Germany Travel Guide
Written by a German who grew up there and continues to experience it beyond the tourist lens.
Frankfurt Between the Römer and the Skyline
Frankfurt is one of Europe’s major financial centers. It is also a city that rebuilt an entire medieval quarter from scratch after World War II. That combination makes it harder…
Munich Travel Guide: How to Spend 2–3 Days in the City
Munich is one of Germany’s most visited cities, and for good reason. The Bavarian capital offers a dense concentration of history, parks, museums, and food culture within a city that…
Cochem Castle: A Scenic Stop in the Mosel Valley
Cochem Castle, known in German as Reichsburg Cochem, is one of the most recognizable hilltop landmarks along the Mosel River. It sits above the town of Cochem in Rhineland-Palatinate, visible…
Is Bremen Worth Visiting? What to Know Before You Go
Bremen is a Hanseatic trading city with a medieval core that has survived largely intact. It sits on the Weser River in northwestern Germany and holds status as a city-state,…
Sylt Travel Guide for Families: Where to Stay, What to Do, and What to Expect
Sylt is one of Germany’s most visited islands, but it is not a destination that works equally well for every family. The island suits families who are comfortable with outdoor-focused,…
Zoos in Germany: The Best Options for Families by Region
Most families visiting Germany plan their trips around specific cities or regions, not around zoo destinations. A ranked list of “best zoos” becomes less useful when the top choice requires…
A Guide to Germany’s Best Beer Gardens
Germany’s beer gardens represent one of the country’s most enduring social traditions, but travelers often approach them with the wrong expectations. A beer garden is not simply an outdoor bar…
Schwerin Castle: Germany’s Castle on the Lake
Schwerin Castle sits on an island between two lakes in northern Germany, connected to the city by bridges and a causeway. Unlike Germany’s more famous hilltop castles, visitors approach it…
Germany Off The Beaten Path: 4 Cities For Adventurous Travelers
If you’re building a Germany itinerary that goes beyond the obvious stops, these four cities add contrast and regional variety. Each offers a distinct rhythm and a strong sense of place.
