Bonn is a city on the banks of the Rhine that’s known for its calming atmosphere. Its name was heard all over the world when West Germany made it its ‘temporary’ capital in 1949. But long before that, this city was recorded in history as the birthplace of the legend, Ludwig van Beethoven. So, pack…
Much like the city itself, the best hotels in Cologne, Germany, are beguiling, diverse, and unforgettable. Whether you’re looking to live it up in a luxury hotel or stretch your budget at a hostel, you’ll find no shortage of accommodation to choose from. Booking a room in one of the city’s top hotels is the…
Few places in Europe capture the essence of mountain life quite like the Bavarian Alps. As avid explorers, we think this mountain range is one of the most breathtaking corners of the world. The snow-capped mountains, gorgeous villages, and clear lakes never failed to awe us. But the magic here isn’t just about the scenery,…
Doing business in Munich means you need more than just a place to crash. You need a hotel that keeps you productive, comfortable, and connected. As business travelers, we know how important it is to choose the right hotel. And in a city like Munich, the options are endless. We have to admit that finding…
Düsseldorf is one of the most interesting places in Germany to go to, as it brilliantly shows off the city’s postmodernity while also keeping its tradition. From the marvelous architecture of MadienHafen to the renowned art museums, your go-to list will soon be filled with numerous recommendations. For decades, it has become the country’s fashion…
The Free State of Bavaria is a place that keeps its clichéd promises, right from the fertile Danube Plain to the cloud-shredding Alps. Think a rich tapestry of cultural traditions, alluring villages, gorgeous landscapes, straight-out-of-fairytales castles, flower-filled meadows, lush alpine meadows, and medieval walled towns. Warped and molded by time, Bavaria offers a captivating glimpse…
Germany’s financial capital, Frankfurt am Main, may seem like a city of glittering steel and concrete buildings, but despite this commercial image, the city has a soul. Frankfurt’s soul lies in Alstadt, the Old Town, with its half-timbered buildings and village-like neighborhoods. However, accommodation in this area is limited. You’ll find most of the hotels…
The capital of Germany and the largest city in the country, Berlin, is the center of politics, arts, culture, and science. The city is home to a UNESCO World Heritage Site, namely Museum Island. Despite its devastation during World War II and the decay of the city’s east side of the Berlin Wall, there are…
The Free State of Bavaria is a place that keeps its clichéd promises, right from the fertile Danube Plain to the cloud-shredding Alps. Think a rich tapestry of cultural traditions, alluring villages, gorgeous landscapes, straight-out-of-fairytales castles, flower-filled meadows, lush alpine meadows, and medieval walled towns. Warped and molded by time, Bavaria offers a captivating glimpse…
Few places in Europe capture the essence of mountain life quite like the Bavarian Alps. As avid explorers, we think this mountain range is one of the most breathtaking corners of the world. The snow-capped mountains, gorgeous villages, and clear lakes never failed to awe us. But the magic here isn’t just about the scenery,…
Doing business in Munich means you need more than just a place to crash. You need a hotel that keeps you productive, comfortable, and connected. As business travelers, we know how important it is to choose the right hotel. And in a city like Munich, the options are endless. We have to admit that finding…
The capital of Germany and the largest city in the country, Berlin is the center of politics, arts, culture, and science. The city is home to a UNESCO World Heritage Site, namely Museum Island. Despite its devastation during World War II and the decay of the city’s east side of the Berlin Wall, there are…
Dusseldorf is mainly known as Germany’s fashion and art capital, with numerous museums and galleries. Nevertheless, the city is a top European business destination ranking only second after London. As a popular business hubbub, finding an amazing Dusseldorf business hotel is a breeze. If you came across this article, it probably means you’ll be traveling…
Thank God, after being canceled last year, this year’s Oktoberfest will officially be held from September 17 to October 3! It’s the world’s most famous beer festival; this event is worth experiencing. You’ll have fun drinking, eating, frolicking, and singing. However, the hotels near Oktoberfest can be quite pricey. Ditching expensive hotels in favor of…
Famous for its beer and annual Oktoberfest celebration, Munich is a modern city with lots to see. It’s jam-packed with age-old architecture, exciting museums, clubs, and plenty of nightlife. As a major tourist destination, numerous travelers are coming every day. This also means there are tons of hotels to accommodate them. With nearly 14 million…
As Germany’s capital city, Berlin is packed to the brim with things to see, places to explore, and nightclubs to cut loose in. No wonder some people call it one of the most exciting cities in the world! Seriously, you can do something new every day and not run out of options or get bored for years!…
Berlin is the pulsating capital of Germany, a city that knows how to have a good time! Whether you’re looking to have a wild night out on the town or a more cultured experience, you’ll find something to suit all kinds of tastes and budgets. Just like its entertainment, accommodation in Berlin is also spread…
Renowned for its baroque Old Town and the trifecta of city, mountains, and rivers, Heidelberg holds a charm like no other city in Europe. The city alone draws about 30% of the total tourist visiting Germany, making up about 11.9 million visitors a year. Germany’s oldest and most popular university city houses a half-ruined hilltop…
Dresden’s cultural heyday dates way back to the 18th century during the reigns of Augustus the Strong and his son Augustus III. Many of Dresden’s iconic buildings were built during their era, such as the Zwinger and the Frauenkirche. While the 1945 bombings leveled most of the city’s treasures, you can still find the contents…
Once an electrical capital city, Dusseldorf has now been transformed into one of Germany’s most important cultural centers. There are hundreds of museums and more than 100 art galleries spread across its wide streets. Furthermore, the country’s leading university towns are also the epicenter of vibrant fashion. Don’t be surprised if you find a large…