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Hotels, flights, car hire and things to do in Germany — with a grounded local guide and a show hosted by someone who lives there.

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Hotels in Germany

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Things to do in Germany

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Caspar David Friedrich, Kreidefelsen auf Rügen, 1818/1819, BESTSELLER Alte Nationalgalerie: Entry ticket ★ 4.5 (1,602) from $18 A tall telecommunications tower with a spherical observation deck under a partly cloudy sky. BESTSELLER Berlin TV Tower: Entry Ticket ★ 4.6 (2,350) from $23 Family enjoying Ikono Berlin IKONO Berlin: Entry Ticket ★ 3.8 (514) from $24 Visitors view sports plasticine BODY WORLDS Berlin - The First Museum of BODY WORLDS ★ 4.5 (419) from $24 Make a splash: at the new Jungle Splash water playground! Covering more than 650 square metres Tropical Islands Berlin: One Day Ticket ★ 3.8 (351) from $53 A banner depicting the bust of Nefertiti hangs between two weathered stone columns of a building with large windows. BESTSELLER Neues Museum: Entry Ticket ★ 4.7 (1,639) from $16 Modern building with a flat, overhanging roof, large glass walls, and a spacious stone-paved area in front. Sculptural element is partially visible. Neue Nationalgalerie: Entry Ticket ★ 4.5 (644) from $11 Entrance area BESTSELLER DDR Museum - Berlin's Interactive Museum: Entry Ticket ★ 4.4 (371) from $16 For LEGOLAND® Discovery Centre Berlin: Entry Ticket ★ 4.1 (180) from $20 Visitors view artwork, including a large painting of a man's face on a polka-dotted wall, in a modern, well-lit gallery. Hamburger Bahnhof: Entry Ticket ★ 4.5 (191) from $18

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