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Germany is famous for being the Land of Poets and Thinkers. From vital inventions to Christmas traditions, pubs and beer, Germany is home to plenty of culture, history, castles and quirky laws! Germany is also known for its major cities, the Black Forest, the Alps and the one and only…. Oktoberfest
Population: 89 190 556 Capital: Berlin Currency: Euro (EUR) Official languages: German Different ways to move around: The best way to move around the country is by car or by train. Train Extensive network of long-distance and regional trains with frequent departures just for you!
By Train: Take a train to Füssen, which is the nearest town to Neuschwanstein. From there, you can take a
By train: Take a train to Heidelberg Hauptbahnhof (Heidelberg Central Station), which is located about 3.5 kilometers from the palace.
By Public Transportation: You can take a train to the town of Moselkern and then take a bus to the
By train: The Rhine Valley is well-connected by train, with several major train stations located throughout the region. You can
Hohenzollern Castle is located about 50 kilometers south of Stuttgart and can be reached by car or by public transportation.
Visitors can reach the bridge by hiking trails, or by taking a scenic funicular railway from the nearby town of
By Bus: There are several bus lines that connect Cochem with nearby cities and towns. Once you arrive in Cochem,
The nearest airport is Munich Airport, which is approximately 120 km away from Eibsee. By bus: You can take a
By train: Take a train to the town of Garmisch-Partenkirchen, which is the closest train station to the gorge. From
By public transportation: The Frauenkirche is easily accessible by tram or bus. You can take tram lines 1, 2, 4,
By plane: Berlin has two major airports – Tegel Airport (TXL) and Schönefeld Airport (SXF), which are well-connected to major
