Berlin

Germany's vibrant capital is known for its lively art, bar and club scene. Rich history meets exciting nightlife here.

Things to do

Brandenburger Tor: The Brandenburger Tor, Berlin's iconic landmark symbolises the reunification of Germany. Located on Pariser Platz, it attracts millions of visitors every year.

Bootsfahrt auf der Spree: A boat trip on the River Spree gives you a unique perspective on the sights of Berlin, such as the Reichstag and the Berlin Cathedral. Glide through the heart of the city and experience Berlin from a new, picturesque perspective.

Kreuzberg: The alternative neighbourhood of Kreuzberg is known for its multicultural groove, vibrant street art and alternative lifestyle. Here you will find many cafes, bars and small boutiques that underline the creative and unconventional flair of the neighbourhood.

Stay 

Luxus: Hotel Adlon Kempinski: The luxurious five-star Adlon Kempinski next to the Brandenburg Tor is renowned for its first-class service and elegant furnishings. Guests appreciate the exquisite blend of historic splendour and modern comfort.

Budget: Generator Berlin Mitte: The trendy Hostel Generator Berlin Mitte hostel is centrally located and offers affordable and stylish accommodation. Popular with young travellers, it has modern communal areas and lively bars.

Culinary

Fine Dining: Restaurant Tim Raue: Here, guests can enjoy the exquisite fusion of Asian and European cuisine in style, awarded two Michelin stars. Culinary perfection meets artistic expression.

Street Food: Mustafa's Gemüse Kebap: Mustafas Gemüse Kebap is a Berlin institution known for its delicious kebabs made with fresh vegetables and unique spices. It's worth a visit - despite the long queues - because it's said to have one of the best kebabs in the city.

Party

Berghain/Panorama Bar: Its legendary techno parties and strict door policy make Berghain an exclusive experience. The Panorama Bar on the upper floor offers a unique atmosphere that defines Berlin nightlife.

Watergate: Its location on the banks of the River Spree and stunning lighting installations above the dance floor make Watergate a hotspot for top international DJs and a trendy crowd.

Public viewings

• Fan Mile Berlin 

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Dusseldorf

The elegant metropolis on the Rhine offers a perfect blend of tradition and modernity, with a picturesque old town and ultra-modern architecture.

Things to do

The old town: Often referred to as the 'longest bar in the world', Düsseldorf's Old Town is famous for its more than 260 bars and pubs. Here you can sample the local Altbier and enjoy the vibrant nightlife.

Rheinturm: The Rheinturm is the tallest building in Düsseldorf and offers a spectacular panoramic view of the city and the Rhine from its viewing platform. The light installation on the tower is particularly impressive.

Medienhafen: Impressive buildings designed by international star architects make the lively Medienhafen district a popular meeting place with numerous restaurants, bars and cultural facilities on the picturesque harbour promenade.

Where to stay

Luxury: Breidenbacher Hof: Opened in 1812, the renowned five-star Breidenbacher Hof Hotel on Königsallee combines historic charm with contemporary comfort.

Mid-range: Hotel Indigo Düsseldorf: Inspired by Düsseldorf's art scene, the centrally located Hotel Indigo impresses with its creative flair and friendly service.

Culinary 

Michelin stars: Im Schiffchen: Situated in the historic district of Kaiserswerth, the Schiffchen spoils its guests with exquisite French cuisine. Enjoy first-class culinary creations in elegant surroundings.

Traditional cuisine: Hausbrauerei Zum Schlüssel: In this traditional pub in Düsseldorf's old town, you can enjoy hearty regional specialities in a cosy atmosphere, as well as the characteristic beer.

Party

Rudas Studios: Located in a former film and recording studio, Rudas Studios is one of Düsseldorf's hippest venues. Here you can dance and party to the vibes of top DJs.

Kultur-Schlachthof: The Kultur-Schlachthof is probably the coolest off-Location for partying - concerts and art events blend seamlessly.

Public viewings

• Fan Zone Schauspielhaus
  
• Fan Zone Burgplatz
• Public Viewing Rheinufer

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Frankfurt am Main

Frankfurt am Main is Germany's financial and commercial centre, but it is also a city of contrasts, with historic districts and modern skyscrapers.

Things to do

Römerberg: The historic heart of Frankfurt is a delight with its picturesque half-timbered houses. Right in the centre is the Römer, which has been the city's town hall since the 15th century.

Städel Museum: The Städel Museum houses one of Germany's most important art collections, with works from the Middle Ages to the present day. Fancy Rembrandt, Monet and Picasso? Then this museum is a must.

Main Tower: Fancy a bit of mountain air? From the viewing platform of the Main Towers, 200 metres above the city, you can enjoy breathtaking panoramic views.

Where to stay

Luxury: Roomers: Velvet, plush, chrome and glass define the cinematic setting. From the hotel bar to the restaurant to the rooms, Hotel Roomers has a slightly wicked, yet cosy and luxurious atmosphere.

Budget: Hotel Zentrum: As the name suggests, Hotel Zentrum is right in the heart of the city. Thanks to its excellent location, many sights and public transport are within easy reach. 

Culinary 

Fine dining: Seven Swans: A unique Michelin-starred restaurant in a narrow, historic building, the Seven Swans offers innovative vegetarian cuisine. Enjoy the intimate atmosphere and views of the River Main.

Frankfurt Specialities: Apfelwein Wagner: Frankfurt's traditional Apfelwein tavern serves Hessian specialities in an authentic setting. Enjoy homemade cider and regional dishes in a cosy atmosphere.

Party

Gibson Club: The Gibson Live Music Club hosts concerts during the week and internationally renowned DJs at weekends. If you like the rock'n'roll lifestyle, this is the place to be.

Tanzhaus West: Tanzhaus West is one of Frankfurt's legendary dance institutions.  With its industrial charm and vibrant atmosphere, it is a popular place to dance.

Public viewings

• Fan Zone Mainufer
  
• Public Viewing Opernplatz

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Hamburg

The Hanseatic city of Hamburg is known for its maritime flair, world-class cuisine and vibrant cultural scene.

Things to do

Port of Hamburg: One of the largest and most important ports in Europe. It is a central part of Hamburg. Here you can see impressive container ships and experience the maritime atmosphere on harbour tours.

St. Pauli: St. Pauli is not only home to one of Hamburg's most famous football clubs, but also the Reeperbahn. Legendary bars, clubs, theatres and the hustle and bustle of life await you on the Kiez.

Speicherstadt: Speicherstadt is the largest historic warehouse complex in the world and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Its picturesque brick buildings and narrow canals make it a fascinating place to stroll and explore.

Where to stay

Luxury: The Fontenay: Situated on the banks of the Alster, The Fontenay is a luxurious five-star hotel with modern architecture, elegant rooms and first-class facilities.  A gourmet restaurant, spa and spectacular rooftop terrace with views of the city - it's all here.

Budget: Superbude St. Pauli: The Superbude St. Pauli is located close to the Reeperbahn and the Schanzenviertel. Here you can explore the nightlife, restaurants and alternative culture.

Culinary

Fish specialities: Fischereihafen Restaurant: The Fischereihafen Restaurant one of Hamburg's best-known places for first-class fish and seafood dishes, offers stunning views of Hamburg's harbour. And, of course, exquisite fish dishes.

Street food: Landungsbrücken: Fresh fish, regional specialities or something exotic? The lively and authentic surroundings of the Landungsbrücken are a hive of colourful activity. And, of course, delicious food.

Party

Grosse Freiheit 36: One of the most legendary music clubs on the Reeperbahn hosts live concerts and exciting parties. The atmosphere at Grosse Freiheit 36 is as unique as its history.

Uebel und gefährlich: This is not a warning sign, but the name of one of Hamburg's hippest clubs. Housed in a former air-raid shelter with a ballroom, tower room and roof terrace, Uebel und gefährlich plays everything from techno to 1920s jazz.

Public viewings

• Heiligengeistfeld

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München

Munich, the capital of Bavaria, attracts visitors with its magnificent palaces, traditional beer gardens and famous Bavarian friendliness.

Things to do

The English Garden: In Munich's green oasis, stroll along lush avenues, swim in sparkling lakes and enjoy the bustle of the beer garden at the Chinese Tower.

Marienplatz: The heart of Munich beats at Marienplatz. Be enchanted by the carillon of the New Town Hall, inspired by the historic architecture and feel the pulse of the city.

Viktualienmarkt: The Viktualienmarkt is a feast for the senses! Immerse yourself in the colourful array of regional delicacies, listen to the market traders and feel the vibrant energy of this traditional marketplace.

Where to stay

Luxury: Hotel Bayerischer Hof: Originally planned by King Ludwig I, the Bayerischer Hof combines history and contemporary flair with natural elegance. Located in the Old Town, this luxurious hotel is at the heart of the city's attractions.

Middle class: Eurostars Grand Central: Located in the Maxvorstadt district, the Grand Central is a modern oasis of relaxation.  This trendy four-star hotel also has a swimming pool.

Culinary 

Fine dining: Restaurant Tantris: This high-calibre culinary gem delights gourmets from around the world with its exquisite cuisine and elegant ambience. The Tantris menu restaurant, the Tantris DNA à la carte restaurant and the Tantris Bar are all under one roof.

Bavarian cuisine: Ratskeller: Ratskeller has been the epitome of the Munich way of life for decades. The knuckle of pork tastes twice as good in the neo-Gothic vaults and impressive courtyard. And yes, you can go meatless too.

Party

P1 Club: Munich's chic crowd (also) meets here at P1,. Exclusive parties and glamorous nights are celebrated in this legendary club.

Strom: Smaller is better! Strom may be small, but it offers an extremely wide variety of music.

Public viewings

• Fan Zone Olympiapark

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Stuttgart

Surrounded by forests and vineyards, the charming capital of Baden-Württemberg offers a unique blend of culture, nature and technology.

Things to do

The Mercedes-Benz Museum: Reach for the stars and immerse yourself in the fascinating world of automotive history at the impressive Mercedes-Benz Museum. Here, innovative technology and design come together in over 125 years of history.

Altes Schloss: The Württemberg State Museum in the "Alten Schloss" offers an inspiring insight into the region's culture and history. The Gothic architecture is also impressive.

Wilhelma: Spend a magical day at Wilhelma, one of the most beautiful zoological and botanical gardens in Europe, with its unique combination of exotic animals, magnificent plants and historic architecture.

Where to stay

Luxury: Althoff Hotel am Schlossgarten: The elegant Althoff Hotel combines luxury and tradition in a central location, offering guests an unrivalled stay with exquisite hospitality and first-class service.

Budget: Motel One Stuttgart-Hauptbahnhof: With its modern design and affordable prices, Motel One is the ideal place to stay for travellers looking for comfort and style without breaking the bank.

Culinary 

International and regional: Amadeus: Just minutes from the Königstrasse, Amadeus awaits food-loving travellers. This tranquil oasis offers exquisite classic and contemporary cuisine and a wine list that will delight you.

Swabian cuisine: Zur Linde: Swabian hospitality is a tradition at the listed restaurant Zur Linde. Dishes such as Maultaschen and Sauerbraten are prepared with fresh, regional ingredients. And the atmosphere is cosy.

Celebrate

Perkins Park: Stuttgart's Perkins Park is a hotspot for night owls and party-goers, with a variety of dance floors, bars and breathtaking views of the city.

Proton the Club: The hip Proton the Club in Stuttgart's trendy district.

Public viewings

• Schlossplatz

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