German language holidays in Germany
Germany has changed so much over the past twenty years, since the fall of the Berlin Wall, that its own children do not recognise it. A cosmopolitan living place, which is constantly turned towards the future, the German-speaking giant breaks with all of the ideas made about the alleged Teutonic rigidity. With flamboyant cities integrating an age-old history into the brand new century, the welcome of communities which shape, in their own way, the new German cultural melting pot, and a quality of life which is also a playful demand for perfection, Germany seduces more than ever.
Of course, nobody forgets the part played by Goethe, Bach and Beethoven, the extraordinary sophistication of a people who shaped the philosophy and music of the continent. But, from now on, Germany also likes to remember its influence from the South, from strolling between a museum and a park to breathing in the air of the times without ever giving up on improving its mind. Few countries offer so many stimulations for the visitor. And if you grow weary of the urban pavements and wish to admire some scenery, you will find large sections of landscape which have been left intact, thanks to the ecological inspiration of the Germans.
Cities
Following the very tight vote of 3rd October 1990, Berlin finally regained its destiny as capital. Since then, it has taken up the challenge of reconstruction and of its transport revolution with verve, breaking with its territorial isolation and always allowing for more integration of the national and ...
More information on Berlin
All the charm of southern Germany can be found in this town with an enviable situation. Located to the extreme south west of the country, at the foot of the Black Forest and directly at the border between France and Switzerland, it enjoys exceptionally mild weather. This great ...
More information on Freiburg
