Bavaria is the largest state in Germany and located in the southeast part of the European country. Now stay at your choice of 3 top hotels in alpine Bavaria. Enjoy visiting this beautiful travel destination anytime of the year.

Bavaria is known for its small medieval towns, as well as terrific cities. There are many outdoor activities to take advantage of the region’s snow capped mountains, blue lakes and lush forests. The area is the most popular for vacationers. Visit Neuschwanstein Castle plus the cities of Munich, Nuremburg, Berchtesgaden, Rothenburg ob der Tauber, Wurzburg and Nordlingen.

Many times while traveling, it’s difficult to know where to stay. These 3 top hotels all offer a luxury experience and will make your Germany trip a memorable one. The 3 top hotels we want to feature are – Kloster Seeon, The Hollerhöfe guesthouses and The Romantik Alpenhotel Waxenstein.

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Kloster Seeon (photo above)
This is the ideal choice, offering a historic oasis for its guests who seek both serenity and fine dining. The hotel is found just north of Lake Chiemsee. Lying in the heart of the foothills of the Alps in Upper Bavaria, is the former Benedictine Abbey of Seeon. Today, hotel guests can sleep in the same place that monks once lived. This story is according to the rules of St. Benedict.

The abbey is an island retreat for those seeking peace and quiet, as well as for gourmets and lovers of culture. Every room offers wonderful views. Gaze out over the baroque courtyard or across the abbey lake. You can reach the lake by a small bridge. The stucco rooms are very quiet. Stroll along the secluded courtyards and beautiful gardens. For foodies, fine dining will nourish your body.

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The Hollerhöfe guesthouses
Located in the tranquil village of Waldeck, you will find the Hollerhöfe complex. It’s halfway between the towns of Bayreuth and Weiden. The propert consist of the main “Zum Hirschen” country house, in addition to three beautifully restored, historic village houses. One one carries a name represented by traditional village life in Bavaria. There is “Schreiberhaus” (Scribe’s Cottage), “Kanzlei” (Chancellery) and “Schusterhaus” (Cobbler’s Cottage).

A calendar of events offers numerous activities to take advantage of. There is “elderflower weeks” and relaxation seminars scheduled, plus evenings of summer songs. You can even enjoy a celebration of the local potato harvest. The Waldecker Schlossberg, or Castle Hill, is a focal point for spiritual inspiration and a variety of leisure activities. In the end, guests are offered a blend of tradition, coziness and comfort.

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The Romantik Alpenhotel Waxenstein
This si the place Bavarian mountain charm meets French chic. This incredible hotel resides in picturesque mountain landscape in the heart of the Bavarian Alps. The Romantik Alpenhotel Waxenstein is clearly a first-class hotel. Some may call it a luxury resort. Either way, it represents a traditional, Bavarian country house plus French elegance.

The luxury hotel’s interior is decorates with rich fabrics, fine wood and contemporary pieces of art from well-known Parisian artists. The local desire is to die for. View romantic gorges and scenic valleys and towering mountains. For an awesome fine dining experience, eat at the gourmet restaurant Henri-Philippe. You will be treated to haute cuisine along with refined, Alpine specialties. Relax at this alpine retreat!

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Dr. Martin Spantig is the managing director of Bavaria Tourism. He was quoted, “We look for extraordinary hotels that qualify as Sightsleeping ones, hotels that represent an inspiring retreat for guests interested in culture and design. They might be castles, palaces, designer hotels or even personal residences. These are hotels that spark a special feeling as soon as you awaken, a feeling comparable to the moment when you stand in front of a painting by your favorite artist for the first time.”

Be sure to makes plans to travel to Germany and enjoy a VIP experience in Bavaria. We can assist your trip planning and book a room at one of the 3 top hotels mentioned above. Be sure to stop back and follow this luxury blog. We love sharing wonderful luxury travel tips

Photo: Kloster Seeon

Waiting for your airplane flight can be a frustrating experience. Lots of people and boredom rules. But the Munich Airport in Germany is bringing a little of the Alps to your next dining experience. Enjoy the new Alpine-themed restaurant – Sportalm.

Inside Terminal 2 at the Munich Airport, Sportalm restaurant is the latest addition for foodies to try while hanging out. The new dining establishment offers guests true, mountain-themed decor as well as Alpine specialties.

Vacation and business flight passengers have always had a variety of food choices in Terminal 2 at the Munich Airport. But none as unique as Sportalm. In sync with the alpine theme, patrons at Sportalm can be seated in a real gondola! That’s right – wow. The gondola is the real deal. It actually comes from a ski lift. Once seated inside, you can enjoy views of rocky slopes, plus snowy peaks.

In addition, the gondola provides views of the lower-level sports bar area and an upper-level sun terrace. The second level of the restaurant is scheduled to open next month, in April.

But that is not all. The Alps theme is evident everywhere you look. The restaurant has an open concept so customers don’t feel packed in. The theme includes an old barn door, large tree trunks and a stone trough similar to one found in a traditional Upper Bavarian farmhouse.

Of course watching sports is a favorite pastime while you wait for your next airline flight. As a result, sports fans are in luck here. Enjoy your fave sport on big screen TV’s, while having a great meal.

The food here at Sportalm restaurant is quite delicious. Choose tasty items from the establishment’s natural, home-style menu. There is something available for everyone. For example, try the popular kaiserschmarrn, as well as pasta dishes and salads.

The Munich Airport was opened in 1992. It’s been dubbed an “airport city.” Therefore, the modern airport i s widely recognized as one of the most efficient and attractive hubs found anywhere in the world.

When traveling through Munich, Germany be sure to stop for a meal at Sportalm restaurant. Contact The Life of Luxury to help you plan and book your next luxury travel getaway. Our luxury blog is full of wonderful travel destinations.

Photo: Munich Airport

Almost everybody loves chocolate. As a result, when going on a vacation or business trip, chocolate connoisseurs search out the best chocolate. It makes a perfect gift or to be consumed when you return home. A visit to the Chocolate Museum in Cologne, Germany is a must.

The Chocolate Museum (Schokoladen Museum) was first opened in 1993. It is a popular place to visit in Köln or Cologn, Germany. The museum sits on the banks of the iconic Rhine River, near the stunning Cologne Cathedral. The museum looks like a might, metal and glass ship. Inside is a treasure to many – lots of delicious chocolate!

The Chocolate Museum in Cologne consists of nine different exhibition areas. It covers about 4,000 square meters in size. Visitors will gain an appreciation of chocolate production as well as learn the long history of cocoa. From the days of the Olmecs, Mayas and Aztecs to modern times, it’s a wonderful journey.

Be sure to check out the tropicarium. It’s a large glass house where you can view live cacao trees. This visual helps many people better understand where the cocoa bean and where chocolate starts from. See various chocolate molds and machines that can make chocolate bars.

There are numerous, guided tours available for adults, children, school classes, as well as persons with disabilities. For example, there are 5 different adult tours to choose from:
– From the Cocoa to the Chocolate
– 100% Chocolate – guided tour with tasting
– Brown Gold – a sweet temptation
– Temptation to Pleasure
– Cocoa – Global good, stored locally! Sustainable cultivation and fair trade

Back in In 2006, the popular Lindt chocolate company became a partner at the Chocolate Museum. When you walk around, you’ll notice the majority of chocolates on display and sold is from Lindt.

First of all, the top attraction for almost everybody who visits, is the chocolate fountain. The chocolate fountain is 3 meters high and a stunning, visual sight. The fountain can hold up to 200 kilos of beautiful, liquid chocolate. It’s warm and looks mouth watering. Museum employees actually dip waffle cookie (wafer) into the fountain to hand out to many anxious people. Therefore as you can imagine, it puts a smile on many faces.

The Chocolate Museum in Cologne is open Tuesday to Friday from 10:00 – 18:00 hours plus Saturday, Sunday and German bank holidays from 11:00 – 19:00 hours.

If you are considering a trip to Germany, be sure to visit the Chocolate Museum in Cologne. The Life of Luxury can assist planning and booking your luxury vacation. Come back soon to read our blog for more, sightseeing hot spots.

Photo: Chocolate Museum

The world’s biggest wine festival is held each year in Bad Dürkheim, Germany. Held during the second and third weekend of September, Wurstmarkt hits an important milestone year. 2016 will mark the 600 year occurrence of this popular wine festival. The very first German wine festival was held way back in the year 1417.

Wine making is big business in Germany. The European country has thirteen different wine growing regions. The regions produce incredible wines ranging from crisp Riesling wines to a floral Pinot Noir.

What is interesting is that the wine festival’s name – Wurstmarkt – translates to sausage market. Most people don’t associate wine and sausage together. The town of Bad Dürkheim is located in the premier wine-growing state, Rhineland Palatinate. The legend of how Wurstmarkt got its name is due to the large amounts of sausage that was eaten during the early years of the wine festival. Now it’s the World’s Biggest Wine Festival and people attend from all around the world.

It is expected that greater than 600,000 people will attend this year’s wine festival in Germany. Be sure to check out the Giant Cask, named Dürkheimer Riesenfass. It’s known as the biggest wine barrel in the world. Surprisingly, it even includes a restaurant inside.

Wine connoisseurs can try about 300 award-winning wines and sparkling wines. In addition to the many food and drink stands, plan on enjoying the various fairground carnival rides. There will also be music concerts and spectacular fireworks displays. This is an amazing cultural experience that should not be missed, especially for wine lovers.

This year’s Wurstmarkt wine festival will be held on the consecutive weekends of September 9 to 13 and 16 to 19.

Be sure to attend Wurstmarkt in Germany at the World’s Biggest Wine Festival. Contact The Life of Luxury today for help booking your luxury travel itinerary. Come back again to follow our luxury blog and read about other popular events from around the world.

Located in Hanover, Germany the Royal Herrenhausen Gardens have long been recognized as one of the most beautiful parks in all of Europe. The Herrenhausen Palace was once the summer residence of the Royal House of Hanover. During the raging battles of World War II, the beautiful Herrenhausen Palace was sadly destroyed.

The Royal Herrenhausen Gardens include three different areas. Each area represents a unique style. Grossergarten is the largest of the three gardens and construction began way back in 1666. It has a French Baroque style and is the largest Baroque garden in Germany. Martin Charbonnier was a French designer and appointed to design the garden by Electress Sophia of Hannover.

The second largest garden is Georgengarten. This garden has a romantic, English style. You’ll find the nearby University of Hannover partially on its grounds. The smallest of the three Royal Herrenhausen Gardens is named Berggarten. It also has a traditional English garden style, similar to Georgengarten.

The 6th Award Ceremony of the European Garden Award was held in Hamburg, Germany in September. The event is sponsored by the European Garden Heritage Network (EGHN) as well as the Schloss Dyck Foundation.
Eight parks and gardens were recognized in four different categories. Six European countries were represented in the eight awards. They are Germany, France, Sweden, Portugal, Italy and the UK.

The European Gardenprize 2015 was awarded to the Herrenhausen Gardens in the “Best Development of a Historical Park or Garden” category. The European Garden Award appreciated the cultivated garden art along with the restored castle of the Royal Herrenhausen Gardens.

Another German park won the “Special Award of the Schloss Dyck Foundation”. Hermannshof in Weinheim is public trial and show garden that’s a privately owned. The organization gave Hermannshof the award based on its innovative and internationally respected, planting concepts.

After the conclusion of the event, the director of the Schloss Dyck – Jens Spanjer was quoted, “This year again, all honored eight parks and gardens from the different European countries have qualified due to an excellent performance in the designing respectively valorising of parks and gardens or in urban and regional planning. The European Garden Network EGHN wishes to acknowledge these outstanding projects by awarding them the Garden Award. So they will not only gain duly attention, but will be increasingly perceived publicly as best practice for other projects, or may even inspire further projects.”

You can read about all of the award winners at the European Garden Award web site.

If you love beautiful gardens, be sure to visit Europe and see them firsthand. To view the Royal Herrenhausen Gardens in Hanover, Germany please contact us. We can help you plan and book your travel itinerary. Return again to read our luxury blog for other luxury travel ideas and top destinations.

Photo: Herrenhausen Gardens

The iconic Ruhr Valley in northern Germany has seen its share of ups and downs. The area has been hit hard with the decline of the steel industry. Many idle factories and high unemployment were the result. But you can now enjoy the Ruhr Valley by bike.

The popular, Ruhr Valley Cycle Route has been rated by the German Cyclists’ Federation as a four-star, premium bike route. Ruhr Valley Cycle Route includes greater than 140 miles of scenic countryside and the Ruhr’s industrial region.

Germany is known for expense luxury cars flying down the Autobahn at amazing speeds. But don’t worry. Discover Ruhr Valley by bike and be pleased it’s almost entirely free of cars. As you ride along, take in the sights such as the famous Ruhr River, beautiful forests and even industrial monuments.

As your cycle trip continues, you’ll ride through medieval towns, river docks of Duisburg, Lake Baldeney in Essen and the mining area of Muttental valley.

The terrain varies. Expect to ride up some steep climbs. The main portion of more challenging terrain is within the first 35 kilometers. Once past, you will enjoy a relatively flat riding experience.

Cycling in Germany is very popular. You can find over 200 long-distance cycle routes in this Western Europe country. It’s a wonderful way to see the Germany up close and enjoy its major cities and unspoiled lands.

One of the many treats to exploring Ruhr Valley by bike, is to break your trip up and enjoy the local culture. You’ll find cyclist-friendly accommodations to sty at. You can choose from quaint farms to even ancient, castle hotels. What an experience.

If you would like to vacation in German and Ruhr Valley by bike, let us know. We can help you arrange your entire travel itinerary. We hope you enjoy our luxury blog as we share the best in the luxury industry.

Photo: German National Tourist Board

Located in central Germany, Luther Country is a popular travel destination that’s dedicated to Martin Luther. Luther is considered the Father of Protestant Reformation. Luther Country is an incredible area that includes beautiful landscapes, amazing cultural events, timeless art and mouth-watering cuisine.

A visit to Germany’s Luther Country allows tourists the chance to literally walk in Martin Luther’s footsteps.

The Luther Trail or “Lutherweg” in German – is a wonderful scenic route in Germany. It’s a blend of nature, culture and a great overview of Martin Luther and the history of Reformation.

The region of Luther Country is packed with fascianting churches, quaint villages and museums across Thuringia, and Saxony-Anhalt. The area is a top pilgrimage destination for Protestants – particularly Lutherans.

About 1,000 miles of the Luther Trail can be found within Luther Country, starting in the city of Lutherstadt Wittenberg. Be sure to pay a visit to the former Augustinian Monastery. This location is where Martin Luther actually lived as a monk. Continue on through the cities of Lutherstadt Eisleben, Dessau-Roßlau, Halle (Saale), Mansfeld-Lutherstadt and Erfurt. During each stop, take in the rich history and learn interesting facts about the Reformation.

Photo: Frank Boxler, IMG Sachsen-Anhalt

You can actually see both the Martin Luther Birth House and Martin Luther Death House in the city of Eisleben. Observe various artifacts in Luther’s birth house, which actually became a museum way back in 1693. There is a Martin Luther antique portrait on display, as well as pieces of art and books from his childhood years.

The Martin Luther Death House had got through a renovation in early 2013 and reopened. Inside you will find a museum comprised of rooms that were important to his death. Right after Luther’s death, a plaster cast made of both his face and hands. You can see the death mark on display. Also available for viewing is the original cloth that was draped over Martin Luther’s coffin.

For example, the city of Erfurt in Luther Country created a route titled the “Luther Mile.” It guides hikers through Erfurt to view various museums, churches and buildings that have a historical significance.

If you have made plans to visit Germany this holiday season, then be sure to visit the popular region and experience a traditional Christmas similar to how it was celebrated 500 years ago. In Erfurt, enjoy a wonderful journey back in time when what was important included handmade crafts, traditional food and drinks, plus a variety of live music and entertainment. The famous Erfurt Christmas Market is a fabulous, cultural experience that should not be missed. The Christmas event is the biggest Christmas market held in Southern Luther Country. Highlights for visitors, both young and old are a giant Ferris wheel and a large pyramid.

Another significant stop is the mighty Wartburg Castle. Luther actually stayed her and is the location he translated the New Testament into German.

Another popular pilgrimage excursion is via the Way of St. James. It’s a collection of old pilgrimage routes that cuts right through Luther Country. On your journey, you’ll pass through additional Reformation cities, such as Lutherstadt Eisleben and Magdeburg.

For music lovers, uncover this region and discover the rich history of musical heritage. Just a few of famous musical composers from Luther Country include Richard Wagner, George Frederic Handel, and of course Johann Sebastian Bach,.

A visit to Lutheran Country is a memorable experience, especially for those who want to learn more about Martin Luther – leader of the Protestant Reformation. We can help you plan your luxury travel itinerary to Germany and include the most historically important destinations. Read more stories like this by following our luxury blog.

Photo: Visit Luther

Germany is blessed with a wide selection of luxury spas to get pampered and leave all your worries behind. Many people are surprised Germany has so many luxury spas to receive a true VIP experience.

For generations, Germans have always focused on their health and there are numerous resorts and spas specialize in combining the best treatments. We want to feature five luxury spa regions for discriminating guests who desire the very best.

Baden-Wuerttemberg
The Incredible city of Baden-Baden has long been a popular destination for people looking for the best in wellness, culture and luxury. Many hotels in the area feature an on-site spa facility. The luxury Der Kleine Prinz hotel is romantic property that dates all the way back to 1890. There’s also the Brenners Park-Hotel and Spa (photo above) where you can stay in a luxury suite that overlooks the park. The hotel’s restaurant – Brenners-Park Restaurant was recently recognized and awarded a coveted Michelin Star.

You can also experience a luxury spa treatment at one of area’s public thermal baths. For example, try the Roman-Irish Friedrichsbad. This establishment was first opened back in 1877. They help clients through a – 17 stages, well-being program.

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Bavaria
This region Germany offers spectacular scenery such as stunning natural landscapes and iconic landmarks. For an amazing wellness retreat, Bavaria is ideal. There are several highly rated luxury spa hotels to choose from. The 5-star Hotel Schloss Elmau can be found in the scenic Bavarian Alps. Feast on the beauty of mountain scenery. The Schloss Elmau Retreat is a sister property of Hotel Schloss Elmau just opened last month.

Sightseeing is plentiful in Bavaria. Don’t miss a visit to the world famous, fairytale castle – Schloss Neuschwanstein. In addition, part of a UNESCO biosphere reserve is Berchtesgadener, where you can receive unique spa treatments such as whey or hay baths and soothing warm mud treatments.

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Thuringia
In Eastern Germnay, the Thuringian Forest region invites visitors to its numerous small towns, including Bad Salzungen. You can be treated to SOLE (salt) treatments that are famous due to the nearby natural saltwater springs. This establishment is one of oldest saltwater spas in Germany.

Bio-Seehotel Zeulenroda is Germany’s first organic resort and can be found on a tranquil fresh water reservoir. The luxury resort offers numerous spa treatments and strives to be a carbon-neutral property.

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North Sea
In northern Germany is Wadden National Park. There you can stay at the luxury spa resort – St. Peter-Ording. In business for over 150 years, it’s an incredible property. With salty air, a relaxing walk on the beach is a must. Visit the nearby pine wood forests and take in nature’s beauty. Located on the North Sea is Restaurant and Bar “54” for a wonderful, fine dining experience.

Another terrific choice is upscale Aalernhuis Hotel & Spa. This luxury spa utilizes beauty products with natural, local ingredients including algae and amber. They are perfect to receive a stress relieving treatment.

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Baltic Sea
The many islands and land near the scenci Baltic Sea provide the ideal blend of gorgeous seaside resorts and wellness properties. Choose from many small cities that offer romantic spa hotels. For example, the Schlossgut Schloss Schwansee is a luxury countryside manor that offers its luxury spa in the property’s prior horse stables. Another choice in Rostock is the Neptun Spa and Hotel. This location features a tremendous, 25,000 square foot spa that has a beautiful pool filled with fresh Baltic sea water. It’s a VIP experience to remember!

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If you would like to book a trip to Germany and experience a luxury spa treatment at one the country’s top resorts, let us help plan and book your entire luxury travel itinerary. Follow this luxury blog to stay on top of the latest luxury industry news and travel package deals.

Photo: Brenners Park-Hotel and Spa

This year marks a historical point in the German city of Aschaffenburg. It celebrates its 200 year jubilee as part of Bavaria. In addition the amazing Johannesburg Castle in Aschaffenburg is celebrating 400 years.

Aschaffenburg was referred by King Ludwig I of Bavaria as the “Bavarian Nice.” It’s a beautiful city filled with rich culture and historic buildings.

Aschaffenburg is also widely known as the “Bavarian city of castles, palaces and parks.” This year will bring a wide variety of various events and exhibitions to celebrate the city’s big milestone.

Regarded as one of the most significant Renaissance castles in all of Germany, Johannesburg Castle proudly sits along the the river Main and is currently the only 4 tower castle remaining. The current castle was built by a mason from Strasbourg named Georg Ridinger. Constructed occurred between 1604 and 1615. Until 1803, the palace served as the second official residence for both the electors and Mainz. Johannisburg Castle was basically destroyed during World War II. Soon after, reconstruction began and the mighty castle was rebuilt by 1964.

Recognized as one of the earliest landscape gardens in Germany is the stately Schönbusch Palace. Beginning in 1775 on the grounds of the palace, Friedrich Carl von Erthal who was the Archbishop of Mainz, decided to have his deer park redesigned in the English landscape style. Schönbusch Park was finally completed in 1790 by Ludwig Sckell who was the garden architect. Visitors will delight in a beautiful garden setting. Discover the Temple of Friendship, the Red Bridge, the Philosopher’s House plus an observation tower. You’ll also find a small village consisting of shepherds’ cottages around artificial lakes.

Another site that should not be missed is the Pompeiianum, which is an incredible, full replica of an ancient Roman villa that was moved to central Germany. It represent the House of Castor and Pollux, which was seen in a painting that was discovered at the entrance to the ancient Italian city of Pompeii. Sadly, Pompeii was buried during a large volcanic eruption way back in 79 A.D. Pompeiianum was built between 1840 and 1848 for King Ludwig I of Bavaria by Friedrich von Gärtner.

Aschaffenburg in Germany is a city that needs to be explored at leisure, to take in all that the city has to offer. It’s rich in history, culture and offers stunning architecture.

If you would like to visit Germany and spend time in the beautiful city of Aschaffenburg, please contact The Life of Luxury. We can help plan and book your entire stay. Make your luxury travel experience a memorable one. Follow this luxury blog to read about other great travel destinations.

Wiesbaden

Hanau is located in the scenic Frankfurt Rhine-Main region, in the heart of Germany. The famous Brothers Grimm (Jacob and Wilhelm) were born there and 2013 marks the 200th anniversary of their first publishing of the first volume of “Children’s and Household Tales.” Years later, Walt Disney brought to life the famous characters – Snow White, Sleeping Beauty, and Little Red Riding Hood.

Now the Frankfurt Rhine-Main region is celebrating this milestone by offering various events that celebrate the work and life of the Brothers Grimm. The region can be described as a fairy tale-like landscape, with amazing castles and an unmistakably magical atmosphere.

Frankfurt Rhine-Main region features an array of cultural, historical, and culinary delights, plus thriving cities like Frankfurt, Wiesbaden, Aschaffenburg and Mainz, in addition to traditional villages such as Seligenstadt, Bad Homburg and Rüdesheim.

Hanau is where the rivers Main and Kinzig meet, inviting visitors to enjoy some absolutely amazing scenery. At the market square, in front of the Baroque Neustädter Rathaus (town hall), stands the impressive Brothers Grimm memorial, which commemorates the famous sons of Hanau and marks the starting point of the 373 mile-long Fairy Tale Route.

The “EXPEDITION GRIMM exhibition is located in the documenta-Halle and sponsored by the State of Hessen. Between April 27th until September 8th, some of the Grimm brother’s most precious manuscripts and personal mementos will be on display. This unique exhibition also sheds new light onto who the Brothers Grimm really were: far from being mere fairy tale collectors, they were also language scholars, legal historians, and politicians.

There are incredible festivals to enjoy, including:
Grimm Fairy Tale festival, Hanau (from May 1st – July 1st)
Brothers Grimm Museum in the Castle Bellevue, Kassel
Brothers Grimm Festival, Kassel (from July 18th – August 18th)

One of the most significant Renaissance castles in all of Germany is the impressive Johannisburg Castle. The Johannisburg Castle features a front made of bright red sandstone, and is truly the landmark of the city of Aschaffenburg. The stunning castle is a spectacular sight along the shores of the famous, river Main. There is no better place for seeing breathtaking, historical castles than right here in the Frankfurt Rhine-Main region!

Additional events to plan on attending, include:
– Art Views 2013 in Offenbach (April 24th – 28th)
– Darmstadt Art Nouveau Festival (May 24th – 26th)
– Skyscraper Festival in Frankfurt (May 25th – 26th)
– International Jazz Festival “Bingen swings” (June 28th – 30th)

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Tollwood Festival

The traditional Christmas holiday Tollwood Festival is held in Munich, Germany from November 27th – December 31st 2012.

This popular Christmas market event is just a few U-Bahn stops from Marienplatz, here you’ll find live music, performing arts, and handicrafts from around the world.

This wonderful tent spectacle at the Theresienwiese (winter) or Olympiapark (summer) offers an exciting mix of international musicians and drama groups, performances and live music. Theresienwiese is where the amazing Oktoberfest beer festival occurs.

Art and culture as well as the popular market of Ideas with handicrafts and cuisine from all over the world turn a visit to Tollwood into a very special experience.

Visiting Germany anytime of the year is a wonderful luxury travel experience. There is so much to see and do traveling throughout this Western European country. The Life of Luxury can help you plan and book your trip. We can offer great pricing and VIP experiences that will create memories that will last a lifetime.