Generally speaking, Germany enjoys warm summers full of sunshine, and there are some picturesque parts of the country within easy reach of its main cities.
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City breaks to Germany may not be as popular with tourists from the UK as other destinations, but they still have plenty to offer.
Generally speaking, Germany enjoys warm summers full of sunshine, and there are some picturesque parts of the country within easy reach of its main cities.
Keep reading below to discover a little bit more about German city breaks to whet your appetite for what awaits.
* Hamburg
Hamburg is the second biggest city in Germany, and well known for its port. It’s a multicultural place for a city break, and going in the summer is perfect for relaxing in the new waterfront district with a cold drink while you watch the world go by.
With lake cruises, great shopping, plenty of lively bars and first-rate restaurants, it’s a surprise that city breaks to Hamburg aren’t more popular with UK visitors.
* Munich
At the opposite end of the country from Hamburg, you’ll find Munich; world famous for the Oktoberfest beer festival which attracts people from all over the world each year.
There’s more to Munich than the beer though; it’s a charming city that encapsulates the old and new perfectly. It’s very much a traditional German city, but still has the things you’d expect from a modern European destination. City breaks to Munich will open your eyes to a place with real character and charm.
* Berlin
In the east of Germany, close to the border with Poland, you’ll find the capital city Berlin. City breaks to Berlin are always popular and this is a city like no other. It has a vibe all of its own.
It reflects its history with a plethora of museums, while at the same time has a lively and bustling pub and cafe culture.
The TV tower in Berlin is a must-visit if you want panoramic views of the city and beyond. There is still part of the wall remaining too, if you want to have your picture taken with a little piece of history.
* Cologne
River cruises, beautiful buildings & churches, as well as the Christmas markets are all reasons people flock from the UK on city breaks to Cologne every year.
You’ll find Cologne in the west of Germany, a short trip from Dusseldorf. In addition to the things listed above, the Old Town and Cologne Carnival are other reasons people go to Cologne on city breaks.
The Co-operative Travel has a number of great value for money city breaks to Germany and other European countries. You can book cheap holidays through their website to destinations all over the world.
