The port city of Hamburg has a lot to see. With its riverside location, historic buildings, definitive party areas, hipster hangouts and even a nearby lake, this German city is filled to the brim with culture. But even more culture can be found within the surrounding…
With so much history and great energy, it’s no wonder why Munich is such a popular tourist destination in Germany. It’s not all just about historic landmarks though-Munich also has a fantastic party scene with great nightclubs and music that will keep you going all night…
Frankfurt is a metropolis in Germany that is known to be filled with glinting skyscrapers and a bustling business district. However, Frankfurt not only attracts thousands of business travelers but all sorts of other types of travelers, including history-lovers, architecture-fans, and culture-fanatics! From the Old Town,…
The second-largest city in Bavaria (after Munich), and the unofficial capital of Franconia, Nuremberg has a lot of history and culture to get your teeth into. It has risen from the ashes of World War II, with most of the buildings in the Altstadt being painstakingly…
Munich represents quintessential Germany. From its scenic landscape to its Bavarian cuisine to its centuries-old buildings, this charming city is filled with many attractions. It is best known for its annual Oktoberfest celebration that draws in thousands of visitors each year. It’s a sprawling city with…