Holiday in Germany

Hotels, pensions, holiday flats and vacation rentals in Germany

Long ago, more than 80 free cities and many small kings, princes, and dukes dominated the area that is united today as the Federal Republic of Germany. Remaining are a variety of regions, mountain, coastal, marsh, and woodland areas, cities with their own particular character, and traditions and customs that vary from area to area.

Germany today profits from its history - its many facets can turn even locals into explorers. Swimming, wellness, hiking, partying, experiencing nature and culture - all of these make Germany a fascinating holiday destination. Come and see for yourself.

 

Hotels in Germany

Germany - as united as it is varied
Of course there are many features shared by all the states in Germany, to which the eastern states added in 1990 also belong. Everyone speaks German and has the same government, and yet the differences are just as pronounced as the similarities. The mountainous Alpine areas are different from the coast of Schleswig-Holstein; Munich, the attractive capital of Bavaria, is different from Hamburg, where the sea dominates many important aspects of life. And a holiday in Germany can mean river rafting on mountain rivers or a holiday on the beach on Norderney.

A traveler to Berlin can experience modern German history and see first-hand how this city full of tradition, the new capital of the country, is changing daily. Germany′s history has left it with numerous palaces, castles, churches, and manors whose beauty and splendor are impressive even today.

Take some time to relax in holiday homes on the North Sea or Baltic Sea or in the extensive forest regions such as the Black Forest or Thuringia Forest. Enjoy winter sports in the Alps or Mittelgebirge mountains, where winter snow covers broad expanses. Discover your romantic soul at a sunset in the Lake District of Mecklenburg or along the Rhine, Danube, or Elbe. No matter where in Germany you choose a holiday home - you will learn to love the country. That′s a promise!

Accommodations
Germany′s architecture is just as varied as its traditions and regions. In addition to modern holiday homes an hotels, you can also choose a typical regional type of holiday home - a cottage with a thatched roof on Sylt, a typical Black Forest house, a half-timbered or slate-clad house - vacation rentals germany. The German word gemütlich is used to describe a place where you quickly feel at home and comfortable. And all of these holiday homes are cosy.

 

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