The traces of 2.000 years of history lead you through a picturesque old town with the famous Cologne Cathedral and the Love Bridge, which connects the magnificent promenades to both banks of the Rhine. Discover with us nice buildings and hidden places, interesting museums, green spots to chill out - and the incomparable Cologne way of life in the fourth largest city in Germany.
Bonn is a city of museums and science. The former federal capital Bonn is home to more important museums than almost any other city in Germany. In addition, the university city is a UN location and the birthplace of the composer Ludwig van Beethoven.
Stuttgart - Car dreams between vineyards and Maultaschen: Surrounded by vineyards, Stuttgart is the home of two major German car brands. The valley location of Stuttgart offers many possibilities for excursions to the higher situated surroundings, and not only with the usual means of transport.
Hanover is not only a trade fair city, but also perfect for a short trip. Colourful, artistic and surrounded by natural oases, Hanover presents itself and surprises us with its red thread, green ring, blue poles and colourful nanas. Furthermore, you can do some great shopping in the city.
Fehmarn is the sunny island of Germany. A romantic holiday for couples or a relaxing family holiday - on Fehmarn, you'll treat yourself to a break from daily life. The popular holiday island is one of the sunniest places in Germany.
Lübeck is a world cultural heritage site and gateway to the Baltic Sea. Maritime flair and delicious fish, freedom and relaxation. You will find all this in Lübeck. Travemünde is very popular with its extensive beach. The city is perfect for a day trip - for example if you are in Hamburg or in Fehmarn.
Heidelberg is a historical university town in Baden-Württemberg. The former Electoral Palatinate residential town of Heidelberg is known for its picturesque old town on the Neckar, the imposing Heidelberg Castle and the longest pedestrian zone in Europe. Fantastic views await you from the Königstuhl and the Philosophenweg. Read more...
In the Ruhr area industrial culture meets nature. The Ruhr area is one of the most diverse regions in Germany. Hundreds of industrial monuments reflect the past and are today impressive places for culture and leisure. And the best thing is: You can visit many sights free of charge. Read more...
In Düsseldorf, you can let yourself be inspired by the longest bar in the world or stroll along the shopping street Königsallee. However, Düsseldorf has so much more to offer and one thing is for sure: In Düsseldorf every visitor gets their money's worth. Read more...
Hamburg is Germany's gateway to the world. Hamburg is our favorite city in all of Germany. Why? We show you on this page and in our video "Hamburg in 5 minutes". Our favorites: Elbphilharmonie, Speicherstadt and Reeperbahn. But the city has much more to offer. Read more...