but those seeking a different adventure have much to discover in small towns and villages. These date back to medieval times, offer eccentric festivals, and bring to life storybook tales. Explore another side of the country you have yet to see offering many tourist routes that are off the beaten track. As the bigger German cities become more and more predictable, it’s the small towns in Germany that offer more of a sense of adventure. Here are the eight best German tourist spots that even some Germans don’t know about.

We have already done the research for you! We know where the world-class museums are and where to find the magical Christmas markets. Then there's the quirky and colourful side of German culture to encounter – where better than to find them at the top, festivals especially during Karneval in Germany.
A visit to Germany also gives you the opportunity to taste the hearty and delicious German cuisine and the many regional varieties and specialities. Our aim is for you to totally immerse yourself in each cultural experience rather than to rush you to your next attraction. The time is yours to spend as you wish.

East Frisian islands 

These low-lying, low-impact islands run all way along the top of Germany's North Sea coast. 
In the summer, enjoy a variety of fun sports and activities in the water. In addition to numerous possibilities for excursions by boat, an exciting, guided hike along the mudflats enables you to experience what is under water without you having to put on a diving suit. The pleasure of the German summertime lies in the fact that everything can take place. The local delicacies, smoked fish and a variety of fresh fish sandwiches, which can be bought on almost every corner, enrich every picnic basket.