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Major Cities in Germany

Are you looking to travel to Germany but you have nothing planned whilst you are there? Travel without Borders are experienced tour operators that specialise in unique and tailor-made travel within Germany.

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Each of these cities offers a range of activities and something for every individual to explore and learn from. Germany has become a tourist hot spot country and needs to be on everyone’s list of places to visit. This is thanks to a rich historic background spanning from ancient villages from the Roman times to more modern events such as World War II.

Germany and its cities capture everything from the notable beer industry to festivals and historically famous people, the world-famous composers Bach and Beethoven, to the incredibly talented writers Schiller and Goethe. Not to forget the Oktoberfest beer festival and the beautiful Christmas markets, which are well-known all over the world and bring a variety of people from different cities within Germany and countries across the world.

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Here at Travel without Borders, using our experience and knowledge of everything Germany, we can organise trips you won’t be able to get anywhere else. These trips can be to German major cities or notable sights in the country. We organise all accommodation and transport to make the holiday as hassle free as possible. This can include flights/rail travel from the UK, guided tours, shows and tickets for events and so much more.

The destinations we offer include everything you need to see on a trip to Germany. We can organise the perfect holiday to Germany, with a number of experiences added to your city break. Whether you want to visit the famous Colditz Castle while visiting Berlin or you wish to see Bavaria’s famous Fairytale castles alongside a visit to Munich, we can create a holiday perfect for you.

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Bremen

Bremen

​This Hanseatic city is well known as a major economic and cultural hub for Northern Germany. The city is home to a number of historical museums and galleries. These range from major art museums to historical sculptures.

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Berlin

Berlin

​Known for being the capital of Germany, Berlin is the largest city in Germany by both population and area. Its deep history allows you to learn more about the Cold War and the well-known landmark Checkpoint Charlie, which was the only way to pass through the Berlin Wall and still stands to this day.

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Cologne

Cologne

​Also known as Köln in Germany, this is a lively city on the river Rhine and is most famous for its UNESCO World Heritage-listed Cathedral.

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Düsseldorf

Düsseldorf

​This beautiful city is known for being one of the wealthiest cities in Germany. Being one of the safest places to visit, roaming and looking around the city of your own accord is something that is encouraged. Home to a number of luxury shopping brands and designer boutiques, this is the city you need to go to if you like to shop till you drop.

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Dresden

Dresden

Dresden on the RIver Elbe and the capital of the eastern German state of Saxony, is distinguished by its historic inner city, celebrated art museums and classic architecture. The baroque church Frauenkirche, built in 1743 and rebuilt after the Second World War, is known for its grand dome.

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Frankfurt

Frankfurt

​Frankfurt, a central German city on the Main River, is the European Central Bank’s main financial hub. It is the birthplace of famous writer Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, whose former home is now a museum, under the name of Goethe House Museum. It was destroyed during World War II and then restored, like much of the city.

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Hannover

Hannover

Hanover or Hannover is situated in northern Germany and well-known as Germany’s major trade fair city. It also has much to offer the tourist and is a good base for discovering other attractive places in the region.

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Hamburg

Hamburg

Hamburg is best known for the port of Hamburg, its popular harbour area. It has become one of Europe’s most important cultural and economic centres, as well as a major tourist destination and major transportation hub.

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Leipzig

Leipzig

Leipzig is a big city with a great history (for Saxony and Germany as well). It’s a city where people love to live and there are many university students living there. Leipzig is also noteworthy because of its history and its trade fair centre (Leipziger Messe) which acts as a commercial centre.

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Munich

Munich

Munich, situated on the river Isar in the south of Bavaria, is renowned for its beautiful architecture, fine culture, and the annual Oktoberfest beer festival. The cultural scene in Munich is second to none, and even some consider it to outrank Berlin because of its many museums.

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Nuremberg

Nuremberg

​Nuremberg is home to one of the most historical of Germany’s Christmas Markets and is Bavaria’s second largest city after its capital, Munich.  Alongside this, Nuremberg is a hot spot for those interested in German Military history, specifically WW2. This makes Nuremberg the must-visit destination for history enthusiasts.

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Stuttgart

Stuttgart

​Stuttgart, the capital of the Baden-Württemberg region in southwest Germany, is regarded as a manufacturing hub. There are offices and museums here for Mercedes-Benz and Porsche and greenspaces fill the city, winding around its centre. This includes The Schlossgarten, Rosensteinpark, and Killesbergpark which are very popular. Wilhelma is just northeast of Rosenstein Castle, one of Europe’s main zoos and botanical gardens.

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