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Last updated: 20 Apr 2021

Germany Travel blog 

Germans love to celebrate. From Oktoberfest to Christmas markets to Carnival and the famous Rhine in Flames, Germany features a fair to celebrate everything! The home of Bach and Beethoven, Germany boasts around 300 theatres, 130 professional orchestras and 630 art museums with internationally acclaimed collections. This is ideal for the travelers interested in the fine arts. Even though German is the primary language, many also speak English, making it easy for non-German speaking visitors to communicate. The country is crisscrossed by 7,900 miles of autobahn and a rail network of nearly 21,800 miles. This extensive system makes traveling by car or rail extremely easy. Divided into 16 diverse states, the country has a region and activity for everything. Plus, each state has different food and drink specialties.Thirteen national parks offer a quiet escape from the fast pace of city life.Neuschwanstein was the inspiration for Disneyland’s Sleeping Beauty Castle and is an easy day trip from Munich. This stunning structure is the ideal of romantic architecture, and is one of the many fairytale castles dotted throughout Germany.Germans know how to relax and unwind! With more than 1,000 wellness and beauty hotels, 350 health resorts and spas and an extensive range of specialist clinics they make it easy to return home feeling refreshed. As the home of the high performance car, Germany is the place to experience an adrenaline rush. With more than 200 attractions and museums offering car and technology themed activities it is easy to please any car enthusiast. even better, rent a car for a drive on the autobahn, where there are no speed limits! Germany is synonymous with innovation and cosmopolitan living, and has three cities with a population larger than one million. These modern cities offer a variety of music, shopping, bars and nightlife that are sure to entertain those young and old.

See World Class Museums in Germany

Last but not least, you’ll see incredible museums in Germany. You’ll learn a ton not only about Germany’s history, but you’re also able to visit extensive treasuries and art collections. 
One of my greatest memories (in the heatwave, haha) took place on Museum Island in Berlin. These museums create a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and it’s easy to understand why this area was given that honor. Here, you can see the legendary bust of Egypt’s Queen Nefertiti and Pergamon Altar and the stunning Ishtar Gate. You can easily spend hours on Museum Island alone. 
 Keep in mind that Germany not only has great cities. In addition, the country is home to plenty of nature wonders for passionate hikers and nature photographers. 
Germany’s National Parks are especially gorgeous in the summer months. 
Everyone’s heard of Black Forest National Park, which is one of the most famous areas in all of Germany, but other less visited options exist! You can plan a trip entirely consisting of national parks. 

Communal Beer Gardens Are Lots of Fun

Hahaha, of course, one of the first reasons to visit Germany involves beer. I know. What a total cliche, right?
I have to admit though, even if you don’t drink, the communal beer gardens are a great place to chill out, eat a hearty meal, and connect with other people. They’re super fun for everyone, including solo female travelers like myself.
Personally, I had an especially great time at the bustling Hofbrauhaus in Munich, although it’s immensely touristy. However, it’s easy enough to find quiet and more subdued beer gardens if that atmosphere fits your style better. 
So don’t skip the beer gardens! 

Famous Food 

Brot and Brotchen 
Kasespatzle 
Currywurst 
Kartoffel Puffer 
Rouladen 
Schnitzel 
Eintopf 
Sauerbraten
Brezel 
Schwarwalder 
Kirschtorte