Germany holidays
It is a mystery why Germany is often overlooked, as its outdoor adventure infrastructure is second to none. Whether cycling iconic idylls such as Bodensee or the Danube, hiking through Bavarian alpine meadows, or boating from castle to castle, vineyard to vineyard in Rhineland-Palatinate. Train travel is also superb for Germany holidays, and inn to inn style holidays are very popular, so often you don’t even need a car. Which is good, because beer and wine are always flowing.
12 Germany holiday reviews
Memorable parts?
The bike path along the Danube along some of the initial parts of the trip. Early morning fog that would then clear off over the river, the hardwood forests along the hill sides, small historic structures and castles built on their steep slopes.
Tips?
Stop often and take plenty of pictures. There's no rush.
Local benefits?
Yes.
Overall rating?
Excellent. (more)Emil Raggi
Memorable parts?
The storm (and the German alarm message) that caused some of us to stop cycling for the day (and continue by bus / train)
Tips?
Train on very long rides because some of the days are very long.
Pack a small travel kettle because most hotel rooms do not have coffee / tea
making
Local benefits?
Hotels appeared to be employing local people and our mid day meals were being
sourced from local shops etc
Overall rating?
We achieved our aims with good ... (more)Huw Morris
Memorable parts?
All the festivals we kept stumbling across!
Tips?
You have to pay tourist tax of about ten euros at each accommodation - in Germany this also gives you access to free local transport.
Local benefits?
Yes, they were all local hotels and many didn’t do room service unless requested, instead giving the money saved to local environmental orgs.
Overall rating?
Excellent - the perfect mix of pre-planned things with the opportunity to explore and ... (more)Lindsay Wratten
Five stars. We had a great guide who showed us not just the tourist markets, but the markets that the locals frequent so we found some truly unique items
to bring home. (more)Elise Castelli
Lots of memorable times as we visited 4 cities. Our guide -Philip- ensured we had loads to do... Excellent. (more)Jonathan Clarke
Memorable parts?
The climbs
Tips?
Take sticks. Follow the way marks.
Local benefits?
Some benefits to local traderd
Overall rating?
Very good (more)Paul Slade