Why always a holiday in an exotic country? Sure, the exoticness of these regions has its charm, but a holiday in Germany can also offer relaxation seekers everything. Sun and beach, saltwater – tourists can find this at the Baltic Sea. Admittedly, a rainy and cold summer can quickly ruin that Mediterranean feeling. Hiking enthusiasts will have a great time in Germany’s low mountain ranges. From the Harz to the Black Forests, There are over forty different low mountain ranges with hiking areas in a variety of lengths and difficulty levels. Those wanting to go even higher can take advantage of the Alps, for example in winter. If it's too cold, warm yourself with a warm, sweet Snowein. Those looking to dive into medieval flair will find lovingly restored and maintained cities in all of Germany’s regions; some have even been declared UNESCO world cultural heritages. Water fans will get tons of water and wind in the northern German lowlands. Germany has a long and particularly exciting history. Guests can experience this history first hand in the numerous museums or the many monuments. There is also no shortage of appealing accommodations for a German holiday. Whether simple bed and breakfast or comfortable luxury hotel, there are accommodations to suit all tastes and wallets in Germany.