Germany

There’s no better way to enjoy Germany’s summer months and (usually) fabulous weather than by hitting one of its many festivals. They happen all over the country, often outdoors, and range from music to art to celebrations of cultures.

What’s on in Germany in the month of November? Sure, it gets cold, but warm up with a glass ofGlüweinas the Christmas markets open, watch parades of children walk by lantern light, and take to the slopes on some of the finest mountains in Europe.

Want a true taste of German culture? Take your taste buds for a tour at one of Germany’s many breweries and explore the rich history of centuries-old beer brewing in Germany. According to the purity law of 1516, German beer is only made with four ingredients – water, hops, malt, and yeast – however, that doesn’t mean that all German beer tastes the same. Visitors can enjoy 5,000 types of beers crafted by over 1,200 German breweries. From thousand-year-old monasteries to state-of-the-art facilities, discover the art of beer in some of Germany’s best breweries, all offering brewery tours and beer tastings.

Want to explore Germany by trainandtravel on a budget? It is totally doable.

Go behind the scenes of Germany’s most famous exports and find out how German cars, chocolate, and beer are made. Many factories in Germany open their doors to curious visitors, offering them a look at how their products are built, brewed, and crafted from start to finish.

From modern cities to ancient charming towns, Germany is full of history, astonishing architecture, and enthralling events. Travelers must take on the envious task of figuring out where to go and it won’t be easy. However, while the popular cities of Berlin, Hamburg, and Munich command your attention, travelers who wander further afield will be handsomely rewarded.