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Region: Western Europe , Central Europe , Danubian Countries , Alpine Countries
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Berlin(2N) → Hannover(2N) → Dusseldorf(2N) → Frankfurt(2N) → Nuremberg(2N) → Munich(2N)

$1,184/person
12 Days / 11 Nights

Essential Germany Tour Package

Berlin(2N) → Cologne(2N) → Frankfurt(2N) → Stuttgart(2N) → Munich(3N)

$917/person
7 Days / 6 Nights

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Berlin(2N) → Hamburg(2N) → Munich(2N)

$754/person
10 Days / 9 Nights

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Berlin(2N) → Munich(2N) → Frankfurt(2N) → Triberg(1N) → Cologne(2N)

$971/person
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Prague(3N) → Berlin(2N)

$1,021/person
12 Days / 11 Nights

Serene Berlin, Warsaw, Budapest and Vienna

Berlin(2N) → Warsaw(2N) → Krakow(2N) → Budapest(2N) → Bratislava(1N) → Vienna(2N)

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Germany Travel Essentials

Ideal Duration: 7-10 days for exploring Berlin, Munich, and the Rhine Valley; 2 weeks for a more extensive visit covering other cities like Hamburg and Dresden

Currency: Euro € (EUR)

Best Time: March to September (Spring/Summer/Autumn) Read More

Accommodation Cost (per night in USD):
Dorm bed: $15-30
Budget: $50-100
Mid-range: $100-150
Luxury: $200 and above

Budget for Food & Drinks (per day in USD):
Budget: $10-20
Mid-range: $30-50

Visa Policy for Indians:
Schengen Visa required

Visa Policy for Other Nationals:
Schengen Visa for many countries

Getting In Germany:
Frankfurt Airport (FRA), Munich Airport (MUC) Read More

Getting Around Germany: Trains (DB), U-Bahn, buses, rental cars Read More

"The land of festivals"

Germany Tourism

Germany is located in Central Europe and is a country of contrasts—where medieval castles stand alongside cutting-edge modern cities, and fairytale landscapes blend with industrial innovation. A country of superior intellect and rich culture, Germany offers its travellers a well-rounded experience of beautiful architecture, a serene countryside, fun-filled festivals, and the most brilliant, lip-smacking cuisine. It is famous for its historic cities like Berlin, Munich, and Frankfurt, as well as its picturesque countryside, including the Black Forest and the Bavarian Alps.

Germany is also renowned for its world-class engineering and innovation, with attractions like the Autobahn and the quality of its automobiles, such as Mercedes, BMW, and Volkswagen. Germany is popular for its Oktoberfest celebrations, historic castles, vibrant arts and music scenes, and efficient public transportation network.

Beyond its cities, Germany’s landscapes are equally captivating. The Black Forest, dotted with cuckoo-clock villages and scenic hiking trails, is perfect for nature lovers, while the Rhine Valley is famous for its picturesque vineyards and medieval castles. The Bavarian Alps provide year-round outdoor activities, from skiing in Garmisch-Partenkirchen to hiking near the Neuschwanstein Castle—a real-life fairytale fortress. Germany’s historical sites, such as the Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial and Nuremberg’s medieval Old Town, offer deep insights into its past.  

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Tourist Places to Visit In Germany

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Berlin

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Munich

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Hamburg

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Frankfurt

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Dresden
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Must Know Before You Travel to Germany

Cash is Still King: While card payments are becoming more common, many small businesses, restaurants, and even some train stations still prefer cash (Bargeld). Always carry some Euros (€).
Shops Closed on Sundays: Most supermarkets and retail stores are closed on Sundays except for train stations and airport shops. Plan your shopping accordingly.
Accommodation Tax: Many German cities, including Berlin, Hamburg, and Cologne, charge a tourist tax (between 5-10%) on hotel stays. It’s often included in your booking price, but check to avoid surprises.

Best time to visit Germany

The best time to visit Germany is from March to September, when temperatures range from 8–30°C, offering pleasant weather, long daylight hours, and plenty of outdoor activities and festivals. March and April are the best time to see cherry blossoms across Bonn, Berlin, Hamburg, and Heidelberg. ... (Read More)

Holidify's opinion on Travel to Germany

What's Great about Travelling to Germany?

Lots of festivals all year round. German beverages like beer and coffee. Delectable German cuisine. Exciting nightlife. Beautiful countryside.

What's Not So Great about Travelling to Germany?

Expensive. Conservative compared to other European countries. Difficult to visit in peak seasons. Language barriers

Who should Travel to Germany?

For relaxed, kick-backed travellers who like to see and experience things at a leisurely pace.

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Nightlife in Germany

Germany’s nightlife is dynamic, offering everything from underground techno clubs to historic beer halls. Berlin is the nightlife capital, famous for its 24/7 clubbing scene in Berghain, Sisyphos, and Watergate. Munich is known for its traditional beer halls like Hofbräuhaus and upscale clubs in Schwabing. Hamburg’s Reeperbahn is a legendary red-light and entertainment district packed with bars, live music venues, and clubs. Frankfurt boasts stylish rooftop bars and electronic music hubs like Robert Johnson. Cologne is famous for its lively pub culture, particularly in the Altstadt.

Shopping in Germany

Shopping in Germany offers a mix of high-end fashion, traditional crafts, and unique souvenirs. Berlin’s Kurfürstendamm (Ku’damm) and Alexanderplatz cater to luxury and mainstream shoppers, while Mauerpark hosts a famous flea market. Munich’s Maximilianstraße is lined with designer boutiques, and Viktualienmarkt is perfect for gourmet treats. Frankfurt’s Zeil is one of Germany’s busiest shopping streets, while Hamburg’s Jungfernstieg offers upscale brands. Popular buys include German beer steins, cuckoo clocks from the Black Forest, Bavarian lederhosen, Christmas ornaments, and premium chocolates.

Festivals of Germany

Germany hosts world-famous festivals that attract tourists year-round. Oktoberfest (late September–early October, Munich) is the largest beer festival, featuring Bavarian culture, traditional music, and massive beer tents. Karneval (February, Cologne, Düsseldorf, Mainz) is a vibrant pre-Lenten celebration with parades, costumes, and street parties. Berlin’s Festival of Lights (October) transforms the city with stunning light installations. Christmas markets (late November–December, nationwide), especially in Nuremberg and Dresden, offer festive charm with mulled wine and handcrafted gifts. Wacken Open Air (August, Schleswig-Holstein) is a must-visit for metal music fans.

Food of Germany

Traditional German food comprises of meat teamed with some form of potatoes and gravy, along with fresh vegetables or salad. While the eating-out space in Germany is largely dominated by the Gasthaus/Gasthof and restaurants, bakeries and butchers sell excellent takeaway food and should not be missed. Even the smallest bakeries sell a wide variety of goods including bread and rolls.Famous dishes: Rinderroulade mit Rotkraut und Kndeln, Schnitzel mit Pommes frites, Rehrcken mit Sptzle, Schweinebraten and Knigsberger Klopse. Also popular in Imbiss (quick snack) are sausage (Wurst) and fries (Pommes Frites). Famous beverages: Beer, cider, coffee and Glhwein. Read more here.

Regions in Germany

  • Northern Germany: Spectacular, rugged and windy hills; home to famous vacation destinations near the North Sea and Baltic Sea coasts. (main areas: Hamburg, Lower Saxony).
  • Southern Germany: Home to some of the most naturally beautiful areas of the country comprising of exquisite flora and fauna such as the Black Forest, Bavarian Forest, Bavarian Alps and Lake Constance. (main areas: Baden-Wrttemberg, Bavaria)
  • Western Germany: A unique landscape comprising of modern cities, a historically ripe heavy-industry and the magnificent Rhine Valley and Moselle valley; also known as wine country. (main areas: Rhineland-Palatinate, Saarland)
  • Eastern Germany: The main highlight is the wildly popular and historic capital Berlin; also known for its rebuilt historic Dresden, "Florence on the Elbe". (main areas: Berlin, Saxony)
  • Central Germany: Home to some of the most prominent historical and financial cities; houses the ancient and historically significant Thuringian Forest; known as the green heart of the country. (main areas: Hesse, Thuringia)

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FAQs on Germany

How to reach Germany from India?

Major airlines from India to Germany: Lufthansa, Aeroflot, Air India, Etihad, Finnair, Saudia, Brussels Airlines, Swiss, Oman Air, Jet Airways. Major cities to board a flight from India to Germany: New Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Bengaluru and Hyderabad.

What is the best way to travel around Germany?

The train network (Deutsche Bahn) is one of the best ways to travel across Germany, offering fast and scenic routes between cities. For budget-friendly options, long-distance buses like FlixBus are affordable but slower. Renting a car is great for exploring the countryside, castles, and wine regions, while public transport (U-Bahn, S-Bahn, trams, and buses) is excellent for getting around within cities.

Is Germany an expensive country to visit?

Germany is more affordable than many Western European countries like Switzerland or France. While cities like Munich, Frankfurt, and Berlin can be pricey, budget travelers can find affordable hotels, hostels, public transport, and free attractions. Dining out can be expensive, but supermarkets and local bakeries offer cheap meal options.

Does Germany use Euros?

Yes, Germany uses the Euro (€) as its official currency. Credit and debit cards are widely accepted, but cash is still preferred in many small restaurants, cafes, and local markets.

Is Germany safe to travel?

Yes, Germany is very safe for travelers, with low crime rates and a reliable police presence. However, like any tourist destination, beware of pickpockets in crowded places like train stations, Christmas markets, and city centers. Public transport is safe, even at night, but staying aware of your surroundings is always advisable.

Is English widely spoken in Germany?

While German is the official language, many Germans, especially younger people and those in cities, speak English. However, in small towns and rural areas, English may not be as common, so learning a few basic German phrases can be helpful.

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