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- Altmark
- Altmühltal
- Berchtesgadener Land
- Bergstraße
- Lake Constance
- Brandenburg
- Chiemgau
- Eifel
- Emsland
- Erzgebirge
- Helgoland
- Hessian Highlands
- Holstein Switzerland
- Hunsrück
- Lüneburg Heath
- Mecklenburg Lake District
- Middle Franconia
- Mosel
- Münsterland
- Lower Rhine
- North Frisian Islands
- Upper Bavaria
- Upper Franconia
- Odenwald
- East Frisia
- East Frisian Islands
- Pfalz
- Rheinhessen-Rheingau
- Rhön
- Rügen
- Saarland
- Sauerland
- Swabian Alb
- Swabian Forest
- Spessart
- Sylt
- Taunus
- Teutoburg Forest
- Thuringia
- Lower Franconia
- Usedom
- Weserbergland
- Westerwald
- Upper Palatinate Forest
- Upper Swabia
- Bergisches Land
Holiday in Northern Germany
Once considered an insiders tip, cities such as Binz on Rügen, Heringsdorf on Usedom, Zingst or Heiligendamm near Rostock are now among the top addresses for an exclusive holiday by the sea and are in no way inferior to greats such as Timmendorfer Strand.
But the Baltic Sea coast has much more to offer. Build gigantic sandcastles on almost untouched beaches, stroll through the picturesque Hanseatic cities of Greifswald, Kiel, Lübeck, Rostock or Stralsund and explore the idyllic landscape from there on day trips by rental car.
13 Holiday Regions in Northern Germany
Holiday in Central Germany
In Germanys green heart is the Harz, whose highest mountain is not only popular with skiers and hikers. Because the Brocken is also known as Blocksberg, where the witches celebrate Walpurgis Night on May 1st. Those who do not arrive with a broom can steam up to the Brocken from Quedlinburg, Harzgerode or Nordhausen with the Harz narrow-gauge railway.
Wild animals and lots of adventure you can experience on the other hand in the leisure and recreation park on the Possen. Besides fairy tale forests and stalactite caves, the highest mountains of Northern Germany offer many other sightly towns like Halberstadt, Goslar, Quedlinburg or Wernigerode. In winter, on the other hand, visitors will find some of the best ski areas in Germany, such as the Wurmberg near Braunlage..
26 Holiday regions in Central Germany
Holiday in Southern Germany
The southernmost federal state of Germany scores with a unique scenic diversity. Fancy a taste of high altitude air? Bavaria is home to the nations highest mountain peak: the Zugspitze with its breathtaking view of the Wettersteingebirge. The Watzmann in the Berchtesgaden Alps can also boast more than 2700 metres in height. Between glaciers, alpine pastures and alpine flora, you will dive into a primeval world in the Bavarian Alps, which is ideal for deceleration.
Here you can hike, bike, climb or ride in summer and in winter you can ski or snowboard on the slopes. At the foot of the Alps lies the world-famous Castle Neuenschwanstein. A visit is worthwhile in any case. As a water sports enthusiast you will have a lot of fun at Tegernsee or Chiemsee. Here you can visit the castle Herrenchiemsee, which was built by Ludwig II. after the model of Versailles.
