Occupying a central position in Europe, Germany is not the first destination that comes to mind for the holidays. Yet as peaceful nature holidays and family you prefer, or we want to take this trip to enrich cultural discoveries, everyone can find his account in Germany, between the medieval towns, the stunning landscapes of the Bavaria, and the rich heritage of Berlin.
Walkers will enjoy a variety of terrain and scenery. Lovers follow the Romantic Road, which crosses the south of nearly 350 km. Finally, the architecture and museums will delight history and culture enthusiasts.
The first prefer the South of Germany, with the regions of Bavaria and the Black Forest. But Germany also has other parks and natural attractions that will delight nature lovers.
The latter have plenty of choice, as the German cities considerable importance is attached to the value of their architectural heritage. Monuments, they are in big cities like Berlin or scattered in smaller villages, often show a remarkable architecture. The country can also boast a large number of monuments (old towns, churches, castles) on the list of World Heritage by UNESCO. In addition, the reputation of German museums is well established: they are considered part of the most beautiful in the world.
All major cities of Germany therefore deserve closer attention to their architectural heritage and museums. But the country also has many picturesque villages, where local cultures retain all their force. Wherever you go in Germany, you will be warmly received.
You can also discover the friendliness of the Germans during the many events organized throughout the country: the festivals taking place each summer the famous Oktoberfest in Munich, wine festivals and famous carnivals. Your stay in Germany will be an opportunity to sample the cuisine of the country, and of course the national drink, beer! A trip to Germany
Germany cinema
Many filmmakers chose to shoot their films in Germany. There were Asterix and Obelix against Caesar Claude Zidi, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Tim Burton, Quentin Tarantino's Inglorious Basterds or the cult masterpiece of Roman Polanski, The Pianist.
Weather / When to go
What is the best time to visit Germany? What is it there now? All weather and climate information.
»Weather in Germany
Passport / Visa / Formalities
Passport or identity card for citizens of the European Union.
transport
Germany occupies a central position in Europe and has excellent transport links making it very accessible. Three ways to get there are available to you, depending on your budget, how much time you have and the journey you want to make.
by plane
All major German cities have airports. The most important of these is that of Frankfurt, which is also connected to the network of high-speed trains. Other major airports are Munich and Dusseldorf. Berlin, despite being the capital of the country, does not have the largest airports in Germany. However, the city has three airports: Tegel, Tempelhof and Schoenefeld. Aircraft from Western Europe generally landing at Tegel Airport.
Germany's Lufthansa offers countless connections between major cities in Germany and France as Paris, Marseille, Toulouse and Strasbourg. You can also travel with Air France, which offers direct flights from Paris, Nice and Lyon. If your flight does not take you directly to your vacation destination, you can continue your journey with internal flights or trains great line. For tight budgets, the company "low-coast" Easy Jet offers several daily direct connections between cheap Paris and Berlin.
Whatever the airline costs around 1:30 flight to get to one of the cities of Germany.
by train
Like the air network, Germany has a very efficient rail network, both within the country in conjunction with its European neighbors. Paris is well connected to major cities in Germany, usually connected. Berlin, for example, a night train allows every night to go to the German capital in 12 hours. Paris also has direct links to Hamburg, Cologne, Frankfurt, Munich and Stuttgart. Note that with the release of the TGV-Est, Paris is just 3h30 from Frankfurt and Stuttgart.
To take advantage of cheaper rates, it is advisable to book your tickets well in advance. You will find all necessary information on the websites of the SNCF and Deutsche Bahn German company (DB). At German railway stations, it is the "Reisezentrum" that you find the information you need.
For a tour in Germany, you can also find out about the Inter Rail pass, which allows movement in second class for a specified period and in an area containing several countries. To circulate in Germany, this package will also allow you to travel in Austria, Switzerland and Denmark. In the same spirit, the Domino coupon allows you to drive in a particular country for a certain number of days, distributed freely over a month.
The Bahncard (fee) entitles you to discounts at all your train travel fares. Very good plan if the train is your main means of transport "more»
by car
Germany is known for its motorway network covering nearly 11 000 km! These highways are free and speed is not limited, except on particular sections. From Paris, you can reach Frankfurt in about 5:30, 8:00 in Munich, Hamburg, Berlin 8:30 ET in 10 hours. Highways, as in France, are marked with an "A" for "Autobahn". Federal roads are marked with a "B" for "Bundestrasse."
As in France, you must be in possession of a valid driver's license, vehicle registration documents and proof of insurance. Your car must carry a placard for your country or, failing that, a sticker with the country code.
by bus
Bus companies also allow you to travel to Germany from many cities in France, the largest mainly. If that requires patience because of the long travel time, it is also the most economical option, although the low-coast airlines can also be advantageous. You can find out about the particular websites and Eurolines Gullivers companies.
Airports
Several international airports in Germany serving Paris and some French cities.
From France, the most common connections are the following airports:
Berlin-Tegel (TXL)
Cologne and Bonn - Konrad Adenauer (CGN)
Dusseldorf (DUS)
Frankfurt (FRA)
Hamburg (HAM)
Munich (MUC)
Stuttgart (STR)
Many filmmakers chose to shoot their films in Germany. There were Asterix and Obelix against Caesar Claude Zidi, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Tim Burton, Quentin Tarantino's Inglorious Basterds or the cult masterpiece of Roman Polanski, The Pianist.
Weather / When to go
What is the best time to visit Germany? What is it there now? All weather and climate information.
»Weather in Germany
Passport / Visa / Formalities
Passport or identity card for citizens of the European Union.
transport
Germany occupies a central position in Europe and has excellent transport links making it very accessible. Three ways to get there are available to you, depending on your budget, how much time you have and the journey you want to make.
by plane
All major German cities have airports. The most important of these is that of Frankfurt, which is also connected to the network of high-speed trains. Other major airports are Munich and Dusseldorf. Berlin, despite being the capital of the country, does not have the largest airports in Germany. However, the city has three airports: Tegel, Tempelhof and Schoenefeld. Aircraft from Western Europe generally landing at Tegel Airport.
Germany's Lufthansa offers countless connections between major cities in Germany and France as Paris, Marseille, Toulouse and Strasbourg. You can also travel with Air France, which offers direct flights from Paris, Nice and Lyon. If your flight does not take you directly to your vacation destination, you can continue your journey with internal flights or trains great line. For tight budgets, the company "low-coast" Easy Jet offers several daily direct connections between cheap Paris and Berlin.
Whatever the airline costs around 1:30 flight to get to one of the cities of Germany.
by train
Like the air network, Germany has a very efficient rail network, both within the country in conjunction with its European neighbors. Paris is well connected to major cities in Germany, usually connected. Berlin, for example, a night train allows every night to go to the German capital in 12 hours. Paris also has direct links to Hamburg, Cologne, Frankfurt, Munich and Stuttgart. Note that with the release of the TGV-Est, Paris is just 3h30 from Frankfurt and Stuttgart.
To take advantage of cheaper rates, it is advisable to book your tickets well in advance. You will find all necessary information on the websites of the SNCF and Deutsche Bahn German company (DB). At German railway stations, it is the "Reisezentrum" that you find the information you need.
For a tour in Germany, you can also find out about the Inter Rail pass, which allows movement in second class for a specified period and in an area containing several countries. To circulate in Germany, this package will also allow you to travel in Austria, Switzerland and Denmark. In the same spirit, the Domino coupon allows you to drive in a particular country for a certain number of days, distributed freely over a month.
The Bahncard (fee) entitles you to discounts at all your train travel fares. Very good plan if the train is your main means of transport "more»
by car
Germany is known for its motorway network covering nearly 11 000 km! These highways are free and speed is not limited, except on particular sections. From Paris, you can reach Frankfurt in about 5:30, 8:00 in Munich, Hamburg, Berlin 8:30 ET in 10 hours. Highways, as in France, are marked with an "A" for "Autobahn". Federal roads are marked with a "B" for "Bundestrasse."
As in France, you must be in possession of a valid driver's license, vehicle registration documents and proof of insurance. Your car must carry a placard for your country or, failing that, a sticker with the country code.
by bus
Bus companies also allow you to travel to Germany from many cities in France, the largest mainly. If that requires patience because of the long travel time, it is also the most economical option, although the low-coast airlines can also be advantageous. You can find out about the particular websites and Eurolines Gullivers companies.
Airports
Several international airports in Germany serving Paris and some French cities.
From France, the most common connections are the following airports:
Berlin-Tegel (TXL)
Cologne and Bonn - Konrad Adenauer (CGN)
Dusseldorf (DUS)
Frankfurt (FRA)
Hamburg (HAM)
Munich (MUC)
Stuttgart (STR)
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