Hohenzollern Castle – A Prussian Gem
About an hour south of Stuttgart sits a magnificent example of a 19th century fortification and home to Prussian royalty, the Hohenzollern castle. Fun for the whole family.
About an hour south of Stuttgart sits a magnificent example of a 19th century fortification and home to Prussian royalty, the Hohenzollern castle. Fun for the whole family.
The famous Kurbisfest, or Pumpkin Festival in Germany is an absolute must do. Whether you race in a pumpkin boat, take in all the sculptures, or just eat. You won’t want to miss it!
The festivals, secret and local, are a must-do while you are in the Alps in fall. Find out how and what the Alpine Cow Parades are all about.
Are you looking for some amazing things to do in Bavaria? to Lake Königssee, ride a boat, and wander about. The kids will love it!
Mespelbrunn Castle, or Schloss Mespelbrunn, is a fantastic place to visit in Germany. Small, quaint, and fun, you won’t want to miss this amazing sight.
German maypole celebrations are centuries old. Raising the maypole tree and having maypole dances around it is a must-see on any Germany itinerary.
Even if you haven’t seen the movie, Krampus is the scariest of Bavarian Christmas traditions. Find out all about him and how to see a show during the season.
Christmas markets are definitely an activity that fits all ages and budgets and you will love the German festival atmosphere, but it’s cold. Here’s how to keep the kids happy!
Want to go to the tastiest Christmas Market in Germany? Head to Dresden where the best, the biggest cake or stollen is revered! You’ll love the Dresden Christmas Market!
The Colorful Chocolate World of Ritter Sport in Berlin is a great place for kids, because everyone can design their own chocolate bar. Plan on making Ritter Sport Berlin part of your itinerary!