Germany

Nuremberg is the second-largest city in the southeastern German state of Bavaria. Home to over half a million people, Nuremberg (known as Nürnberg in German) sees an influx of visitors towards the end of each year, with travellers from all over the world eager to experience the infamous Christmas Market. Yet, regardless of when you decide to visit, you’ll need to figure out where to stay in Nuremberg. The city has a long and rich history, as it was once an important European trade area during the Middle Ages. Trains from Munich and Frankfurt take just over one and two…

Hamburg is Germany’s second city with almost two million residents. Its connection to the North Sea via the River Elbe turned it into an important port city in the 12th century. Its maritime history means that Hamburg’s skyline is full of industrial buildings and former warehouses transformed into malls and bars with canals lining the streets.  But there are many “prettier” German cities like Munich and Leipzig. And the capital Berlin boasts far more cultural things to do. With so many other options, is Hamburg worth visiting? Of course! Hamburg is a liveable city which means it has an abundance…

While Berlin is the capital of Germany, Munich is the capital of Bavaria, Germany’s Southern state. Munich is a fairly large city, with about 1.5 million residents, and is a prime tourist destination with too many activities and attractions such as Englischer Garten and Deutsches museum within the region. Best known for beer gardens and Oktoberfest, Munich is a must for any German vacation itinerary. In total, Munich has 25 boroughs. To help plan your trip, we’ve rounded up some of the best Munich neighborhoods and Munich hotels to choose from. Trying to work out where to stay in Munich…

Berlin is a city packed to the brim with culture, politics, innovation and science. A place where its world-famous, tangible history fills the streets, fueling what the city means today. Located in northeastern Germany on the banks of the Rivers Spree and Havel, the capital and the largest city of Germany is home to 3.7 million people, making it the second most populous city proper in the European Union behind the city of London. As well as the locals, Berlin attracts tourists by the thousands every year and keeps them coming back for more. A modern multicultural metropolis, Berlin somehow…

Heidelberg Germany is a beautiful destination that is a bit off the beaten path for travelers to Germany. Located on the River Neckar in southwest Germany, Heidelberg is famous as the home of Heidelberg University and Heidelberg Castle, as well as the world’s longest continuous shopping street. In addition to the history, architecture and shopping, Heidelberg is surrounded by expansive forests and hills, and offers many day trip opportunities to nearby towns and villages. With our guide to Heidelberg hotels and the best neighborhoods in Heidelberg, you can easily decide where to stay in Heidelberg. We will cover off all…

Germany is a country situated in western Europe and has a varying landscape including forests and mountain ranges. The population is 83 million and the capital is Berlin. Germany has a rich culture and history, with many castles and palaces still standing today. The country is known for its beautiful architecture, beer, cars and of course bratwurst. Germany itself is a beautiful country with many top tourist destinations and attractions. The country has been through many wars, including World War I and II, which have had a significant impact on its architecture and monuments. The castles and palaces in Germany…

The area around Fussen is so beautiful that King Ludwig II chose to build one of his castles here and yet, most people now visit Neuschwanstein Castle on a day trip from Munich. This is a shame because there is so much more to explore besides the castle. Whether you are staying in Fussen for one night to get a head start on tourists visiting the castle, or staying longer to explore this stretch of Bavarian Alps, we can help you decide where to stay in Fussen.  We will cover off all types of Fussen accommodation options from Hostels to…

There are many reasons to visit Cologne, the largest city of Germany’s western state of North Rhine-Westphalia. This university town is known for Christmas Markets, over a dozen cathedrals, cultural attractions, and a scenic spot along the Rhine River. With over 1 million residents and nine city districts, deciding where to stay in Cologne is an important decision. With this guide, we can help you find the best area for tourists, and the best Cologne hotels for every budget. We will cover off all types of Cologne accommodation options from Hostels to luxury Cologne hotels as well as how to…

So you are planning a visit to the “Florence of Germany.” While Dresden Germany is perhaps best known for the total devastation incurred during WWII, the city has been rebuilt and has much to offer travelers who come here. Most of the best attractions in Dresden are closely centered around the Old Town area, making it a very walkable city. Should you choose one of the Dresden hotels outside of the city center, the public transportation system in Dresden includes 12 tram routes and 27 bus routes, so you’ll be able to get around easily, no matter where you stay…

Whether you are driving the Romantic Road or just looking to experience a quaint German village, a visit to Rothenburg ob der Tauber is in order. While many travelers visit Rothenburg Germany on a day trip from Nuremburg, it’s well worth an overnight stay so you can experience the magic of Rothenburg without the day trip crowds. You may even fall in love with one of the many Rothenburg ob der Tauber hotels and decide to stay a bit longer! First, let’s review your choices for where to stay in Rothenburg and then you can choose the best accommodation in…