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Holidays to Germany

Holidays to Germany

All Inclusive Holidays in Germany

Home to Bavarian beer gardens, fairytale-like castles, enchanting folklore, and lush countryside, all inclusive holidays to Germany bring you to a beautiful country in Western Europe featuring a landscape embellished with mountain ranges, forests, rivers, and North Sea beaches. Blending history with modernity, Germany holidays 2025 promise unforgettable city breaks in Munich, Cologne, Hamburg, and the capital Berlin, each boasting a sea of elegant museums, historic cathedrals, a flourishing art scene, and lots of German beer. You can also enjoy unparalleled outdoor fun on cheap holidays to Germany, with hikes through the Alps, swimming in crystal-clear lakes, skiing, and ambling traditional villages.

Why Book Germany All Inclusive Holidays

While there are scores of fantastic Germany holiday destinations, Berlin is undoubtedly the most popular city break, boasting a collection of diverse attractions. Expect green spaces, world-class museums, and historical gems like the grandiose Reichstag Building, Berlin Cathedral, graffiti on the Berlin Wall, and the Brandenburg Gate. Berlin has ample in terms of shopping, nightlife, and gastronomy, too.

To revel in festive cheer and enjoy mulled wine alongside warm gingerbread treats, book package holidays to Bavaria, Germany, between November and December for its lively Christmas markets. Germany’s Nuremberg Christkindlesmarkt is considered the oldest in the world, set up in the main city’s marketplace and offering all things Christmassy. The Munich Christkindlmarkt with a 30-metre-tall tree and the Cologne Christmas Market with a Russian air swing are also worth visiting.

Besides exploring otherworldly castles in Bavaria, sample some of its finest beer served in charming beer halls and brewed in around six breweries in the region, even on last minute holidays to Germany from UK. Don’t forget to pair it with the world-renowned bratwurst sausage or soak it up with soft-dough pretzels! Wine aficionados can enjoy popular varieties like Riesling and others during holidays in Germany while touring lush vineyards across the country.

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Top Holiday Destinations in Germany

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Beache in Germany

Beaches in Germany

  • Warnemünde: The stunning seaside resort boasts steller beach holidays in Germany, featuring shimmering sandy stretches, an impressive lighthouse, seafood restaurants, and fishermen’s cottages.
  • Strandbad Wannsee: A magnificent lakeside beach extending for over 1.2 kilometres, it’s perfect for couples and families alike, offering play areas, water activities,...more

Top Things to Do in Germany

Top Things to Do in Germany

  • Oktoberfest: Beer aficionados will love holidays to Germany’s annual beer festival, featuring beer tents, various German beers, costumes, dancing, music, and delicacies like sauerkraut and bratwurst.
  • Wine Tours: Besides beer, Germany boasts some of the best wines worldwide, thanks to its 13 wine regions. So, sample its finest reds, whites, and rosés.
  • Zugspitze:...more

History and Culture in Germany

Top Germany Holiday Destinations

  • Berlin: The captivating German capital is a must-visit, serving up a blend of history, gastronomy, culture, and nightlife, with unmissable sights like the East Side Gallery and Brandenburg Gate.
  • Hamburg: Among the most scenic Germany holiday destinations, it has a gorgeous harbour with historic warehouses, a flourishing cultural scene, and the UNESCO-stamped more

History and Culture in Germany

History and Culture in Germany

  • The Berlin Wall: A must-see on cheap Germany holidays, the iconic wall that divided the German capital for over two decades features popular spots like the East Side Gallery and the Berlin Wall Memorial
  • Neuschwanstein Castle: Among the most photographed sites in Europe, the dreamy 19th-century Romanesque Revival castle inspired the palace in Sleeping Beauty!
  • Cologne...more

Cologne Christmas Markets

Top Christmas Markets in Germany

  • Nuremberg Christkindlesmarkt: The most iconic and famous Christmas market in Germany, it dates back to the 16th century and boasts an impressive opening ceremony and a separate children’s market.
  • Berlin Christmas Markets: Explore over seventy Christmas markets here, with the Gendarmenmarkt hosting one of the liveliest ones featuring artisanal souvenirs, mulled wine,...more

Best Theme Parks in Germany

Best Theme Parks in Germany

  • Phantasialand: The renowned park near Cologne welcomes around 2 million visitors annually with intriguing themed areas, safe rides for younger kids, and high-speed roller coasters.
  • Europe Park: Boasting over 100 exhilarating rides, it’s a must-visit during all inclusive holidays in Germany, featuring captivating theme areas, live shows, and a roller coaster with...more

Food and Drink in Germany

Food and Drink in Germany

What to Eat:

  • Bratwurst: Sample the world-renowned sausage during holidays in Germany, pan-fried or grilled and served with mustard and sauerkraut.
  • Sauerbraten: A must-try for meat lovers, tender beef is marinated and slow-cooked to get a juicy texture.
  • Rouladen: It features thinly sliced beef rolled around pickles, bacon, and onions, and braised in red wine.
  • Spätzle:...more

Nightlife in Germany

Nightlife in Germany

Nightlife enthusiasts on adult-only holidays to Germany from UK will enjoy the country’s diverse after-dark scene, teeming with beer gardens (think Hofbräuhaus!), waterfront cocktail bars, parks, rooftop lounges, neon-lit discos, karaoke venues, and thumping nightclubs.

Berlin boasts around 200 smashing clubs, with several of them located in Kreuzberg, Mitte, and more

Best Time to Visit Germany

Best Time to Visit Germany

With seasonal variations and a temperate climate, travellers can enjoy all inclusive holidays to Germany year-round, whether they seek mild winter sun breaks or sun-drenched summer getaways. It’s important to pick a season suitable to your budget and weather preferences to get the most out of your Germany trip.

For the sunniest beach escapes or city breaks, book...more

What is Germany most famous for?

When you book all inclusive holidays to Germany, the topmost attraction is the fairytale-esque Neuschwanstein Castle, loved for its architectural beauty and location. Germany is also renowned for its culture, rich past, natural scenery, cuisine (beer and sausages!), and world-famous composers like Brahms, Beethoven, and Wagner.

Is Germany family-friendly?

Yes! You can enjoy spectacular family holidays in Germany thanks to its child-friendly museums, parks, beaches, and food, and family-friendly hotels catering to kids of all ages. Top must-dos for families in Germany include the DB Railway Museum in Nuremberg, the Chocolate Museum in Hamburg, hiking in Heidelberg, and the Berlin Wall.

What are some of the best traditional festivals and holidays in Germany?

The most popular festival to book all inclusive holidays in Germany for is Munich’s Oktoberfest – the largest beer festival worldwide! The lively Carnival before Lent, Christmas markets across Germany, the costumed Krampusnacht Christmas tradition, the Wurstmarkt wine festival, and the Munich Opera Festival are also worth experiencing.

Which are the best destinations in Germany for a city break?

Berlin offers top-notch city-break holidays in Germany, with lively nightlife, flamboyant architecture, a vibrant arts scene, and excellent food. Hamburg is best for history, while the Bavarian capital, Munich, is great to stop by on the way to the Alps. Cologne is ideal for history, founded by the Romans and home to a renowned cathedral. The financial centre of Frankfurt...more

What is the time difference between Germany and the UK?

You don’t have to fret about jet lag when booking Germany holidays, as the Western European country is only 1 hour ahead of the United Kingdom. For instance, if it’s 9:00 AM in the UK, it’s 10:00 AM in Germany.

How long does it take to fly to Germany from the UK?

You can book direct flights from London to nearly thirteen cities for short haul holidays to Germany from UK, taking approximately 1 hour and 15 minutes to 2 hours. You can also fly non-stop to select German cities from Edinburgh, Manchester, Glasgow, and Birmingham, with varied flight durations.

When is the best time of year for enjoying holidays in Germany?

For the warmest weather and long days, book Germany all inclusive holidays for summer getaways during the peak tourist season of June to August, when temperatures average around 18°C to 25°C. Autumn is excellent for Oktoberfest beer festival, while November and December bring you the chance to experience lively Christmas market holidays in Germany.

Which is the cheapest time or season for travelling to Germany?

The off-peak winter months of January and February are ideal for dirt-cheap holidays to Germany, with cheap accommodations and average temperatures of 4°C to below 0°C. The shoulder months of March to May (spring) and September to early November (autumn) – except during Oktoberfest – are also great for low-cost breaks to Germany, with fewer tourists and...more

What languages do the locals speak in Germany?

More than 95% of the population in the country speaks German – the official language here. However, you will also hear a fair bit of English during Germany all inclusive holidays, with around 32% of the population fluent in it. An even smaller number of people in Germany speak Russian, French, Spanish, Polish, Turkish, and Italian, among other languages.

What currency is used in Germany?

Travellers need to use the Euro (EUR) when touring the region, as it is the country’s official currency. While you can use ATMs, banks, and currency change facilities during holidays in Germany, it is advisable to change your money for cash beforehand to avoid high exchange rates.

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