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Germany Travel Itinerary (6 Days)

Day 1: Arrival in Berlin

  • Arrival: Arrive at Berlin Tegel Airport or Berlin Schönefeld Airport
  • Transportation: Use public transportation (U-Bahn, Bus) or Taxi to reach your accommodation. You can buy a Berlin Welcome Card for unlimited travel on public transport within the city.
  • Accommodation: Check-in to your hotel or hostel in the city center
  • Activity: Start with a stroll through the famous Brandenburg Gate and explore the nearby Tiergarten park. Visit the Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe (Holocaust Memorial) and take a walk around the adjacent Information Centre.
  • Thing to Know: Berlin is known for its vibrant art scene, try visiting one of the many street art alleys or graffiti areas in the city.

Day 2: Explore Berlin

  • Activity: Visit the Berlin Wall Memorial at Bernauer Strasse, which includes a last remnant of the wall and a museum. Take a walk along the East Side Gallery, the longest remaining part of the Berlin Wall.
  • Transportation: Use public transportation or rent a bike to explore the city
  • Food: Try some traditional German cuisine like Bratwurst or Schnitzel at a local restaurant
  • Thing to Know: Berlin has a rich history and cultural significance. Learn about the city’s past, including its role in World War II and the Cold War.

Day 3: Travel to Munich

  • Transportation: Take a high-speed train (ICE) from Berlin Hauptbahnhof to Munich Hauptbahnhof
  • Accommodation: Check-in to your hotel or hostel in the city center
  • Activity: Visit Marienplatz, one of Munich’s most famous squares. Watch the Glockenspiel and explore the surrounding streets.
  • Thing to Know: Munich is known for its Oktoberfest celebrations, but it also has a rich history and cultural significance.

Day 4: Explore Munich

  • Activity: Visit the Nymphenburg Palace and Park, a beautiful royal palace and gardens. Take a stroll along the nearby lake and rent a boat if you’d like.
  • Transportation: Use public transportation (U-Bahn, Tram) or walk to explore the city
  • Food: Try some traditional Bavarian cuisine like Weisswurst or Leberkäse at a local restaurant
  • Thing to Know: Munich has a strong cultural scene, with many museums and art galleries.

Day 5: Visit Neuschwanstein Castle

  • Transportation: Take a bus from Munich Hauptbahnhof to Füssen (about 1 hour)
  • Accommodation: Check-in to your hotel or hostel in the nearby town of Hohenschwangau
  • Activity: Visit Neuschwanstein Castle, one of Germany’s most famous castles and a must-see for any traveler. Take a tour of the castle and explore the surrounding village.
  • Thing to Know: Neuschwanstein Castle is said to be the inspiration for Disney’s Sleeping Beauty Castle.

Day 6: Return to Munich

  • Transportation: Return to Munich Hauptbahnhof by bus
  • Activity: Spend your last day in Germany exploring any sights or attractions you missed earlier. Try visiting the Viktualienmarkt, a large outdoor market with fresh produce and flowers.
  • Thing to Know: Don’t forget to try some traditional German bread and pastry before leaving!

Visa Requirements:

  • As an EU citizen, no visa is required for travel within Germany
  • If you’re not from the EU, check the official government website for visa requirements

Safety:

  • Be aware of pickpocketing and petty theft in crowded areas
  • Keep valuables secure and be mindful of your belongings at all times

Other Tips:

  • Learn a few basic German phrases to help you navigate the country
  • Try some traditional German cuisine and local specialties
  • Don’t forget to try some beer! Germany is famous for its craft beer scene.