a very nice old town. It has an old monastery and a functioning brewery that supplies a few brews to the area's restaurants, bar and food and beverage stores. It is located on the Kinzig river, a small natural waterway where many of the local restaurant get their fresh trout. It is as Black Forrest as it comes. I have been to the area many times and am enjoying every visit.
Beautiful old city with breath taking scenery and lovely atmosphere .
My wife and I came to Frankfurt to visit the US consulate, and we were pleasantly surprised with the city. There is a very nice river walk area, and amazing restaurants everywhere. The public transport is extensive and convenient. We easily found things to do on a Monday night, even accidentally finding one outdoor festival on the way to another.
Stay in Morfelden-Walldort is okay. Food in an Italian restaurant is excellent.
It is not a fun city. a bit too expensive as well.
I've got limited walking ability at the moment but I saw some of the key sites I wanted to see, the Cathedral, the Alt Market, some of the famous Brauhaus amongst them but there were more things I would have liked to do. I will certainly need to go back!
I loved being there for a weekend. The town is small and charming, and the beach is lovely. I'd actually be happy to say there longer when it gets hot in the summer. The sea seems like it would be very nice to swim in..
Hoyel had 24 hour check-in facility. Excellent shower pressure. Complementary sparkling water. Petrol station across the road with very good prices.
The Eagles nest was very nice (we went on a clear, sunny day). Remember your face mask before you board the bus (despite what they say, you can wear any type). The lake was ok (walchesee and eibsee are nicer IMO). Nice to swim in but as there were boat excursions, you can smell the fuel. You can only rent rowing etc boats. No paddle boards etc.
Be sure to visit the Gutenberg museum and enjoy walking through old town. If you have an extra day it is a short train ride down to Rüdesheim where a gondola can take you up the hill to a lovely hike and boat ride.
Glowe, Germany is a small town on the Baltic Sea. This is a vacation town. There was a grocery store, small miniature golf course, restaurants and vacation rentals. Not much else going on. That being said—if you want night life, look elsewhere. Perfect place for a weekend stay… awhile week I’d get bored.
Visiting family, we enjoyed the surroundings and the old city
Great location and great breakfast. The on-site restaurant is good. We had dinner there: foods are good, but the waitress is not as good as expected.
A safe country old town with cobbled streets and many lovely old buildings. Felt very safe walking alone in the evening. Plenty of nice venues to eat traditional foods - excellent bus and train service to get about. Great for visiting HSB steam railway etc. Irish Bar with Sky Sports in addition to all the usual cafes etc.
Braunschweig has a beautiful center with very old historical (much rebuilt after WW2) buildings, and also a very modern shopping mall (Schloss). People are very easy going and friendly. There are many opportunities to eat and drink on a terras or inside places.
Lovely city!!! It was my first trip to Europe. I will visit again g
A wonderful, small, and uncrowded town near many incredible sites and beautiful places. Highly recommended!
Goed hotel voor een kort verblijf. Uitstekende kamer, goed ontbijt en goede, maar zeer beperkte dinerkaart.
I love Berlin. Yes, there are parts that are kind of dirty, but you have to understand the history of Berlin. Going back 30 years ago when the wall fell and everything that has happened since then. There's very good restaurants. On Wilhelmstraße there's a German food restaurant that is very good. Come to Berlin and check it out.
You will find many different cities in Berlin just walking trough from one destination to another. City where you can loose and find yourself again within very short time and its all in hands of yours.
Lots of bars and restaurants late night life is great
Munich is a wonderful city! We have visited many times over the last 40 years. We always find new and interesting events and bits of history. We love the museums and parks.
I love the Wiesbaden area. Great areas to walk, lots of restaurants, and people are very friendly.
Hiker’s paradise! So many opportunities to explore. We really enjoyed visiting the Eagle’s Nest and Lake Königssee. Parking in Berchtesgaden is a bit challenging.
The view from the castle hotel is gorgeous. The town itself is very small and doesn't have much to do, compared to other towns on the Rhine such as Rudesheim Am Rhein and Bacharach. However, you could go to many nearby places by car or by the hourly train.
The locals were very friendly especially our host Thomas. The wineyards are beautiful and we loved the gondola tour up the mountain while we walked the trails down the mountain. The wine museum and musical entertainment were a great way to spend the evening. Thank you Rudesheim am Rhein!
Von allen Ostfriesischen Inseln gefällt mir Juist am besten: 1. keine Autos 2. Fahrradmöglichkeit von ganz im Osten bis ganz im Westen = 20 km. 3, Der grüne Kern der Insel geht von ganz im Osten bis ganz im Westen. Viele Tiere: Hasen, Rehe, Kaninchen und natürlich Vögel in jeglicher Art. 3. Der Inselkern ist zwar sehr lang, aber auch sehr schmal: d.h. überall ist der Abstand vom Meer zum Wattenmeer und dazwischen zur Behausung wohltuend kurz.
My wife and I were in Esslingen to visit with her relatives who live in and near to the city. We enjoyed walking in the old city; a visit to the city fortress; visiting a local winery and enjoying good German food.
Family owned hotel with excellent service. However the language barrier was a bit tough during breakfast. Elevator was missing. 40 minutes away from central Munich, which works if you have a car.
Beautiful City, but all Hotels charging exorbitant prices, compared to other Cities in Germany and Europe.
Excellent stay. Good facilities, nice service, excellent breakfast, cleanliness. Fully equipped room. Free parking, swimming pool and sauna. I'll come back.
Oldest city of Germany with many sights from the Roman times. For a short city tour, half day is enough, but to enjoy all sights and learn more about their history, I would recommend at least 1 day.
Very busy tourist destination, easy to reach old town from train station. Friendly local people.
Beautiful and Quiet City, offers a lot to do and great place to relax!
Es una ciudad hermosa, con calles empedradas y edificios históricos llenos de riqueza cultural.
Lots to see and do. Particularly enjoyed the Rheinturm - fabulous views. Go before 11.00 for a cheaper Early Bird admission. Walking on the promenade alongside the Rhine, the Altstadt and the Christmas markets. Don't forget to try the Altbier. Easy to get around with a comprehensive U-Bahn and tram network.
The town square was so charming we enjoyed going down the stairs from our apartment and finding so many options to eat right on the square and then we also went around another street to find a great place for coffee and baked goods for breakfast. Parking was a little bit of a walk from the center of town where we stayed and you had to pay.
We really enjoyed the hospitality and friendliness of our hosts in this beautifully decorated hotel; the breakfast was excellent and complete, the surroundings are quiet and the hotel room was squeaky clean. Real good quality for a modest price.
Good people. Helpful at checking in and Breakfast was hot and fresh.
Great central location to everything you need to see during your stay in Rothenburg ob der Tauber.
1e ervaring met skiën, voor beginners een mooie start.
City center is very nice and fun to take long walks with restaurants and stores also historical buildings.
Close to some nice sites, like the Maria Laach abbey. We liked it particularly as a departure point for hiking, very nice environment, with hills, canyons, woods and beautiful hilltop views. Having the supermarket nearby in Wassenach is also a plus.
visited Cologne during Christmas time. The Christmas markets were beautiful and full of all attractions. Great time to visit Cologne. Parking at city Center is very expensive but that is expected.
Loved the old town and the picturesque beauty all around. Loved our Hotel Zum Hechten, very spacious room with a great view and a fantastic breakfast. Loved touring the castles in the area. Gorgeous views from the castles and the valleys.
Very charming city with a great old town. The restaurant on the hill with the tram car was great, with wonderful food and great views.
It's A nice hotel friendly staffs, everything was ok,
Really good to stay & all the staff in hotel were cordial & helpful.
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