Product Description

Experience the vibrancy, far-reaching history and greenery of the capital, Berlin. Sip beer in Munich s Hofbräuhaus, visit the enchanting Neuschwanstein Castle, or ski in Garmisch-Partenkichen. Germany s got it all, and Michelin s Green Guide Germany tells you exactly how to make the most of this richly cultural land. Choose what to do, where to eat, and where to stay, using our local writers unbiased reviews. The Michelin Green Guide Germany has a multitude of color maps and carefully selected travel itineraries providing explorative driving and walking tours across the country. Color photographs, a broad coverage of outdoor activities, shopping, and nightlife all help you to visualize your trip. Features: - A Planning Your Trip section helps you organize your vacation from transportation to and around Germany through choosing your accommodation. - Suggested outdoor activities and entertainment venues ensure you see from the Black Forest in the southwest through Hamburg in the north - Address Books placed throughout the guide show the most highly recommended restaurants and accommodations - Descriptions of the landscape and topography of the country from the Rhine Valley through the Baltic Coast and Bavarian Alps provide a visual image of the country before you go - A well-researched history of Germany spans Neanderthal man through today - Features on architecture, art, music, festivals, food and drink give a clear insight into the country - Sights laid out alphabetically provide easy navigation through the guide, while Michelin s star rating can direct your choice of journey - Make your way across Germany with specially created, mapped driving tours and local walking tours - 99 Michelin® maps make plotting your journey easy - Dozens of clearly written excursions around many of the sights offer deviations from principal tourist attractions

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #55107 in Books
• Published on: 2009-01-09
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 576 pages

Customer Reviews

Useful, but not more
The green Michelin guides are a classic reference, but I'm not an unconditional fan. This guide is more than 300-pages long and covers everything you might need to make your visit a success. I bought this guide not so much for the regions or famous cities, but for the occasional visit to places such as Hanover, Karlsruhe or Kiel. I lived in Germany for a while, and I speak a little German, and there are far better guides out there when visiting Berlin or Munich. So this guide is useful, but not more than that.