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Suggestions for scenic trips over December in Germany?
We'll be exploring Europe, most especially Deutschland in December. Coming from Southeast Asia, I am always curious how the cold in winter there. I have enjoyed the great architectures of German, which are minimalist style most of the time, and also the old buildings, which are amazing, yet I do also want to explore the nature there. The nature that is free from the crowd and modern life style. Are there any suggestions which parts of Germany we should visit during December/January?, We are planning on visiting the Black Forest, has anyone here been there? are there any hotels there?. Any suggestions are accepted. Thanks
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- there are quite a few sites that you can search that will likely show you great hotels at the best prices available. check out the website BookMe and you will be able to compare prices on all the reputable travel sites in just a couple minutes. it's very convenient and will save you a bunch of time and money. Also, make sure you buy them online... otherwise they charge much higher fees for phone orders. good luck.
- Hi Luna! You are going to have a great time in Germany! There are several scenic routes that can help you to explore Germany. There is the Romantic Road, and the Castle Road. They take you through quaint little towns and villages, and of course by all the wonderful architecture of the castles and churches. I wouldn't miss seeing Neuschwanstein castle and also Hohenschwangau (the nextMountainn over). Another great thing to do if you are going in December, is to take in all of the Christmas markets to be found. Even if you are not religious, the markets have great food boothes, and general people watching that lends itself to getting to know the country andcultures better. The Alps provide a wonderful way to enjoy nature. One neat place to visit in the Alps is the Berchtesgaden area. There are wonderful mountains, nature and scenery to be had there. Also, the Zugspitze would provide good winter sport activity and the Bavarian Forest is also a more natural setting. Good luck on your trip!
