Germany – Travel Destinations

Explore the highlights of Germany. Discover tips and recommendations for all sixteen states of the country.

Here you can find out further information about castles, exhibitions, museums and more.

There is also further information about culinary highlights in different major cities – such as Cologne & Berlin.

Sunset Aerial View at Kloster Gerleve in Billerbeck. The Abbey lies on the route between Nottuln and Coesfeld - which forms part of the St James' Way. During golden hour is a perfect time to soak up the picturesque landscapes and rolling hills, which surround the monastery.

St James’ Way (Jakobsweg) in Münsterland : Nottuln to Coesfeld

It’s no secret that Germany has an abundance of picturesque hiking routes. However, you might not have known that an official section of the Camino de Santiago (St James’ Way) passes through the country. Since the ninth century pilgrims have been travelling through the region of North Rhine Westphalia as part of the historic route

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The Autoscooter (in German), also known as the Dodgems, is one of the classic attractions at the Kirmes in Köln. Night time offers a great opportunity for long exposure photos, with colourful lights creating stunning light trails.

Kirmes in Köln-Deutz – Tips for planning your visit

After a couple of years break, the Kirmes in Köln Deutz is returning. The funfair will take place again twice yearly on the Deutzer Werft in the city of Cologne. In this post you can find out more about the history of the city of Cologne’s largest funfair, alongside further information about current highlights, entrance

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The Cologne Cathedral is the most iconic landmark of the city of Cologne in Germany - with impressive curved archways and stained glass windows. You can either explore the interior of the cathedral or climb to one of the top of the towers.

Things to do in Cologne besides the cathedral (plus what’s free)

Everybody’s first point of call might be the cathedral, but did you know about these things to do in Cologne besides the cathedral? All of the activities mentioned in this post are budget-friendly and won’t break the bank. They are also great activities for adventurers, nature-lovers and foodies. I’ll also introduce you to one of

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The Baumwollspinnerei is the largest former cotton mill in the whole of Europe, located in the city of Leipzig. Its unique architecture, consisting of red-orange brickwork, impresses visitors, which can roam the former industrial site free of charge. This point of interest is one of Leipzig's most unique tourist attractions.

Leipzig- Unique places to visit in Germany’s capital of music

Composers in Leipzig : why the city is famous for music The city of Leipzig -located in the state of Saxony in Germany- is nicknamed by locals as Germany’s capital of music. During a visit to the city, you can discover its history & culture, as well as some of Europe’s most unique travel destinations.

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Muenster- a guide to planning your first visit

The city of Muenster (also known as Münster) in North-Rhine Westphalia in Germany, is one of the most culturally-significant cities in the entire region. It’s local nickname – the Rome of North Europe – comes from its historical religious significance and numerous churches which can be discovered across the city. The city, however, also boasts

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The Medienhafen in Düsseldorf is one of the best free locations to visit, with spectacular views onto the river Rhein, Rheinturm (lookout tower with restaurant) and onto the city centre.

Düsseldorf – the museums you didn’t know about

Are you planning a visit to Düsseldorf? Alongside top tourist-spots such as the Königsallee and Schadowstraße, there are plenty of hidden gems to discover. Not only can you discover Little Tokyo on Immermanstraße, home to Germany’s largest Japanese community, but there are also many museums to visit across the city. From art collections to film

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Schloss Charlottenburg is the largest palace in Berlin and is one of the best hidden gems to visit in the city. The golden gallery is one of the most famous rooms, with its beautiful green walls and golden carvings on them.

Berlin travel guide – hidden gems & day out ideas for your next visit

Are you planning a trip to Berlin this year? You’re probably on the look-out for hidden gems, day out ideas and secret spots in the city. With this Berlin travel guide you’ll be able to learn about the best attractions to visit – including museums – as well as local parks & day trips in

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Karls Erlebnisdorf is a theme park located in Elstal near Berlin. One of the main attractions in the park is the Saftpresser, constructed out of two metal pillars, one of which is illuminated with LED lights. A green sign with the 'Karls' logo references to the park's logo.

Karls Erlebnisdorf – Secret theme park in Elstal, near Berlin

Planning a visit to Berlin? If you’re looking for a unique day out idea, then this one needs to be on your bucket list. The family amusement park Karls Erlebnisdorf is located around 30 minutes from Berlin-Spandau. Karls is one of the unique theme parks in the whole of Germany, with the entire park themed

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Rows of colourful tulips line the tulip fields in Germany. Near Düsseldorf you will find a secret tulip field in Grevenbroich, where rows of colourful tulips bloom. From yellow, red, pink and orange tulips, these are lined up in rows across the field.

Tulip fields in Germany – where to see the tulips near Düsseldorf

Did you know that you don’t need to travel to the Netherlands to see the tulips at spring time? If you’re looking to find Tulip Fields in Germany, I’m going to share one of my favourite hidden spots near Düsseldorf with you. In fact, there are actually multiple tulip fields in North-Rhine Westphalia in Germany

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