• Bad Neuenahr-Ahrweiler: couple in restaurant © DZT (Topel Kommunikation GmbH Topel, Dirk)
  • Bavarian crayfish on marinated cauliflower © DZT (Fotodesigner BFF Wissing, Michael)
  • Green and white asparagus with rocket © DZT (Käflein, Achim)
  • Quark soufflé with strawberry and woodruff salad and tonka bean ice cream © DZT (Fotodesigner BFF Wissing, Michael)
  • Black Forest ham © DZT (Kiedrowski, Rainer)
  • © MARITIM Hotelgesellschaft mbH
    Restaurant Orangerie, interior © MARITIM Hotelgesellschaft mbH
  • © Zum Fabelhaften Hirschen
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  • © Hotel Thalfried
    Landgrafenstube at Hotel Thalfried © Hotel Thalfried
  • © Park Hotel Bremen
    La Terrasse - starters © Park Hotel Bremen
  • © Schloss Ziethen
    Orangerie at Schloss Ziethen © Schloss Ziethen
  • © Schlosshotel Münchhausen
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  • © InterContinental Berchtesgaden Resort
    Le Ciel gourmet restaurant at InterContinental Berchtesgaden Resort © InterContinental Berchtesgaden Resort
  • © Gutshaus Stolpe
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  • © Restaurant Theophano
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  • © RIVE
    Rive Bistro-Restaurant © RIVE
Top-Chefs

German cuisine – from gourmet delights to currywurst

Cuisine in Germany is as diverse as the regions in which it is made. Good old-fashioned taverns, more than 200 star-rated restaurants and everything in-between offer something for all tastes and any budget.

People love to eat in Germany, and it's easy to see why! But it wouldn't be half as good without all the regional specialities, which include fish in the north, fruit from the orchards of the Altes Land, potato dumplings in eastern Germany, sauerbraten in the Rhineland, and egg noodles and sweet treats in the south. Between mid-April and late June the humble asparagus features heavily in dishes in almost all parts of Germany.

Embark on a culinary tour of discovery and get a taste of Germany's diversity – Guten Appetit!