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Come to Germany
02-17-2009
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Tight budget? No problem! In Germany the dollar goes a long way. In fact, in many of Germany’s top cities, including Berlin, Cologne, Dresden, Duesseldorf and Frankfurt, visitors can get their fill of culture and good food with an overnight for $100 or less. It does not take a fortune to stay in Germany but you still get world-class culture, history and beauty. City cards, local restaurants, charming inns and fantastic sights and museums add up to a top-class, inexpensive experience. Cut back on your budget, but not on the fun! Germany ranks seventh in a worldwide price ranking of travel destinations by BAT Foundation for Future Issues. Compared to many other European countries, Germany is the most affordable destination with an average cost of approximately $100 per day for travel fare, hotels and dining. The GNTO elaborates on its new $100 per day offers at "Saving $$$ in Germany" at  www.cometogermany.com Here you can find itineraries how to stay for only $100 per day in a great hotel with fantastic meals in one of Germany’s magical cities. Discover Germany’s buzzing capital Berlin and stay in the completely renovated modern hotel Agon Franke Hotel near the famous Ku’damm Boulevard for $55 per night. www.agon-franke.de Dive into the city and its amazing cultural offerings by enjoying free city tours www.newberlintours.com. You can also discover the Reichstag and have a great view from its glass dome www.bundestag.de or visit one of the many museums - mostly for free. There are no admissions fees for museums in Berlin on Thursday (four hours before closing); furthermore most memorials and regional museums are free every day. www.museumsportal-berlin.de You also don’t have to compromise on culinary delights; some of Berlin’s finest dining has great deals. A meal on top of the Reichstag at the Kaefer roof garden restaurant with its spectacular view is less than $20. Enjoy a gourmet dinner at the Felix restaurant in the Hotel Adlon, one of Berlin’s oldest and most luxurious hotels, for $36. www.felixrestaurant.de For a snack along the way try the Doener Kebab, a German-Turkish sandwich for $3. Dresden is a historic delight. The beautiful city on the River Elbe in eastern Germany boasts historic castles and great museums including the treasure chamber, the Green Vault. With the Dresden city card, you can visit most of these museums and enjoy public transportation for only $28 per day. A great and environmentally friendly way to discover Dresden and the Elbe valley is by bike. The city offers 30 miles of sign-posted bike paths www.dresden.de and you can rent a bike for $5 per day http://nextbike.de Just outside of the city lies the beautiful Pillnitz Palace, former home of the Saxon kings with its fantastic gardens, admission to the Baroque palace and gardens is free. www.schloesser-dresden.de With a view of the famous landmark, the Church of Our Lady, you can eat regional delicacies for only $10 at the Café zur Frauenkirche. www.cafezurfrauenkirche-dresden.de Hotels in Dresden are affordable, many are recently renovated and are located directly in the city center. A great deal is the Ibis Hotel Lilienstein for $62, located in the pedestrian precinct. www.ibishotel.com Duesseldorf on the Rhine is known as Germany’s luxury shopping and fashion capital, but also here you can have a great day for $100. You can stay comfortably for only $50 in the 4-star Lindner Airport Hotel www.lindner.de and discover the museums, art galleries and fashion boutiques in Duesseldorf’s city center, which boasts diverse architecture from historic buildings to modern design. Don’t miss a fascinating one hour Rhine cruise for only $8 per person. http://stadtfuehrungen.duesseldorf-tourismus.de Back on land visit the Film Museum, a fascinating exhibition on the history and future of cinema, or the Ceramics Museum, displaying the 8000 year old history of ceramic handicraft - both museums are admissions free. [Back to Press Releases Main]
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