Frankfurt Germany Vacation Apartments
Nov/090
How do I find a cheap place to stay while in Germany?
I’m planning a vacation to Germany real soon and would like to stay at a short-let apartment or with someone willing. I heard about cheap ways stays in Germany but don’t know where to start. Preferably around Frankfurt am main. I’m trying to avoid high cost hotels.
Try searching for B&Bs (in German they are called Pensionen). They are relatively cheap, usually family owned places that I think are much better than a big hotel. Prices vary according to city/place but if you try searching just a little way out of where you want to be, the prices will be cheaper (remember, the transport system in Germany is fantastic)
Just Google “Pension” and the name of the town you want to stay in
Green Harmony Tours to Germany August 17-25 2009 with caption
Germany Vacation Ideas
Nov/090
Mini-Vacation Ideas?
Okay, my husband and I are in dire need of a little vacation…just to get away from work and the miserable country we currently live in (Germany to be precise).
Since we’re military, we can’t go far and we can’t go for long…a week tops maybe. We’re looking for something in Europe and I don’t know where to start. Just to be clear though-we’re not really looking to do sight seeing…even though a few we wouldn’t mind; sun, sand, relaxing and maybe a slightly romantic environment would be nice (emphasis on the sun and sand – if that can be found around this time of year)…and cheap since the Euro rate is a B* against the dollar right now.
A holiday package with a flight and hotel included (plus transportation) is a must. Anyone have any ideas?
Also to add – please do not say Paris. It’s cliche for “romantic” and it’s a dirty city.
Ryan – What’s your problem?
When I was stationed in Germany, just getting away from base for a few days was nice. Even going to Berlin was nice for a few days because I didn’t have to worry about my military duties.
I say go to Amsterdam for a week and relax. Do nothing but enjoy each others company.
Germany – Stuttgart Street Scene – Travel – Jim Rogers World Adventure
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Naxos Musical Journey – Christmas Goes Baroque/Messiah Choruses Double Feature (DVD) $22.7 Naxos combines two of its favorite holiday favorites into one package:CHRISTMAS GOES BAROQUE: Christmastime in Germany and Switzerland brings to mind images of fire-lit, snow-covered rustic houses, elaborate decorations and handcrafted to… |
