Mobility and Travel

Which German city is most popular with tourists? Which is the greenest, the most sustainable, the most liveable? Read about it here.

Entering Germany, relaxing by the sea and vacationing in the mountains – what the coronavirus rules allow and what they don’t. We answer your questions.

Discover Germany's scenic landscapes and cities by bike. The road network is extensive and well laid-out. Here are a few tips.

Why travel around the globe? We show you where Germany is as beautiful as Venice, southern France or Florida.

Experience, try and enjoy: things you really shouldn’t miss out on doing when you come to Germany.

A great itinerary for tourists on a small budget: we give you some tips for guided tours, culture and history.

From the coast to the Alpine foothills, from Saxony to the Saarland, these links inform you about destinations for trips and outings.

The German autobahn – a long-distance road with a worldwide reputation. Read here what is legend and what is truth.

For your post-corona bucket list: Carnival, museums, Kölsch and an upbeat atmosphere – Cologne is a cheerful city on the River Rhine with a Roman past.

For your post-corona bucket list: Frankfurt am Main is not just about the money. Find out why it’s worth making a trip to this banking hub.

For your post-corona bucket list: Hamburg is a city of contrasts. Situated between the Elbe and Alster rivers, cool composure and warm geniality are equally at home here.

For your post-corona bucket list: Florence on the Elbe, Europe’s most beautiful balcony – it’s all true. Dresden is a city that you really need to have seen.