Germany Travel Blog Posts & Information

This page has a collection of all my travel blog posts about Germany and a lot of random travel tips. But first, here’s a bit of a background.

Living in Germany

Guess what, Germany was the first European country that I ever visited back in 2014. Since 2017, I’ve been living in Germany, and I have had a love-and-hate relationship with this amazing country.

Krabbenbrötchen and Fischbrötchen at Brücke 10, Hamburg
Krabbenbrötchen and Fischbrötchen at Brücke 10, Hamburg

At first, I was excited about everything German – learning the language, the brötchen (breakfast buns), wurst (the sausages), spargel fever(asparagus), extremely fast-moving supermarket payment counters, super silent Sundays, and many other German things.

Then came a time when I started missing my home (India) too much and I hated everything that I loved before turned annoying. Yes, that’s what happens when you live in another country.

A few years later, I started missing Germany after spending 2 months in India and was shockingly happy to be back. Fast forward 6 years, I have learned to love Germany and its little quirks.

Königsstuhl or the King’s Chair in Jasmund National Park
Königsstuhl or the King’s Chair in Jasmund National Park

Over the last few years, I have traveled a lot within Germany. Honestly, it isn’t my favorite place to travel to because it is expensive but I have been pleasantly surprised at stunning natural landscapes and white sand islands.

Perhaps I should also mention Germany’s insanely intense party scene (Hello Berlin!) but I guess that’s not everyone’s cup of tea.

I can go on for hours talking about Germany, so this page is always going through an update or another at different times.

What’s the Capital City of Germany?

The Romantic Medieval Castle - Burg Eltz in Germany
The Romantic Medieval Castle – Burg Eltz in Germany

The capital city of Germany is Frankfurt. I have visited it pretty often and I must admit that it isn’t my favorite. That’s perhaps a reason why I never ended up writing about it.

Honestly, no one comes to Frankfurt to explore the city, people normally come here for a business meeting or to travel to just arrive in Germany internationally and travel further.

Yes, you can walk along the river in Germany, see some old buildings, also many skyscrapers and enjoy the “big city” feel but for me, 1-2 days are usually enough here.

Main Airports in Germany

As with most of my country-specific destination guides, I will mention the top international airports. Of course, there are many other smaller airports where one can fly from other Schengen countries and other nearby destinations.

Airport Name and CodeNearby Destinations
Frankfurt International Airport (FRA) Black Forest, Saarbrücken
Munich Airport (MUC)Bavaria and around
Berlin Brandenburg Airport (BER)East Germany, Poland
Düsseldorf Airport (DUS)West Germany, Belgium, the Netherlands
Hamburg Airport (HAM)North Germany, Islands, the Netherlands
Cologne Bonn Airport (CGN)West Germany, Belgium, the Netherlands
Stuttgart Airport (STR)South Germany
Hannover Airport (HAJ)North and Central Germany
Nuremberg Airport (NUE)Bavaria and South Germany
Leipzig/Halle Airport (LEJ)Central and West Germany
Top 10 Airports in Germany

There are actually 36 airports in Germany but I’m mentioning just the biggest and the busiest top 10. If you are flying from another continent, then most likely you will land in just one of the top 4 airports – Frankfurt, Munich, Berlin, or Dusseldorf.

Meanwhile, the airport that’s close to my town from where I usually fly for my travels within Europe isn’t even in the top 10 list.

Top Destinations in Germany

Munich, Nuremberg, Neuschwanstein Castle & Bavaria

Cologne & Burg Eltz

Heidelberg

Hamburg

Dresden

Black Forest

Teutoburg Forest

The North Sea

The East Sea (Jasmund National Park, and around).

This page has a collection of all our travel blog posts about Germany.

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