Germany’s big cities, Berlin, Munich, and Hamburg, get all the attention, but the country’s true magic often hides in its smaller towns. Beyond the famous beer halls and castles, there’s a whole world ...

Germany practically invented the modern Christmas market tradition, and no place captures that holiday spirit quite like its charming small towns. With timbered houses dusted in snow, twinkling market ...

Germany transforms into a winter wonderland during the Christmas season, and while cities like Berlin and Munich grab most headlines, the country's smaller towns offer something truly magical. Picture ...

When looking at a map of Germany, you might notice many cities with the word "bad" in their name. It translates to "bath" or "spa," and it indicates a spa town in Germany. There are over 350 of these ...

Germany’s ten largest cities are Berlin, Hamburg, Munich, Cologne, Frankfurt, Stuttgart, Düsseldorf, Dortmund, Essen and Leipzig. Here we profile each of them and look at the sectors in which they ...

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