Places To Go Germany

As you would expect, Frankfurt fits the profile of a financial capital. It is home to the European Central Bank, Germany's largest stock exchange, and the headquarters of the country's major commercial Banks. But as well as the high-rise skyline, the city has a lot to offer both the traveller and the trader.

Located at the River Neckar, romantic Heidelberg is regarded as one of Germany's most beautiful cities. Visit the city's world famous castle, a showpiece of German romanticism, which features the world's largest wine barrel.

Travel to the most well-preserved medieval town in Germany along the magnificent Romantische Strasse ("Romantic Road").

Unravel the enthralling history behind Berlin's old Jewish quarter. Visit buildings, monuments, and significant sites associated with its hey-day, including the site of Berlin's first synagogue. As you walk, your guide illustrates the sequence of events that led to the decimation of Germany's largest Jewish community. Please note: This tour is in English only.

Combine a hop-on hop-off tour of Berlin with a trip to Hamburg, and discover Germany's two largest cities. Take in the German capital's landmarks such as the Reichstag and Brandenburg Gate. Catch a coach to the maritime city of Hamburg and enjoy a guided tour of the sights from a hop-on hop-off double decker bus.

Hamburg might be the second largest city in Germany, but it certainly has the biggest reputation! Unlock all the history, culture, and entertainment of this beautiful city and discover its fun-loving soul.

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Relax and enjoy the scenic drive to the 11th-century Harburg Castle, one of southern Germany's biggest and best-preserved castles. Continue on to the medieval town of Rothenburg where you are free to explore independently. Your road back to Munich takes you through Hallertau, the world's largest hop-growing area.