I would like to visit Berlin in May 2009, can any one please tell me which of the two months would be best to go? Also what's the rules in Germany? I am a bit worried about doing something ...
Who has been to Germany that wasn't enlisted in the service and what city or cities did you like best and why? Additional Details Someone question why I didn't want answers ...
I've done my research on tripadvisor, expedia, octopus travel, alpharooms etc. I'm just asking to get ideas from you people who may have first hand experience!...
So I am learning German right now in school. I am really interested in moving to Germany. I'm not sure wheather or not i would stay forever, but i would like to live there for some length of ...
I known that even though WW-II had been over for over 6o years now, some of Germany's historic landmarks are only now being restored, ie. the Frauenkirche was finally rebuilt and completed in 200...
my son is going to be stationed there. May visit him sometime. My ancestry from my grandparents come from Germany. Additional Details to traveling: I am interested in both. I would like ...
My Russian friend says it's because they learned it from the Turks in the Middle Ages after the Germans separated from the Catholic Church and secretly converted to Islam so they could serve as ...
This is a question for German natives and/or people who have lived in Germany for a period of time. Do you enjoy living in Germany and are you happy there? If you have been to America: Do you like G...
I'm just wondering some questions...
I am German, but I'm a little afraid as to what people out there will think of me since I have lived in the U.S. my whole life. My uncle tells me ...
We're planning on starting in Frankfurt and going in somewhat of a circle until we end in Frankfurt again. I'd really appreciate any suggestions of places to go and things to do along the way.
Here's the tentative plan:
begin in Frankfurt
go to Kalkar
(From here we were contemplating visiting the Netherlands. Any tips of what to see across the border?)
perhaps visit Hamburg
Berlin?
Leipzig
Any tips of what to see/do in the south?
End in Frankfurt
In addition, there is a section of useful links and additional resources that might come in handy:
http://www.live-like-a-german.com/Germany/Useful_Links.html
Chrissy099
Bavaria is just beautiful..there are so many beautiful castles to see. Neuschwanstein is also beautiful. Or if you can, try to go to the "Rhein in Flames" from Koblenz down the Rhein river...it is a river cruise and there are many different boats and cruises but there are fireworks displays and the castles that you float by are illuminated with lights. Some cruises include dinner. It is a fun thing to do. Here is a link.
I have always dreamed of seeing Neuschwanstein castle.
Emily
Go to munich. It is such a gorgeous city. You'll love it. Great shpping and it's just a really beautiful place
Mrs. Dalloway
Regarding the Netherlands: how far are you planning to go into the country? A must-see city would of course be Amsterdam, but it isn't situated at the border (by car or train about 1,5 to 2 hours from the German border). A beautiful border town worth visiting would be Maastricht (Aachen is the closest German city on the other side of the border). Lots of medieval charm, cosy pubs and restaurants, good food, beautiful old houses and sites....
Enjoy!
peaches6
There's plenty to see in Germany. I use to live there years ago for 3 years. You can visit the their museums, castles and don't forget the salt mines. Good Luck!
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