Explore Germany – Vacays4U

Baden-Württemberg

With its magnificent castles, luxurious resorts and the beautiful recreation areas of the Schwarzwald (Black Forest), Baden-Württemberg is one of Germany’s most popular tourist destinations. In addition, the region’s long…

Bavaria

Bavaria is the largest state in the Federal Republic of Germany. Ruled by the Wittelsbach dynasty from 1180, the duchy of Bavaria was elevated to the status of a kingdom…

Berlin

Hip, energetic Berlin has grabbed the world’s attention with its exuberant urban life and vibrant arts scene. Gone are the days of drab Cold War Germany and a city divided…

Brandenburg

The province of Brandenburg is a lowland region crisscrossed by a dense network of rivers, canals, and lakes. Quiet in part, it is also crossed by some of the main…

Munich

The capital of Bavaria, Munich (München) is sometimes called “Germany’s secret capital”. Lying right at the heart of Europe, the city rapidly overshadowed once-powerful neighbors, such as Ingolstadt, Augsburg, and…

Northern Germany

Three federal states – Lower Saxony and the city-states of Hamburg and Bremen – occupy a huge swathe of northern Germany. Lower Saxony’s capital, Hanover, has splendid architecture and fine…

Saxony

Saxony has a long history and is rich in historic sites. Its capital city, Dresden, ranks among the most beautiful and interesting towns in Germany, despite the devastation it suffered…

Saxony-Anhalt

The scenic Harz mountains, a popular recreation area with fascinating rock formations and pleasant walks, are the best-known attraction of Saxony-Anhalt. Yet this state also boasts a number of interesting…

Thuringia

Thuringia is a beautiful state, with much to entice the visitor. The Thuringian Forest, in the south, is a highland area densely covered with spruce, beech, and oak forests, inviting…

Western Germany

Famed for its excellent wines and the festivities of Cologne’s annual carnival, Western Germany is the country’s wealthiest and most heavily industrialized region. The Ruhr district still harbors enormous industrial…