THE ULTIMATE ITINERARY FOR Germany

Germany is a diverse country with many attractions! The combination of old world charm and modern city makes it an ideal destination for travelers. With a wide range of food, accommodation and drink options, Germany is traditionally cheaper to travel to than other European countries. Below is a 15-day itinerary to travel to beautiful Germany!

- Jinali Sutariya

Frankfurt

With a population of about 750,000, Frankfurt is Germany's fifth-largest city. It is also the most populous city in Hesse and one of the most active financial trading centers on the continent. Frankfurt's ideal location on the River Main has been a commercial hub for centuries. Rich in natural, historical and cultural attractions, it has become a popular destination for tourists from all over the world. The city offers a trendy arts and food scene, as well as a variety of guided tours to suit most budgets and interests.

Day 1 (Frankfurt Tour with Old Town)

This time I decided to stay with NH Collection which is a 10 minutes walk from the city centre. I love exploring new cities especially on a hop-on hop-off bus. It's the most convenient way to know about the history, culture and tourist spots.

You can start your tour with Frankfurt's Zeil (Golden Mile) which is often called "the Fifth Avenue of Germany," and it is where the biggest department stores are located. This is the city’s premier pedestrianized shopping promenade, and it also encompasses boutiques of such upscale names as Chanel and Cartier, and stores selling rare antiques and collectables. You are definitely going to love it!

The next place should definitely be in your list which is DomRömer Quarter; Frankfurt's 'new' old town, spread across 7,000 square metres between Cathedral Square and the medieval Römer building which was more than 90% destroyed during the wars. You can find thriving cafés, shops and a handful of decent museums here.