Cheap flights to Germany

What Are the Most Searched Destinations Outside Germany’s Major Cities?

Here are some cities outside the major cities in Australia:

• Lübeck

  One of Germany's old cities, near the Trave River with Gothic architecture, has become a world heritage site. There are around 1,800 buildings that are categorized as historical monuments that show their glory at that time. Germany's largest port city on the Baltic Sea provides a distinctive sea air complete with various fresh seafood.

• Frankfurt

  Frankfurt has an old city in Romerberg as a culinary center and a place to shop for souvenirs. Uniquely, you can find various types of cars in this city, including taxis, even Mercedes-Benz, BMW, and Porsche. Don't miss snapping the love lock on the iron bridge while taking in the views of the River Main.

• Düsseldorf

  If you are a luxury collector, head to the Konigsallee area to find Chanel, Cartier, Gucci, and more. Or, if you want to save more, visit the Rhine Tower, the tallest building in the city, equipped with an observation deck and a restaurant. You can see the sights of metropolitan cities from a height, such as The Media Harbor and Hofgarten.

• Munich

  Automotive lovers will be enthusiastic because the BMW Museum has a contemporary design, like a white bowl. There is the Allianz Arena used for the 2006 World Cup, and Olympiapark, now the venue for the festival. This city's historic areas, namely Munich Residenz, Nymphenburg Palace and Park, and Neuschwanstein Castle.

• Berlin

  Visit Friedrichshain, which exudes an artistic atmosphere with its various street art. Or culinary hunting and shopping at vintage clothing shops in the Kreuzberg area. Make sure to visit Mitte, the cultural heart of Berlin, with many museums such as Museum Island and the Old Museum.

What Are the Main Airports in Germany?

• Frankfurt International Airport
  The largest airport in Germany is the main link with a very important presence in Europe. Even this airport is included in the 10 busiest airports in the world with a fantastic number of international flights. Not only for passengers, this airport also functions well for cargo and competes with other major airports in Europe.


• Munich International Airport
  The airport is located approximately 28.5 km northeast of Munic and is an airline partner of Star Alliance. The 12th busiest airport in the world in terms of international passenger traffic is the second busiest in Germany after Frankfurt. It is located near the old town of Freising and is named after Franz Josef Strauss in his memory as Prime Minister of Bavaria.


• Düsseldorf International Airport
  Located in Düsseldorf City, the state capital of North Rhine-Westphalia, with complete facilities. They even have the Düsseldorf SkyTrain, an airport train that serves passengers from the city to the airport. This airport is the largest airport in North Rhine-Westphalia and the third largest in Germany.


• Berlin Tegel "Otto Lilienthal" Airport
  This airport is the largest airport in Berlin and the busiest in Germany in terms of passenger activity. This airport is exclusive because it only focuses on Lufthansa, the largest airline in Europe.

Travel to Germany, What to Prepare?

Make sure you have prepared your passport, visa, and plane tickets well before departure. Prepare other documents such as student enrollment letters, work contracts for workers, and photocopies of birth certificates.

For those who bring toddlers, bring records of immunizations that may be required when registering for a doctor in Germany. Remember there is a faster time difference of up to 6 hours, so you must take the departure schedule.

Best Things to Do in Germany

• Play Water
  Germany has at least 12,200 lakes accessible all year round, such as for swimming. Some of them, such as Bavaria, Konigssee, and Tegernsee, even provide views of the Alpine mountains. Even in a European ranking in 2013, Germany was stated to have lakes and rivers that are pleasant for swimming.


• Harvest Crops
  This activity is similar to Thanksgiving in America, where the fall is the time to harvest crops. This celebration is known as Erntedankfest, namely in early October, people bring crops to decorate the church. Or decorate village buildings, and not infrequently, there are annual parades and markets as a form of gratitude.


• Visit Neuschwanstein Castle
  This grand old castle was built in the early 19th century on a plateau 800m above sea level. It takes a struggle to get to this place because of its location at the foot of the Alps and its borders with Austria. You will see the grandeur of Neo-Romanesque style architecture among the green trees and meadows below.


• Closing the Day on the Romantic River
  Visit the Rhine River, which flows at several points in Germany and presents a beautiful and romantic view at night. This 1,036.20 km long river crosses many countries, from Switzerland to the North Sea, Netherlands.