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WELCOME TO GERMANY, AUSTRIA & SWITZERLAND
Grandiose cities, storybook villages, vine-stitched valleys and hallucinatory Alpine landscapes that beg you to toot your horn, leap out of the car and jump for joy road-tripping in this Germanic part of Western Europe is a mesmerising kaleidoscope of brilliant landscapes and experiences.
The 33 trips in this book take you for a spin from Germanys edgy capital to its bracing northern coast and fabled Rhine and Moselle Valley vineyards, from Bavaria to the Black Forest, to the sparkling shores of Lake Constance and beyond into Austria and Switzerland. Motor the castle-strewn banks of Europes greatest rivers and within a whisker of its mightiest glacial peaks.
Whether you want to navigate hairpins with attitude on high-altitude mountain passes, taste wine, or cool off in romantic cobalt-blue lakes, we have something for you. And if you only have time for one trip, make it one of our eight Classic Trips, which take you to the very best of Germany, Austria and Switzerland. Turn the page for more
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GERMANY, AUSTRIA & SWITZERLAND CLASSIC TRIP
All the trips in this book show you the best of Germany, Austria & Switzerland, but weve chosen eight as our all-time favourites. These are our Classic Trips the ones that lead you to the best of the iconic sights, the top activities and the unique German, Austrian and Swiss experiences. Turn the page to see the map, and look out for the Classic Trip stamp throughout the book.
Wander the streets in Wernigerode, along one of Germanys most picturesque driving routes.
Twist and turn along one of Austrias most spectacular mountain passes.
Enjoy the great outdoors along this route, which includes gorgeous peaks, glaciers and valleys.
GERMANY, AUSTRIA & SWITZERLAND HIGHLIGHTS
Germany, Austria & Switzerlands best sights and experiences, and the road trips that will take you there.
It can bookend either end of Trip 6: Berlin & the Jewels of Eastern Brandenburg and what a bookend it is! Berlin is a bon vivant feasting on the smorgasbord of urban life. It oozes glamour and grit, and teems with top museums and world-famous landmarks such as the Berlin Wall and Brandenburg Gate that have to be seen. If you love great nightlife, you might dump the car and never leave.
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Few spots soul-soothe like Germanys Black Forest. Each bend in the road on Trip 22: Schwarzwaldhochstrasse unveils a surprise: half-timbered fairy-tale-like villages, thunderous waterfalls, cuckoo clocks the size of houses. Inhale pine-scented air, navigate roller-coaster roads to middle-of-nowhere lakes, frolic in waterfalls and dine in fine restaurants.
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The Rhine has long mesmerised artists, illustrated by the 19th-century paintings in Koblenz on Trip 12: Romantic Rhine. From Dsseldorf and Cologne, the majestic river snakes through churning whirlpools, castle-capped cliffs, medieval villages and vineyards. Trails lead to forests and fortresses, or to evenings sipping rieslings under chestnut trees.
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There is no finer approach to Austrias elegant capital than through farmland, forest and vineyard-streaked hills on Trip 23: Along the Danube. In Vienna, park up and indulge in pedestrian meanderings around imperial Habsburg palaces and castles of unimaginable grandeur. Track down Mozart. Talk, read, dream and indulge like Trotsky and Freud did in a Viennese coffee house.
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