Some of the most visited countries in the world lie within the continent of Europe, which is bordered by Africa, Asia and two oceans – the Atlantic and the Arctic. Europe may be the world’s second-smallest continent by land surface area, but there is no lack of diversity in the countries that are part of it. Visitors are generally amazed at just how quickly a separation of a few miles can transform one culture into another. Languages change and the taste buds are exposed to a whole new range of gastronomic delights.
Europe packs quite a punch on all fronts, be it the spectacular natural scenery of the Alps, the romance of Venice, the lure of Scotland’s glens and lochs or the beaches of the Mediterranean, there’s no dearth of stunning scenery to leave you ‘starry-eyed.’ For those interested in history and the arts, the attractions are mind-boggling. One can literally step back in time in the numerous medieval cities like York, Siena, Saint Paul de Vence or Prague or get lost in the Moorish palaces of Andalucia or the imperial palaces of St. Petersburg. If spirituality is what you seek, the grand monasteries and spectacular churches of Europe are sure to satiate the restless heart.
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…
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…
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!…
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…
When we talk about Berlin, we’re talking about a city that’s both inspiring and at the same time welcoming all foreigners warmly. An escapade to the German capital will definitely be an unforgettable experience. They have famous beers, exceptional views, notable museums, and rich history. Backpackers and students especially love visiting here, mostly because there…
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…
As the largest city in Westphalia, saying that Dortmund is an amazing place is truly an understatement. There are a bunch of tourists – both domestic and international, that are attracted to explore the breathtaking city of Dortmund. People from the UK, Austria, and the Netherlands are also often off to Dortmund during holiday seasons.…
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…
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 capital.…
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…
Savor the appeal of the coolest cities in Germany by staying in some of the best hotels in Hamburg. It’s the busiest port city in Germany and 60 miles (100 kilometers) away from the North Sea and right on the River Elbe. Steeped in rich culture and heritage, It’s the most popular short break destination.…
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…
Opting for hotels in Munich Airport might be the best idea if you’re barely in the city for a day. Staying in hotels in the city center will cost you half an hour’s drive time to the airport. It’s enough time to make your foot jittery as you cut through the road on your way…
If there’s a reason why you should visit Munich, Germany it’s definitely Oktoberfest. Seriously, this festival is so massive and you have to attend at least once in your life. Because of the excitement, this event has successfully attracted six million people from all over the world, every year! Are you interested in being a…
Situated above the Isar River, Munich is the capital of Bavaria and also the third-largest city in Germany. Home to the famous Oktoberfest festival, it offers gorgeous views, important museums, and of course, the best beer! And don’t forget the beautiful gardens, because you’ll find plenty of them in this fun city. So, are you…
Also called Nürnberg, the Bavarian city of Nuremberg is rich in history and culture. It was a vital commercial hub during the Middle Ages and in the following centuries. It was here that Europe’s first printing press saw its start. Nuremberg was also where astronomer Nicolaus Copernicus published his most famous work. The local arts…
The city that gave the world Porsche and Mercedes-Benz cars is not only a manufacturing powerhouse, but it’s also a culture and arts hub. Stuttgart overflows with world-class galleries, museums, and the performing arts. What’s more, this capital city of the Baden-Württemberg state in southwest Germany, is rich in natural beauty. From vineyards and green…
Welcome to Frankfurt! A city that’s considered by many as one of the financial muscles in Germany. There are tons of business districts scattered in all directions. The skyscrapers stood proudly in the busiest quarters. But despite all the hustle and bustle, this Bavarian Manhattan still has room for the captivating charm of the Old…
Germany’s largest cities like Berlin, Munich, Hamburg, Cologne, and Frankfurt are different in unexpected ways, each with their own ‘personality’ shining through. But this time we decided to dive deeper into the German hinterland to find some of its undiscovered gems. Between the dense forests, the fertile valleys and the stunning splendor of the Alps,…
Frankfurt, the 5th largest city in Germany (after Berlin, Hamburg, Munich and Cologne) is one of Germany’s oldest cities. It is both enticingly modern yet vibrant with history and culture. Frankfurt may be best known as the business and finance capital of Germany filled with towering skyscrapers, but it is also one of the most…
Situated in the verdant Neckar Valley and home to world-famous companies, Stuttgart combines the best of nature and human ingenuity. The city sits on Bernhartshöhe hill, about 126 km southeast of Heidelberg and an hour from the famed Black Forest. Greenery is all around here, from the vineyards perched on the hillsides to leafy woodlands…