Experience the diversity of Germany, from bustling cities and medieval architecture to serene countryside and majestic mountains. Our guide to Germany will help you find great hikes, beautiful towns to explore and the best road trips.
We are currently living in the South of Germany and are posting new content from our experiences every week, so stay tuned.
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Germany Activity Map
Find all our hikes, self-guided city walks and drives in the map below.
Below you will find an overview of our content, divided in the most popular areas of Germany: Bavaria, Berlin, Saxony and the Black Forest. Also check out our useful resources for travelling in Germany at the bottom of the page.
Bavaria
Immerse yourself in the heart of Bavaria, a destination that seamlessly blends rich heritage with scenic wonders, offering a delightful experience for every visitor.
Explore the best day trips from Munich, like famously picturesque Rothenburg ob der Tauber. Or find a great hike in the Bavarian Alps like the multi-day Berchtesgaden Steinernes Meer Hike or walk one of the many sections of the Althmuhltal Panoramaweg, for instance Treuchtlingen to Solnhofen. Check the map for all walks in Bavaria.
For even more hikes in the Bavarian Alps, check out this Cicerone guidebook*.
Berlin
Discover the essence of Berlin, where echoes of the past blend seamlessly with contemporary charm, drawing in visitors from all corners of the globe.
Berlin is famous for iconic landmarks such as the Brandenburg Gate and Reichstag building, or the Berlin Wall, . Explore these and more on our self-guided Best of Berlin in One Day walking tour. Or go for a peaceful walk at Schloss Charlottenburg & Around. Check the map for all our Berlin walks.
Looking for more information on a trip to Berlin? Check out this guidebook on Berlin*.
Guidebooks to explore more of Germany
Saxony
Welcome to Saxony, a region defined by its captivating sandstone pillar landscapes and iconic landmarks, including the breathtaking Bastei Bridge that offers panoramic views of the Elbe River.
Black Forest
Welcome to the Black Forest, Germany’s outdoor paradise, where hiking takes center stage amid the rolling hills, deep valleys, and picturesque landscapes that define this captivating region. Check out our hikes below and on the map.
Don’t find what you are looking for? Check out this great guidebook on the Black Forest* for more walks and cycle rides.
Useful Resources
Attractions
GetYourGuide* is the best website to book attractions and tours in Germany. This is not surprising as it is a Berlin based startup. We have booked several museum tickets and tours through them.
Accommodation
Booking.com* is our go-to website for accommodations in Germany. It typically has the best deals and best cancellation options. In the big cities it is also worth to check Airbnb.com for self-catering apartments.
Getting Around
Rentalcars.com* is the website we use to rent cars everywhere in the World. In Germany we have our own car but we can recommend it based on our experience in different countries. Also, get a road map* to help you planning your trip.
Bahn.de: Plan and book your train journeys via the website of Germany’s national railway company and get the app when travelling in Germany. Pro tip: If you a travelling around Germany for a longer time and only use the regional and local train and bus services, check out the very affordable Deutschland ticket: Unlimited trips for just 49 euros per month.
Payments
Wise* is great for payments abroad: You can hold and convert between 40 currencies and pay with a single card in the local currency, avoiding a lot of transaction fees. We use it everywhere abroad as the costs are transparent and low and the service is super simple & convenient.
Insurance
Safety Wings* is great if you are looking for a medical and travel insurance with a good coverage all over the World outside of your home country. It is not the cheapest option but the service is flexible and you can even subscribe from abroad, ideal for nomads. We used the service in the past when traveling in Africa and Asia.