Gastronomy

Germany holidays: Get a real taste of SouthWest Germany …

Everyone loves the Black Forest but why not check out SouthWest Germany’s splendid wines and into a wine barrel

Munich’s (and Bavaria’s) beer-lubricated living rooms reach a strategic anniversary this year, so we recommend a few where you can have a few.

Holy home of historic Diets, traditional sausages, ancient bridges and modern Popes and Princesses

Baiersbronn is a top destination for foodies: How a small town in the Black Forest is showing them all how to go gourmet

For a city break in the south off the beaten track, try Stuttgart and its triumvirate of culture, cars and wine.

Beer is an intrinsic part of the Bavarian culture, and Bavarian breweries are part of the landscape, as places to drink, eat, stay and even pray.

The name may not make it sound very appealing, but the Black Forest is Germany’s biggest single tourism destination for holidaymaking Brits.

Germans love their cafés and you should try them as well. Have a piece cake with a cup of coffee. The choice is yours.

What colour do Germans like their sausages? It depends which side of the White Sausage Equator they come from, in a typical north/south divide.

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