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Top-rated vacation rentals in Germany

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Chalet in Windebruch
Design-Chalet mit Seeblick, Sauna, Kamin & Pool
Eingebettet in der Natur, in idyllischer Waldrandlage mit atemberaubendem Seeblick, lässt Sie dieses Chalet dem Alltag entfliehen. Wandern Sie im Wald oder am See und genießen Sie eine Radtour mit unseren E-Bikes. Wenn es kühl ist, wärmen Sie sich in der Sauna oder im beheizten Pool auf, bevor Sie es sich mit einem Glas Rotwein am Kamin gemütlich machen. In der warmen Jahreszeit genießen Sie ein Bad im Pool oder im glasklaren See (SUP/ Kajak stehen auch bereit), bevor Sie abends Sterne schauen.
$378 per night
Superhost
Room in Wegberg
Tower room lock Tüschenbroich
Our castle is located on the south gate of the Schwalm-Nette Nature Park, 40 km from Düsseldorf, 15 km from Mönchengladbach. Enjoy the tranquility of nature and spend unforgettable days in a castle of 1644. Your tower room combines historical elements and modern living comforts. Early offer: Bread, rolls, butter, jam, cheese, ham, ham, yogurt & cereal. Coffee is in the room. Portion size for a single person. Price p.p. €14,— please book extra, must be paid extra on site.
$88 per night
Superhost
Apartment in Schonach im Schwarzwald
Stylish luxury - Apartment Monolith Black Forest
Welcome to the Apartment Monolith. We greet you at 1000 meters located in the heart of the Black Forest. Only a few steps away from the forest and in the middle of nature, the barrier-free apartment offers a lot of space for relaxation, rest and get-together. Ideal for all who wants to spend a relaxing time in the middle of the Black Forest. In the Apartment Monolith you will live on 50 m², with a luxurious interior in a charming Black Forest style.
$159 per night

Germany apartment rentals

Superhost
Apartment in Löhnberg
'IN the HORSE STABLE' door to door with chicken and horse
$95 per night
Apartment in Oy-Mittelberg
Exclusive apartment with swimming pool in Allgäu
$95 per night
Superhost
Apartment in Dachsberg (Südschwarzwald)
Gallery apartment with alpine views
$68 per night
Apartment in Eibenstock
Modern & cosy, 2-PERSON apartment in Carlsfeld
$32 per night
Superhost
Apartment in Esens
Apartment in the monument directly on the dike (Whg. 2)
$171 per night
Superhost
Apartment in Hattenhofen
Bio-Bauernhof Ferienwohnung
$56 per night
Superhost
Apartment in Feldberg (Schwarzwald)
Schwarzwaldhimmel - Apartment on the Feldberg
$74 per night
Superhost
Apartment in Dresden
ResidentialPearl *Adele*New Town*Villa
$93 per night
Superhost
Apartment in Mellenthin
Double room with accessible bathroom in Mellenthin
$63 per night
Superhost
Apartment in Tetenbüll
NordseeEstate - Private Nordsee Hideaway
$659 per night
Superhost
Apartment in Füssen
Apartment A (vacation home Alex)
$60 per night
Superhost
Apartment in Schneizlreuth
Apartment with two balconies - Haus Hager
$63 per night

Your guide to Germany

Welcome to Germany

Germany might just be the best place to orient yourself to central Europe's varied terrains: Its borders are flanked by vertiginous Alps, brilliant lakes, and dune-ribbed beaches. Off the northernmost tip, the Frisian Islands form a dreamy 24-mile long archipelago, with the island of Sylt shining as a popular choice for a ritzy getaway. Down south, the Romantic Road winds through Bavaria’s historic walled towns, Romanesque villages, and mountainous landscape. This rugged region is also synonymous with popular festivals like Oktoberfest. In the country’s interior, the scenery softens into idyllic valleys, plains dotted with farmhouses, and meditative forests. But it’s German cities like Berlin, Munich, and Frankfurt that offer a steady pulse of culture. The country still hums with activity throughout the winter season when the snow-capped mountains change from a hiker's paradise to a base for skiing. The famous Christmas markets that spring up across most towns and cities in Germany offer mulled wine, traditional sweets, and handmade crafts.


The best time to stay in a vacation rental in Germany

With the weather at its finest and festivals galore, summer is the perfect time to stay in one of Germany’s vacation rentals. Travelers take advantage of the long sunny days to hike and swim amid the glorious landscape and linger in the country’s iconic beer gardens. From December through early January, Germany transforms into a winter wonderland with famed Christmas markets lighting up nearly every city and village, set against a backdrop of pristine snow. This is also a great time to visit for winter sports enthusiasts — especially if skiing in Alp towns like Oberstdorf is on your bucket list. Although summer is considered peak travel season, fall and winter are also popular times to visit. For smaller crowds, visit during spring and autumn, when you’ll find festivals and wine harvest taking place in smaller towns and villages.


Top things to do in Germany

Bavaria

Bavaria’s countryside boasts a trove of natural wonders. Bavarian Forest National Park, the country’s first national park, is home to 14,000 wildlife species, including the endangered lynx, Ural owl, and capercaillie. The shorelines of Lake Constance’s sparkling cyan waters touch Germany, Austria, and Switzerland, making the lake a hotspot for swimmers and sailors from all three countries. The setting for all this: The Bavarian Alps and Danube plains, which are dotted with storybook castles fit for a fairytale.

Neuschwanstein Castle

Originally a retreat for King Ludwig II, this 19th-century castle is now one of Europe’s most-visited citadels. A mix of Romanesque and Byzantine architecture, it is inspired by castles and cathedrals of the king’s childhood. Inside, discreet passageways and grand hallways lead to gilded rooms and skyscraping watchtowers.

Museum Island

Museum Island is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of Berlin’s most popular stops. Here, five world-class museums were built over the course of centuries. The Altes Museum was designed by one of Prussia’s most prominent architects, the Pergamon Museum houses a coveted collection of Greek and Roman antiquities, and the Bode Museum is known for its 19th sculpture collection.

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