Germany

Berlin is Germany’s bold, creative capital, layered with history and modern energy. Travellers can stand at the Brandenburg Gate, walk remaining stretches of the Berlin Wall, explore world-class museums on Museum Island, and experience the city’s legendary nightlife.

Munich is the heart of Bavaria, blending old-world tradition with modern sophistication. Visitors can wander Marienplatz beneath the Glockenspiel, relax in the English Garden, and soak up the atmosphere that makes Oktoberfest famous worldwide.

This fairy-tale region is home to Neuschwanstein Castle, set against the Bavarian Alps. Travellers can tour the turrets and grand halls of Neuschwanstein, stroll the alpine town of Füssen, and take in mountain views that inspired Disney’s own castle.

The Rhine Valley is a dramatic river landscape lined with medieval castles and vineyards. Visitors can cruise past hilltop fortresses, taste crisp Rieslings in riverside villages like Rüdesheim, and admire terraced vineyards climbing the valley walls.

Hamburg is Germany’s great maritime city, built around one of Europe’s busiest ports. Travellers can explore the red-brick warehouses of Speicherstadt, visit the striking Elbphilharmonie concert hall, and enjoy a harbor boat tour through the historic docks.

The Black Forest is a region of dense woodland, spa towns, and cuckoo-clock villages. Visitors can wander the storybook streets of Triberg, relax in the thermal baths of Baden-Baden, and hike scenic trails through pine-covered hills.