Whilst backpackers and twenty-somethings flock to Munich for the city’s annual Oktoberfest, the Bavarian capital is more than just a beer-swiller’s paradise. Germany’s third largest city…
Located in the Franconia region of Northern Bavaria and straddling both banks of the Main River in Germany’s south, Wurzburg is celebrated for its architecture, artworks…
Situated in Bavaria, in southern Germany, and surrounded by the clear waters of Lake Constance (Bodensee in German), Lindau is a picturesque medieval town well worth…
The capital city of the German region of Saarland Bundesland is Saarbrücken. Located in the far western part of Germany, Saarland may be the smallest state,…
One of Germany’s oldest holiday routes, the Castle Road – or Burgenstraße – stretches for 770 kilometres between Mannheim and Bayreuth, taking in some sixty castles,…
More often than not there’s just not time on your European holiday to visit everywhere you want to. A whistle-stop tour of multiple cities, towns…
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Romantic Road, Germany: Itinerary and Touring Guide by Car, Coach and Train
9 September, 2019Once a Middle Ages trading route, Germany’s Romantic Road now winds through 460 kilometres (286 miles) of picturesque landscapes and quaint medieval towns bursting with…
Tucked away in the southeastern corner of Germany in the picturesque countryside of the Bavarian Alps, the historic town of Berchtesgaden and the neighbouring Berchtesgaden…
Garmisch–Partenkirchen, or GaPa as it’s known for short, is billed on its own website as “the most famous town of the Bavarian Alps.” To be fair,…
Although it is most widely known for its once-every-decade Passion Play that is staged in town, there are plenty of other reasons that make a visit…