The Spreewald: Berlin’s Watery Backyard
Less than an hour from Berlin, the Spreewald’s canal-laced forests and Sorbian villages offer punts, pickles, and a slower pace of life.
Less than an hour from Berlin, the Spreewald’s canal-laced forests and Sorbian villages offer punts, pickles, and a slower pace of life.
Wind through 280 miles of medieval towns, castle-topped hills, and pastoral Bavarian landscapes on Germany’s most famous driving route—from Würzburg’s vineyards to the foot of the Alps.
Between Stuttgart and Lake Constance lies a limestone plateau dotted with caves, castles, and some of southern Germany’s most rewarding trails. Here’s why the Swabian Alb deserves a spot on your hiking itinerary.
Step into the Middle Ages in Rothenburg ob der Tauber, where cobblestone streets, intact city walls, and half-timbered houses create Germany’s most authentic medieval experience.
Tucked into a misty valley in the Rhineland-Palatinate hills, Burg Eltz has stood intact for over 850 years—never conquered, never destroyed, and still owned by the same family.
Discover Maultaschen, the hearty Swabian pasta pocket that legend says monks invented to hide meat from God during Lent. Where to try it in Stuttgart, Tübingen, and beyond.
Learn how to navigate Germany’s regional trains like a local—the affordable, scenic way to explore Bavaria, the Rhine Valley, and beyond without renting a car.
Step inside Germany’s oldest cathedral, where Charlemagne was buried and thirty Holy Roman Emperors were crowned. A UNESCO World Heritage site that shaped European history.
Tucked into Bavaria’s southeastern corner against the Austrian border, the Berchtesgaden Alps offer dramatic peaks, alpine lakes, and charming villages without the crowds of more famous destinations.
Nestled at the edge of the Black Forest, Baden-Baden has been Europe’s playground for wellness and elegance since Roman times. From thermal baths to Belle Époque casinos, here’s your guide to this sophisticated Baden-Württemberg gem.