When you’re planning your trip to Germany, you’re likely to find it gets complicated fast by all the fabulous places there are to visit across the country. How much can you fit into your trip? And where are all these places located? Can you move easily between them?
It’s time to take a step back and think about the different regions in Germany.
Learning about the different regions and where they are located in relation to each other will help you plan your trip. Generally, it’s best to pick a couple of different regions and stick to them, but if you are traveling for more than a couple of weeks, you can add more in.
In this article, I’m talking about the different regions and the ones you’ll probably want to prioritize as a tourist.
And I do mean talk! I filmed a quick video to walk you through this.
Best Regions To Visit In Germany
In the video below, I show you the main regions in Germany you’ll want to visit and what you’ll find there. It’s only four minutes long, but will save you lots of time.
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The most popular regions are down south in Bavaria and the Black Forest as well as the Rhine Valley to the west and Berlin to the east.
There are fabulous places to visit all over Germany though.
If you only have a week or two, I recommend keeping to one or two parts of Germany. If you haven’t yet, start thinking about which part you want to go to.
Want some more help planning your trip to Germany? Find our guide to the most beautiful Old Towns in Germany here and our one week Bavaria itinerary here. You can also find all our guides to planning your Germany trip here and don’t miss our guide here to must pack items.
