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210 entries found for "castles in germany"

  • Visit Northern Germany e.V.

    Our homeland Northern Germany is a fascinating area between the North Sea and the Baltic Sea. Characterised by varied landscapes, lush greenery, rich history and maritime culture, it connects coastal ...
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  • Inspiring Germany

    Cities in winter

    City breaks are only for the warmer months? Not at all! With frosty old town streets, cosy cafés and atmospheric museums, Germany's cities have their own unique charm in winter. These six examples pro...
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  • Honeymoon

    When people think of a honeymoon, tropical beaches and turquoise waters often come to mind first. Yet Germany has everything that makes a romantic honeymoon special: idyllic wine regions, historic old...
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  • Solo travel

    No sacrifices, no compromises: when you travel alone, you decide for yourself on the pace, activities and routes. This allows visitors to experience Germany's scenic and cultural diversity particularl...
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  • Inspiring Germany

    Winter Travel Tips

    Winter in Germany can be as exciting as it is magical. And even if it's raining, snowing or blowing a storm, with our 13 great tips, you're guaranteed not to get bored.
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  • Cities & Culture

    48 hours in Berlin

    Berlin is big, Berlin is exciting and in Berlin there is an incomprehensible amount to see, by day or night. A trip through the city you won't forget.
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  • Cities & Culture

    48 hours in Bremen

    Cityscape, Landscape, Riverscape: Bremen offers all this and much more. This picturesque city on the Weser river is also appealing from a cultural point of view. Take a stroll with us and enjoy the fr...
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  • Cities & Culture

    48 hours in Cologne

    In Cologne there are not four, but five seasons. Carnival celebrations form one of them. And that already says something about this city on the Rhine. Our city tour offers you many more insights.
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  • Cities & Culture

    48 hours in Dresden

    Anyone who visits this city in Saxony only because of its impressive monuments and magnificent Old Town is making an error. Because Dresden would also like you to discover its youthful side. Here you ...
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