Charming towns with buildings of all styles and from all historical periods await you in Germany, as well as workshops and studios where Germans preserve traditional crafts and give them a modern touch. In addition to world-famous sights and UNESCO cultural heritage, the holiday country of Germany also boasts many hidden treasures.
V Germany the houses are famous long wooden constructions they meet industrial culture, and castles meet school architecture Bauhaus. Treat yourself to a wonderful break in the unique old town centers and enjoy the urban city pulse, visit workshops where traditional crafts are given a fresh impetus, meet innovative winemakers and try regional specialties in a modern interpretation. Finally, you can also visit local festivals again and enjoy culture and entertainment. Then you can rest in one of the green oases, where nature is carefully protected. Make a city trip to your taste!
Oranienbaum-Wörlitz: boat ride in the garden kingdom of Dessau Wörlitz © DZT / Julia NimkeTastes. Homemade delicacies - Discover new worlds of flavors
Regional specialties they are best where they come from; whether it's halibut in Hamburg, cucumber salad with dill in Berlin or white sausages weißwurst in Munich. Each German region has its own specialties, which are as diverse as the landscapes from which they originate. The same applies to wines and beers, which are distinguished in equal measure by the love of tradition and the desire for something new. Meet innovative young winemakers and brewers. Taste the creations excellent chefs, who create new trends or give traditional recipes from their homeland a modern touch. Enjoy the German worlds of flavors!
Codfish with asparagus, mayonnaise and lentil cream © StockFood / Thorsten SuedfelsGreen. A varied and picturesque landscape - Paradise on Earth from the sea to the mountains
Germany boasts an extremely diverse nature: it has two seas - each with a unique coastline - numerous rivers and lakes, lovely valleys and stunning mountains. Nature in Germany enjoys special protection and is preserved for future generations in 16 national parks and almost 9,000 protected areas. These areas are priceless oases for people - places where you can breathe fresh air, find inner peace and recharge your batteries. That is why German tourism is geared towards sustainability. Find inspiration for a holiday in the countryside, which will be friendly to the environment and beneficial for your body and spirit.
Mainz: View of Mainz Cathedral © DZT / Julia NimkeCraft. Handicrafts - When traditional crafts become art
Label "Made in Germany" enjoys an outstanding reputation, not only in Germany, but all over the world. It is synonymous with consistently high quality and reliability. Here, the excellence of German manufacturing does not only apply to machine production, but stems from centuries-old crafts. Join us on a visit to traditional bakers, avant-garde fashion designers and miners who are totally dedicated to their craft. There you will be able to see with your own eyes how, with a great deal of precision, attention to detail and knowledge of tradition, handicrafts become true art.
Essen: view of the Zeche Zollverein coal mine © DZT / Julia NimkeFlair. Unique impressions – Food for the soul and pasture for the senses
Germany is extremely diverse. Every city, region and landscape has its own special features and a huge number of attractions and beauties that are waiting for you to discover. You can feel the true German spirit in approx 25,000 castles and palaces, you can enjoy it in the beautiful old towns and you can almost touch it in the historic theaters and opera houses and next to the many world heritage sites. You will most likely find the most valuable pearls exactly where you would least expect them. There are a lot of pleasant surprises waiting for you in Germany, which will make you want to come back again and again. Join us on a journey through Germany away from the beleaguered tourist spots.
Oranienbaum-Wörlitz: Wörlitz Castle in the Kingdom of Dessau Wörlitz Gardens © DZT / Julia Nimke
