German bloggers share their favorite spots in Germany – all outdoors and socially distant! (Part 1)

Germany is a Beautiful country with a landscape of forests, rivers, mountain ranges and Sea beaches. Awesome list of spots!, I enjoyed reading your post and thanks for sharing such interesting post.

I personally liked the enchanting and very different style of graffiti on the walls of Gängeviertel Township. The hiking trails are all very beautiful, especially the coastal ones. Those spotted pigs in Bürgerpark are absolutely adorable! Burger park…surely not a tongue-in-cheek name for this park? Coz of the pigs? Overall, lovely pictures, lovely places and a definite must-visit. Thank you for sharing.

These sort of posts reveal elements of the people as much as the country. I think Germany would be a great place to just drive freely to explore and appreciate the surroundings off the autobahns.

Eine tolle Kollaboration. Muss zu meiner Schande gestehen, dass ich bisher kaum einen der beschriebenen Orte besucht habe. Wird langsam Zeit, mehr Urlaub in Deutschland zu machen, wenn wir die Pest ueberstanden haben. :-)

Interesting recommendation, detailed information for a future trip to Germany. Saving it for future travel ideas. Thanks for sharing!

Germany, and its countryside, is somewhere we must visit. Great ideas for quiet, if energetic, days out.

What interesting places to visit in Germany. I must admit that I haven't heard of these. Thank you for putting them on my radar and a great collaboration.

Wow, I've never heard of these places in Germany before. An off-the-beaten-path.

What a beautiful collection of locations! I know this one is a bit hard to visit, but I think it's an important place to go:

What a great idea for recommendations from the people who know the area best. I’ve been to Bremen before for the Christmas markets - if I go again I’m definitely visiting that park!

What a great way to encourage travel to areas that many people visiting Germany would never know about. Fun to read each contributors recommendation. Great read

So many great places! I can't wait to go back to Germany and explore.

I would love to return to Germany and your post got me hitting up Google to check exactly where Schleswig Holstein is. My very first trip abroad at the age of 19 was to Germany and I visited an island, Norderney, off the north coast. I don't think it is particularly close to the area described here, but I would love to visit. I also feel that I have unfinished business with the area around Hannover, especially when I read this. I think I may be paying Germany an early call when travel restrictions ease!

It's fun to read about these off-the-beaten track places in Germany. When we were last in Germany, we stayed in a small town south of Munich called Bad Tolz rather than in Munich itself because I wanted to experience quieter Germany.

Some really different places here. Helgoland looks cool, I’ve been to the Baltic in Poland and its gorgeous. But rarely top of lists. A trip to see those little pink piggies would be so fun too.

Great insight into some places i know very little about. And very well put together.
Love the street art

Hello Carina,
that's a nice idea from you. There are really great tips there. Greetings from Biebesheim Tanja

Great post. Gotta get to Germany and know I have some places to go.

We have road tripped through southern Germany and loved it. We often talk about going to the north so we enjoyed reading about it. Can’t wait to come back!

Love this list! I’ve spent a lot time in Germany but never made it to these places. (Oh and the little piggies!). Looking forward to part 2!

I love this idea! I feel like the pandemic has really forced us all to re-visit local sights and appreciate them in a new way. It also is forcing us to get outdoors more! I am looking forward to exploring more of the Boston area and New England this summer after being gone from the area for many years. There's so much I still haven't seen even though I grew up here.