For many, Germany is the land of fairy tales. It is the birth place of Märchen authors the Brothers Grimm and home to the kind of landscapes and castles capable of enchanting visitors at first glance.

Tourists from all over the world flock to Germany every year. Visitors from China, Britain, Japan, Uzbekistan, Singapore, the United States, Chile, Canada, India, and more all have one thing in common. Each brings a unique cultural perspective that can show a country—perhaps already familiar—in a completely new light.

Between the train station and the center of town, the buildings of Bacharach seem to escort the visitor back through time. Leaving the tiny yet modern train station, you pass one wine tavern, then another and another, all nestled in a valley whose hills are carpeted in the grape plants whose fruits’ fermented juice will later find its way to

Traveling can be a frustrating, time-consuming and expensive affair. But it doesn’t have to be that way. As you try to get around Germany, a little preparation and planning will help ensure a smooth ride and aid you in finding the bargains that are out there. So climb on board as YG lays out the best ways to get from A to B in Germany – and p

It’s summertime in Germany and in towns and cities across the Federal Republic, people are packing their bags and heading for the coasts or taking to the skies. For those of you who can’t get away right now, Young Germany has got just the thing.