The best time to go to Germany

German tourism can be divided into low seasons, but there is no absolute concept. Because different activities will be held in different seasons in Germany, it will also be suitable for different ways of playing, so you should choose the right season to travel according to your personal preferences.

Spring in Germany belongs to music and food. Many cities hold music festivals. For example, Europe's top classical music festival "Heidelberg Spring", hundreds of classical music performances, so that the castle and Neckar are lingering in the music atmosphere. From January to April, asparagus will be on the market, and all Germany will be immersed in the atmosphere of food. In the asparagus producing areas such as Schweiqinggen and Schweiqinggen, for tourists, spring means top food and rural scenery.

Summer in Germany belongs to outdoor and activities. It is not hot in summer in Germany. You can take part in many outdoor sports, climb the majestic Alps, swim along the vast North Sea, row boats in quiet lakes and stroll in lush forests ... And big cities and towns in Germany will hold all kinds of outdoor activities: following traditional folk activities, pursuing fashionable ideas, competing competitive activities and dazzling food activities.

Autumn in Germany belongs to nature and wine. Forest-covered mountains and rivers are a photographer's paradise. Many scenic spots are particularly magnificent against the backdrop of autumn colors. Autumn is also the season of Oktoberfest, and the local Oktoberfest represented by Oktoberfest in Munich fascinates countless people. This is also the season of grape harvest, and tasting wine in the vineyard is a kind of life enjoyment.

Winter in Germany belongs to tradition and romance. The Christmas market, which lasted for more than a month, immersed German cities in the atmosphere of traditional festivals. Each city's Christmas market will have its own characteristics and traditions, which is also the most attractive activity in winter in Germany. And every February, cities such as Mainz and Dü sseldorf hold carnival. The whole city will celebrate, dance and parade, all in a state of crazy carnival. The heavy snow dressed German cities as fairy-tale towns, adding a romantic atmosphere to many festivals. Only when you have seen Neuschwanstein Castle in the snow can you really understand the romance in fairy tales.