Travel Insider Tips
With the help of our user base (also on Facebook and Flickr) we compiled a list of useful and interesting travel insider tips. Browse through them and learn more about where to go and what to do in Germany.
Wiesbaden
Und das Kasino ist auch toll! Close by is Schlangenbad, Bad Schwalbach, the Pfasanerie (a cute little Zoo), Taunus Wunderland (an amusement park for kids based on Brothers Grimm), the Rhein, the Main, Ruedesheim, Niedermal Denkmal, Bacharach, etc., etc. And don't forget the beautiful woods for awesome hiking! Love it! Meine Heimat ist schoen!
Shared by Michaela Heilhecker, May 2011
Kulmbach
The Plassenburg Fortress in Kulmbach, has always been my favorite castle to show visitors, and it still is...! It houses the World's biggest tin soldier museum...!
Shared by Patrick Bradley, May 2011
Aschaffenburg
One of my favorite places to go use to be Park Schönbusch, and now my kids love going there. Whenever we pick someone up from the airport in Frankfurt or drop them off (depending on the time), we stop at Park Schönbusch.
Shared by Katie Cuite, May 2011
Berlin
Definitely take a walking tour that leaves from the Tiergarten and proceeds up Unter den Linden thorugh Museum Island ends at the TV Tower...don't miss the Holocaust Memorial. Oh, and Ka-Da-We is a must for Foodies.
Shared by William Metzgar, Apr 2011
Berlin
Alexanderplatz, Kuhdamm, Wannsee, Eine Kanal fahrt durch die Stadt von Tegel, Grunewald, und Charlottenburg. Brlin bietet so viel an dass man alles einnehmen muss.
Shared by Andreas Probst, Apr 2011
Celle
If I could live anywhere else, it would be Celle. Morning hike in the heide and a lovely afternoon watching the world go by at Cafe Mueller Konditorei--nothing better.
Shared by Carol Belau, Apr 2011
Celle
I've been to the castle and love it. Celle is my favorite city in Germany. Every year I have to go back to Celle.
Shared by Marta Ott, Apr 2011
Essing
Essing is really nice. Was there on a bike tour like 30 years ago! But Regensburg is also very, very pretty. Has a beautiful medieval old city center with tiny little alleyways, nice shops, cafes and beergarden...
Shared by Miriam Eslinger, Apr 2011
Dresden
I have been there [Pillnitz Castle]. Wonderful castle. Everything in Dresden is wonderful. But I do not have any special tips. Probably one tip I would give is "not to miss it"
Shared by Susmitha Kupalli, Apr 2011
Potsdam
This is a very nice day trip from Berlin. The Palace is easy to get to and quick to tour as it isn't terribly large (at least compared to Schoenbrunn). The town also has some interesting neighborhoods which are all very walkable. Highly recommend!
Shared by Jennifer Pryne Moak, Apr 2011
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