Been to Germany? Things to do in these Cities....?

Question

Hey, I'll be off to Germany in a month or so, and could really use some help with general tips and suggestions of places to go/things to do. Here are the cities I'll be visiting, any help would be MUCH appreciated! Also, if there's any cities near these that you think are worth visiting, you can mention that as well :)

Hamburg

Rostock

Berlin

Leuna

Leipzig

Dresden

Fussen

Koblenz

Postdam

Munich

Answer 1

That's an ecclectic list, to put it mildly...

why anyone would want to go to Rostock or Leuna is beyond me....

You'll find plenty of culture and sightseeing opportunities in Berlin, Leipzig, Dresden, Potsdam, and Munich. Berlin, Dresden and Munich have more museums than any one person can visit during a normal stay. Check out the link for Berlin's museums' pass: http://www.berlin-tourist-information.de...

Munich and Hamburg are great cities for shopping.

I don't believe there's much to do in Koblenz, about from cruising the Rhine and taking pictures of the castles along the river.

I don't know anything about Füssen.

Answer 2

Hamburg: Germany`s most exciting city: Germany´s boomtown:beautiful city hall, Michel church, Alster Lake, Hafen City development area, Blankenese, Rissen beach, Katharinen church, Hamburg stock exchane ....

Hamburg has wonderful museums, great restaurants, shopping is great (shopping capital of N Europe) .... I travel there every year....and of course: night life is great in Hamburg

There is nothing to do in Leuna. Avoid Berlin, Rostock, Leipzig, Dresden, Potsdam; ttoo dangerous, ttoo many n***s

Answer 3

This will be quite a trip you are taking.

Munich is a very nice city with very friendly people and if you like beer this is the capital of beer drinking Germany.

Go to English Garden and Hofbräuhaus. The city center is easily explored by foot.

Fussen is best known for its proximity to Neuschwanstein castle. There is not too much to do in Fussen but you have to visit Neuschwanstein and Hohenschwangau castles.

You can go from Munich to Fussen by train and from Fussen you can get a bus or taxi to Hohenschwangau village.