Germany by Exotik

Situated in the heart of Europe, Germany has plenty of fantastic tourist attractions and unique sights to offer. Visitors from all over the world travel to Germany to see architectural treasures and fascinating places of natural beauty. Experience the majestic beauty of castles and palaces, explore fascinating museums, or delve into the music of some of the most famous German composers. Explore the wine and beer festivals and visit the home of the discovery of Nutcracker! Germany’s landscapes offer a wealth of options for an unforgettable holiday: long sandy beaches on the coasts and lake shores, enchanting lowland plains, extensive ranges of hills and the high peaks of Saxon Switzerland. Whether you choose leisurely exploration, a spa or wellness break, or a sports activity, you’ll be amazed at what Germany’s natural landscapes have to offer

Cities

Berlin

Berlin is the largest city and capital of Germany. Berlin is best known for its historical associations as the German capital, internationalism and tolerance, lively nightlife, its many cafés, clubs and bars, street art, numerous museums, palaces, and other sites of historic interest. Berlin’s architecture is quite varied. Although badly damaged in the final years of World War II and broken apart during the Cold War, Berlin has reconstructed itself greatly, especially with the reunification push after the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989.

Munich

Radiant Bavarian culture, Munich is a charming and most popular city in Germany. Called München in German, the town takes its name from its first monastery where monks began the now traditional beer brewing. Although best known today for its annual beer festival, Oktoberfest, Munich also has an artistic side with important European art collections in many art galleries. Whether you are looking for perfect summer days in a garden café or a touch of festive magic of the snowy Christmas markets, Munich is guaranteed to please!

Frankfurt

Welcome to Frankfurt! The most international city in Germany, the largest financial centre on the continent, the historical city of coronations, the city of Goethe and the Frankfurt School… In brief, be ready to explore the smallest metropolis in the world, in which there is a lot to see at close hand! Whether this glance at the city’s home page is the start of a longer, maybe even permanent, stay on the banks of the Main, or if, as a business visitor, you only have a limited amount of time available: you will find that the city has interesting offers for extensive tours of the city, cultural enjoyment and attractive shopping trips waiting for you. No matter where visitors come from, they will always meet people in Frankfurt who speak their language and a restaurant that serves their favorite food. The open and hospitable atmosphere in Frankfurt stems from its centuries-old role as a trading centre.

Language

German and English

Electricity

The electricity is 230 volts; therefore, an adapter and/or converter will be required

Entry requirements

Kindly make sure to have the proper documents required to enter the countries you are visiting. Please refer to www.travel.gc.ca for updated information. Regarding 
visas, you can refer to the link: www.travel.gc.ca/travelling/advisories.
Failure to obtain these documents prior to travel can result in being denied entry or exit from the country

Communication

International access code (exit code in Europe): 00 International dialing code: 49 If you are calling from any other European country, the international dialing code 49 is only required to call Germany from abroad. So it will be: 00 49 and local phone number. Concerning national calls made in Germany, it is not necessary to dial the 49 country code. If you are calling from Canada, please dial 011, then 49 and finally the local phone number in German