• Hanse city Attendorn in Sauerland
• Medieval castle belonging to the von Fürstenberg family
• Dinner under cross vaulted ceilings

Castle Burg Schnellenberg towers impressively over the hanseatic city of Attendorn. It is surrounded by 240 hectares of woodland and meadow.

• Wonderful in all seasons in the German Alps
• Internationally famous regional cuisine
• Wellness with super sauna and heated outdoor swimming pool

The Bavarian Wellness & Berghotel is situated at an altitude of 1,130 metres cocooned in a majestic landscape on the German side of the Alps close to the border with Austria.

• Swimming pool with stunning views
• Walking, skiing and cycling
• Near Winterberg

On the southern slope of the 841 metre high Kahler Asten – far from the world’s hustle and bustle – lies the charming hotel Waldhaus Ohlenbach.

• In one of the oldest cities in Germany
• Italian and Asian restaurant
• Half an hour from Koblenz

Andernach is a town at the eastern edge of the Eifel hills. With more than 2000 years of history, this is one of the oldest towns in Germany, so there are plenty of cultural attractions to enjoy. Hotel am Ochsentor opened in the town centre in 2016.

• Harz National Park
• Schlossberg with castle and St. Servatius church
• Quedlinburg UNESCO World Heritage

Strolling around Quedlinburg town feels a bit like being in the Middle Ages, from the smallest timber frame house to the impressive castle with adjacent Stiftskirche. That is surely one of the reasons why Quedlinburg is on UNESCO’s World Heritage List.