Germany, Central Resorts

Get to know Germany's fairytale side: palaces, parks & gardens are perfect for romantic tours, delightful discoveries and magical moments.

There is something for everyone in Germany's towns and cities – whether it's the big city buzz or the famous architecture, the historic sights or the packed shopping streets, the enchanting medieval houses or the scintillating nightlife. Boredom is a thing of the past! Germany's many museums cover an incredible range of subjects and inspire imagination, discovery and learning. One of the most popular activities for tourists visiting Germany is visiting some of the country’s remarkable castles. There are over 25,000 castles and palaces throughout the country; some are in ruins, but others are in magnificent condition.

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Landal Hochwald

Hunsruck, Germany

Spring, summer, autumn or winter: the perfectly-situated Landal Hochwald (with extensive indoor kids' paradise) makes for wonderful and relaxing walks in beautiful surroundings. The vast woods are at their best in spring and autumn, while the summer is an ideal season to get on your bike to visit the pretty villages in the surrounding area. Anglers can enjoy themselves all year round at the reservoir near the bungalow park. 2008 utility fee - to be paid on arrival, per unit - is €37 (2-bedroom) and €55.50 (3-bedroom). Please be advised that tourist tax is payable on arrival per person

Landal Sonnenberg

Leiwen, Germany

Landal Sonnenberg is high up in the hills and has wonderful views of Leiwen, the bustling Moezel and the endless vineyards. It seems as if time has stood still here. Tour the valley and sample one of the traditional Weinfesten in the idyllic wine villages in the Moezel region. Or stay up in the hills and make the most of the family-friendly facilities offered by this comfortable bungalow park and the lovely woodlands in the direct vicinity. 2008 utility fee - to be paid on arrival, per unit - is €37 (2-bedroom) and €55.50 (3-bedroom). Please be ...

Parc-Ferienwohungen

To rejuvenate your senses, celebrate in style at Parc-Ferienwohungen, Bad Bevensen. Spacious resort timeshares at Parc-Ferienwohungen offer luxury and amenities you can’t find anyplace else.

Residenz Mandelgarten

Deidesheim, Germany

The resort is situated in a small town which lies on the famous 'Weinstrasse' wine route, hosting more than 200 wine festivals between May and October. You can go out on excursions through the forest, visit more than 30 castles, monasteries and ruins as well as both the largest barrels in the world. The Black Forest, Heidelberg and Frankfurt are also attractions in this area, or just enjoy a day in nearby Alsace.

Sporthotel Am Pfahl

Viechtach, Germany

Resort Sporthotel am Pfahl was opened in 1996 and it is located on the outskirts of the climatic spa village, Viechtach. Nearby are endless kilometres of trails for walking or you can explore the country by bike. The resort is surrounded by a large garden.

Sporthotel Brennes

Bayerisch Eisenstein, Germany

The hamlet of Brennes lies in the Bavarian forests, on the border with the Czech Republic. The woods and lakes of the Arber region are popular with walkers. Bobsleigh and fishing are also available. In winter cross-country skiing is on offer both near to the hotel, the ski lifts are within walking distance, and further afield. Hotel facilities include sauna, steam room, whirlpool and solarium. There is excellent discount shopping in Czechia. The resort organises trips to Prague, Munich and other areas on request.

Westerwalder Hof

Windhagen-Kohlershohn, Germany

Westerwalder Hof is located in picturesque Windhagen, home to the volcanic mountains of Siebengebirge and the nature reserve Rhein-Westerwald. The resort is an ideal base for day-trips to Cologne, Bonn, Frankfurt, and historic landmarks along the Rhine River. Resort amenities available to guests are an indoor pool and a sauna. A number of bike trials are nearby.

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