Germany off the beaten track
The history of beer, peppered with entertaining and interesting anecdotes, leads you across the whole of Germany. Every place has its own style. The beer connects to the destination Traveling, like beer, is about enjoying life or as Benjamin Franklin once said: "Beer is living proof that God Loves us and wants us to be happy."
Germans are proud of their UNESCO World Heritage Sites which reflects the diversity of the cultural heritage and importance of history: 2,000 years of European cultural history have certainly left their mark on our cities: UNESCO protected sites of special cultural and natural significance can be found in our cities, too.
There are beer destinations beyond the Oktoberfest! The Historic Highlights beer route from Rostock to Augsburg showcases the best of localized brewing traditions. You have the chance to taste beers you have never heard of and meet families that have been brewing for over 600 years.
In summer 2017, Münster hosts the renowned exhibition for the fifth time since 1977. Artists from many nations investigate the relationship between art, the public realm, and the urban environment and develop new, site-specific works for the public. From 10 June to 1 October 2017, approximately thirty new artistic concepts covering a spectrum from classical sculpture to performance art will inscribe themselves into the urban space of Münster.
Stars rain over Germany´s historic cities! Guide Michelin awarded even more chefs of our cities with a star: Mario Sauer (Le Gourmet, Heidelberg), Marcel Spenkuch (Reisers am Stein, Würzburg) and Benedikt Faust (Kuno 1408, Würzburg).
Good reasons to choose our cities: whether musicals, classical dramas, concerts, festivals or other events - you have come to the right place.
Experience Germany the way the Germans do it. "CitySpheres" is what we call Germany off the beaten track.
DB Bahn´s trains take you to our cities while passing the most beautiful river valleys and fairytale castles.
Travel Agents watch out: Our Sales Guide helps you with your daily work, illustrates the diverse range of offers and provides above all ideas and suggestions for your program planning. 
