Munich is the capital city of the state of Bavaria and the third largest city in Germany. It is well known for its culture, architecture and the “Okoberfest” (the annual beer celebration). Getting around is easy because of its modern and efficient public transport system. On all major streets there are bike lanes, so it is safe and easy to travel by bike through the city. In Munich there are several interesting landmarks to visit like a large number of museums, art galleries, concert halls and historical buildings.

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Paris – Paris, often referred to as the ‘City of lights’, is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful and romantic cities ever, making it the top destination for tourists world over. Paris houses some of the world’s most famous attractions like the Eiffel tower, Arc de Triomphe, Cathedral Notre Dame, Champs Elysees and Pompidou Center.

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Every year many people flock to Europe to enjoy the majesty and to explore this wonderful holiday destination. The beautiful mountains and hill peaks, European cuisines, farm yards, road side taverns and architectural beauty of the monuments of Europe hold something which attracts people from all over the world. You can visit some of the popular Countries such as Greece, France, Italy, Rome, Paris, Germany, United Kingdom, Hungary, and Switzerland and make your trip an unforgettable experience for you and your family.

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If you have not considered a holiday in Germany before, you should expect to be enticed and amazed by what is on offer. Germany is year-round holiday destination, with fine cities for Autumn and Winter cultural breaks, the famous German Christmas Markets, music, beer and wine festivals, spa holidays, summer river cruising plus of course alpine scenes for family summer holidays and winter skiing.

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With its long history of spas and health-giving hot springs, Germany is the place to go for a short break to unwind and pamper body and mind. The Romans made full use of the hot mineral springs at Baden-Baden, and down the ages these great natural resources have been synonymous with health and wellness. In the 18th and 19th centuries, the royalty and aristocratic classes of Europe would meet at the great German spa resort towns – and these days business is booming for great spa regions such as Baden-Wuerttemburg. Germany has nearly 900 spa resorts, including mineral and mud spas, climatic health resorts (known for fresh air), sea resorts, and hydrotherapy spa resorts.

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