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Destination Germany (Deutschalnd) Experience new things, have fun and relax.Vibrant cities with amazing architecture, fabulous shopping and pulsating nightlife. Enchanting medieval villages and traditional wine villages with friendly festivals and regional specialties. Picturesque countryside which is perfect for walking or simply relaxing in. Castles, palaces and abbeys that are the epitome of German romanticism. Fun & sport, wellness & relaxation. A land of a thousand possibilities.

Baden Wuerttemberg; Diversity in the heart of Europe The federal state of Baden Wuerttemberg, with its capital of Stuttgart, is located in the south-west of Germany (Deutschalnd) . Several of Baden- Wuerttemberg ’s towns and cities are well known all over the world. Heidelberg tops the list, but the region also boasts Stuttgart, Freiburg and Tuebingen. Town such as Aalen on the German Limes Route, Ravensburg, Ulm and Ludwigsburg are equally attractive with culture, structural design, shopping districts and old quarters with quaint alleyways. This is where modern industry meets outstanding past, cultural and scenic diversity. Its hard to believe landscape, culture and traditions, vibrant towns and cities, attractive places of interest, wide variety of sports and leisure activities, friendly, hospitable people and outstanding food and drink make a holiday in Baden-Wuerttemberg an unforgettable experience.

Bavaria – Germany (Deutschalnd) ’s top holiday region Introducing the Free State of Bavaria in southern Germany (Deutschalnd) with Munich, its regional capital, and its picture-perfect countryside. Unspoilt natural surroundings, healthy air, a wealth of culture and the proverbially laid-back Bavarian attitude to life are its hallmarks. The region’s many sparkling lakes, national parks and countless nature conservation areas are heaven on earth for holidaymakers and sports enthusiasts alike. Bavaria’s medieval castles and small towns, magnificent palaces and baroque churches, not to mention its urban centres, provide the perfect setting for everything from traditional festivals to high opera. A harmonious blend of traditional and modern.

Berlin Germany (Deutschalnd) ’s Capital favorite destination for city breaks Most people will be familiar with the Brandenburg Gate topped by its triumphal chariot, the Victory Column and Charlottenburg Palace, but this lively metropolis is difficult to define – Berlin is many cities in one. Covering an area the size of Munich, Stuttgart and Frankfurt am Main put together, Berlin is an exciting conglomeration of very different districts, centers and suburbs, each with its own character. Berlin is a cosmopolitan city with a turbulent past.Visitors to Berlin are spoilt for choice when it comes to its incredible number of tourist attractions. The Reichstag, Museum Island, Charlottenburg Palace and Potsdamer Platz are just some of the German capital’s fantastically varied range of world-class sights.

German Wine Route A symphony of wines in a garden of delights – Deutsche Weinstrasse The German Wine Route, the first of Germany (Deutschalnd) ’s scenic routes and still its most famous, runs through the country’s second-largest wine-growing region and offers 85 kilometres of pure, unadulterated enjoyment. Whether Schweigen-Rechtenbach in the south is the start or the finish of the route is immaterial: many visitors enjoy it so much that, on reaching the German wine route gateway there, they simply do an about-turn and do the tour again in reverse, back up to Bockenheim. In winter, when prolonged spells of bad weather elsewhere in Germany (Deutschalnd) are still depressing people’s spirits, the countryside along the Wine Route is being transformed as thousands of almond trees come into blossom.

Here the climate is gentle, the scenery like Tuscany’s and the people warm and friendly too. The summer sun shines down on the gentle wooded hills planted with vines, while figs, kiwis and lemons also thrive. At the end of the year, the whole of the region seems to become slightly drunk: the new season’s wine begins to flow from the presses and people who be grateful for the finer things in life have a choice of abundant wine festivals to mark the occasion and make the experience an memorable one. Wine tasting with a winegrower is a chance to become a bit of a connoisseur. The specialties of customary rustic Palatinate cuisine and the more refined Palatinate nouvelle cuisine are not to be missed either.

Hannover is a modern urban center with parks and green areas, important cultural institutions, great shopping facilities and a buoyant economy, illustrated by an unemployment rate of just 4.1%. Companies such as VW Commercial Vehicles, Continental AG, Bahlsen, MTU and TUI are all based in Hannover. Visitors can also discover some of the turbulent history of the Guelph dynasty.

Famous for the nicknamed “Mainhattan”, Frankfurt is home to more than 80 sky scraping bank buildings, such as the 256.5 metre-high Messeturm (trade fair tower). Frankfurt’s historical quarter with St. Paul’s Church, the imperial cathedral and Roemerberg square can be found just a few streets away. A visit to a traditional cider (Aepplewoi) and a stroll along the banks of the River Main are the perfect way to round off a day at the trade fair.

Cologne has been known as a crossroads for people, goods and innovations for over 2,000 years. The city on the Rhine is a magnet for tourists, a city of culture, trade fairs and the media, and also an important intersection in Europe with ten highways and the continent’s most important railway junction. Cologne is also renowned for its Rhenish exuberance, quality of life and its annual carnival.

Munich (Muenchen) is the hub of the German high-tech manufacturing and one of the leading centers for IT, communication technology, media, monetary services and life sciences. Its eleven acclaimed higher education institutions supply a constant stream of skilled workers, and this city on the River Isar boasts a wealth of culture, history and natural splendor.

Germany is more than just a country with a rich history and a short independence. The new age started with the fall of the wall and the re-unification. Now again Germany can lead the world to a better future with environmental awareness inventions. Made in Germany (Deutschland) a word to be proud of.