Germany Destination Information

Vacation Destinations in Germany

• Baden-Baden
  

  Hotels & Resorts in Baden-Baden, Germany

  Brenner's Park

  Steigenberger Europaeischer Hof

  Der Kline Prinz

• Berlin
  Founded in the 13th century, Berlin has had an eventful history. Almost no other metropolis has experienced such frequent, radical changes, and the city has risen to the urban and environmental challenges of rebuilding itself. Spreading across two rivers, its buildings and monuments represent layers of history stretching back to the early years of the Middle Ages. In addition to popular destinations such as the Reichstag, Brandenburg Gate, the remaining stretches of the Berlin Wall, and the Wall Victims Memorial, visitors can take in the city's contemporary skyscrapers, the numerous urban "green spaces", a large zoo and aquarium, and many art and history museums, as well as Berlin's modern and vibrant cultural scene.
  

  Hotels & Resorts in Berlin, Germany

  Hotel Concorde Berlin

  Kempinski Hotel Bristol

  The Westin Grand Berlin

  Crowne Plaza Berlin City Center

  Park Inn by Radisson Berlin Alexanderplatz

• Cologne
  

  Hotels & Resorts in Cologne, Germany

  Dom Hotel

  Hopper St Antonius

  
  
  
• Dresden
  It has been called "Florence of the North" and is the traditional capital of Saxony and the third largest city in eastern Germany after Berlin and Leipzig. It lies in the broad basin of the Elbe River between Meissen and Pirna, 19 miles (30 km) north of the Czech border and 100 miles (160 km) south of Berlin.
  

  Hotels & Resorts in Dresden, Germany

  Qf An Der Frauenkirche

  Taschenberg Palais Kempinski

  Westin Bellevue

  
  
  
• Frankfurt
  Known primarily as a commercial center, this affluent port city is also home to the Imperial Cathedral that has been the coronation site for the sovereigns of the Holy Roman Empire. Today, Frankfurt recalls its illustrious past in some 40 museums, many of which are clustered about the Main River bank, and is the home of a variety of skilled artisans and tradespeople.
  

  Hotels & Resorts in Frankfurt, Germany

  Villa Kennedy

  Le Meridien Parkhotel

• Hamburg
  As Germany's second largest city, Hamburg lives up to its reputation for being elegant, cosmopolitan and "cutting edge", after all, this is the city that put the Beatles on the map. It has more bridges than Venice and Amsterdam combined. Hamburg is also home to world-famous museums, converted covered markets and several art auction houses and galleries. And as Germany's greenest city, over 50 percent of its area is covered in parks, woods and nature reserves.
  

  Hotels & Resorts in Hamburg, Germany

  Hotel Atlantic Kempinski Hamburg

  Steinberger Hamburg

  Moevenpick Hamburg

• Heidelberg
  Set on the River Neckar, Heidelberg is another of Germany's most beautiful towns. Germany's first university was established here, and the city has inspired many of Germany's poets and composers who lauded the natural beauty of the mountains, forests and vineyards that surround the city.
  

  Hotels & Resorts in Heidelberg, Germany

  Crowne Plaza Heidelberg

  Romantik Zum Ritter

• Leipzig
  

  Hotels & Resorts in Leipzig, Germany

  The Westin Leipzig

  Mercure Hotel Leipzig am Johannisplatz

• Munich
  Munich is the capital of Bavaria, set on the bank of the Isar River, and is the site of the Oktoberfest and the Hofbrauhouse. Sip beer in Munich's famed beer gardens, tour the Nymphenburg Palace, and visit the Alte Pinakothek, one of the world's most famous art galleries.
  

  Hotels & Resorts in Munich, Germany

  Hotel Vier Jahreszeiten Kempinski Munich

  Citadines Munich Arnulfpark

  K & K Hotel Am Harras

  
  
  
• Stuttgart
  Stuttgart boasts the best of many things—the most prominent are its ballet, opera, and philharmonic orchestra. Plus, it's no wonder why this fabulous city stands out as one of Germany's biggest manufacturing hubs—Stuttgart is known as the "cradle of the automobile," with 2 of the biggest German car companies, Mercedes-Benz and Porsche, based here. While you're here, make a point to view the astounding scenery surrounding its industrial core. Take a tour of many castles and palaces—one of the most impressive is the towering, majestic castle of Burg Hohenzollern in Swabia, just an hour away. When it comes to local foods, try the Swabian version of macaroni and cheese, Käsespätzle, garnished with crisp, fried onions. Stuttgart is also known as a prominent wine-growing city, and in southern Germany, it's the perfect way to wash down a hardy local dish. Plus, Stuttgart can also be called the gateway to the Black Forest area of Germany, perhaps one of its most fascinating attractions.
  

  Hotels & Resorts in Stuttgart, Germany

  Le Meridien Stuttgart 

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