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Nobody knows Germany like Lonely Planet. From Alpine villages to Berlin's clubs, Moselle Valley vineyards to Heidelberg's historic buildings and beer quaffing to sausage savoring, this 6th edition gives you all the information you need to enjoy the best of Germany.
Lonely Planet guides are written by experts who get to the heart of every destination they visit. This fully updated edition is packed with accurate, practical and honest advice, designed to give you the information you need to make the most of your trip.
In This Guide:
Top insider tips on a perfect day in Munich, Hamburg's harbor sound and Berlin's eclectic highlights Detailed itineraries help you get the most out of your trip Unique Green Index picks out the top sustainable travel options
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Kelly Smith
reviewed Lonely Planet Germany 6/E on March 16, 2021
Lonely Planet Germany 6/E
We've loved Lonely Planet guide books - for foreign countries and national parks in the US.
Some recollections of our trip to Germany:
In planning, I said I wanted to go to Munich; my wife asked "why?" And I said "to have a beer". And I enjoyed the beers, Paulaner, Lowenbrau, Hacker-Schorr (where we ate dinner and when finishing up, our waitress asked if we wanted anything else; we said no thank you; she clapped her hands together loudly and declared we were ready for an after-dinner drink and brought us two cordials with a clear liquor- we never did find out exactly what - but I recall it tasted like cake icing)
The LP book recommended against going to Hofbrau Haus, saying something along the lines of "if you want to see 600 Japanese tourists in white shirts with cameras around their necks, go here". We poked our heads in the door, saw a sea of picnic tables fairly packed with tourists and walked across the street to Augustiner where we had a table for two and a great time.
At one point an elderly couple approached us on the street asking me for directions; I tried to explain to them that I was not German and didn't speak the language well. After they moved on, I scratched my head and my wife said look around, you look like everyone here; you could be at a family reunion (the show would be in the other foot when we made our trip to Ireland.
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