Discover Baden-Baden, Germany’s iconic spa town nestled at the foot of the Black Forest – a destination where wellness, elegance, and European charm create the perfect getaway for honeymooners, families, and luxury seekers.

Relax in world-famous thermal spas, try your luck at the historic Casino Baden-Baden, or stroll along the picturesque Lichtentaler Allee. From Michelin-starred dining to 5-star hotels and nature experiences, Baden-Baden has everything to elevate your holiday dreams.

Location: Southwestern Germany, at the edge of the Black Forest

Best For: Honeymooners, wellness travellers, high-net-worth clients, seniors, culture and music lovers

Ideal Season: Year-round (mild climate); peak interest during cultural festivals

Top Sights: Caracalla Spa, Friedrichsbad, Lichtentaler Allee, Kurhaus Colonnade, Michelin-starred Restaurants, Museum Frieder Burda, Casino Baden-Baden,Black Forest Trails

Munich is the vibrant capital of Bavaria and one of Germany’s most stylish, welcoming, and experience-rich cities. Known for its relaxed yet elegant lifestyle, Munich blends cultural depth, upscale leisure, and iconic landmarks, making it an ideal stop for a wide range of Indian travellers—from luxury clients and culture lovers to sports enthusiasts and urban explorers.

Location: Capital of Bavaria, southern Germany

Ideal Season to Visit:

• Spring (April–June): Pleasant weather, blooming gardens, cultural events
• Autumn (September–October): Oktoberfest season, crisp weather, fall foliage
• Winter (Dec–Jan): Christmas markets, snow-covered charm, alpine excursions nearby

Best For: Luxury Travellers, Couples & Honeymooners, Families, Culture & Art Lovers, Sports Fans, Trendy/Young Travellers

Top Sights: Old town, Residenz, Nymphenburg Palace, Allianz-Arena, BMW-Welt and Museum, Olympiapark

Only 30 minutes from Stuttgart, Outletcity Metzingen awaits you with more than 170 premium & luxury brands and year-round reductions of up to -70%**.

But the experience goes beyond the world of fashion! Enjoy an overnight stay at the Moxy Outletcity Metzingen hotel, indulge in diverse culinary delights at numerous restaurants or attend exciting events – all designed to make your shopping experience truly special.

Location: In Metzingen, southwest Germany

Ideal Season to Visit: Year-Round Destination

Best For: Luxury & Shopping Travellers, Families & Groups, Fashion Enthusiasts

Top Sights: Old town, Residenz, Nymphenburg Palace, Allianz-Arena, BMW-Welt and Museum, Olympiapark

Located just 45 minutes’ drive from Munich or Frankfurt, Ingolstadt Village or Wertheim Village each is home to 110 boutiques.

Whether curating a bespoke gift list or assembling a show-stopping outfit, we've got your favorite fashion and lifestyle brands with savings of up to 60% year-round on recommended retail price.

Location: 45 minutes’ drive from Munich or Frankfurt

Ideal Season to Visit: Year-Round Destination

Best For: Luxury & Shopping Travelers, Munich Itinerary Add-Ons, Families & Groups

Snow in summer? Only on the Zugspitze. The Zugspitze has made the adventure mountain around Germany’s highest peak accessible for everyone. With their proximity to Munich and easy access by car or train, the Zugspitze in Garmisch-Partenkirchen is an attractive destination within the Alps. The unique combination of the Cable Car Zugspitze, cogwheel train and the Gletscherbahn cable car transports alpine enthusiasts to almost 3,000 meters above sea level. See one of the last glaciers in Germany and experience natural snow all year long.

But the experience goes beyond the world of fashion! Enjoy an overnight stay at the Moxy Outletcity Metzingen hotel, indulge in diverse culinary delights at numerous restaurants or attend exciting events – all designed to make your shopping experience truly special.

Location: Just 90 minutes from Munich – easy to reach by train or car.

Ideal Season: Snow is available all year, making it a unique alpine experience in Germany

Berlin captivates with its unique mix of cultural heritage and contemporary style. The Brandenburg Gate, Charlottenburg Palace, and the East Side Gallery highlight the city’s rich history. Visitors enjoy over 150 theatres, three opera houses, and a vibrant art scene. High-end shopping areas like Kurfürstendamm boulevard host designer labels and exclusive boutiques.

Location: Capital city of Germany, located in the northeast

Ideal Season to Visit:

• Spring/Summer: Outdoor events, café culture, walking tours, park visits
• Autumn: Milder weather, cultural festivals, art openings
• Winter: Christmas markets, museums, indoor attractions, vibrant nightlife

Top Sights: Berlin TV Tower, Charlottenburg Palace, Reichstag Building, Brandenburg Gate, Gendarmenmarkt, Museum Island

Why recommend it?

Germany’s rail network is fast, scenic, and incredibly reliable. Whether it’s the sleek Intercity-Express (ICE) or regional trains, your clients will experience punctual, comfortable travel across cities and countryside alike.

Agent Tips:

• Upsell Rail Passes: For multi-city itineraries, offer the German Rail Pass or Eurail Global Pass. These not only save money but also provide flexibility.
• Seat Reservations: ICE trains don’t require them but suggest them for added comfort — ideal for premium travelers.
• Travel Classes: First-class offers quieter cabins, free snacks, and access to lounges. Great for business or luxury clients.

Popular Routes to Suggest:

• Munich to Berlin (ICE – 4 hrs)
• Frankfurt to Cologne (ICE – 1 hr)
• Hamburg to Dresden (via regional and ICE connections)

When to suggest flying:

For routes like Berlin to Munich or Hamburg to Stuttgart, flying can save time, especially for business travelers.

Agent Notes:

• Consider flight-train combos. Lufthansa’s Rail&Fly allows clients to combine rail and air seamlessly.
• Always advise early airport arrival — German airports are efficient but thorough with security.
• Recommend sustainable travelers opt for trains instead when possible — a growing preference among eco-conscious clients.

Great for:

Clients exploring Bavarian villages, the Romantic Road, or Black Forest. Germany’s famed Autobahns and scenic byways make self-drive tours exciting.

Agent Add-Ons:

• Offer car rental packages with GPS & insurance included.
• Suggest seasonal driving itineraries , e.g., castles in summer, Christmas markets in December.
• For confident drivers, market the Autobahn thrill as a bucket-list experience (just ensure clients know where speed limits apply!).

Important:

Remind clients about Germany’s low-emission zones — especially if they’re driving into cities like Berlin or Cologne.

For cost-conscious clients or student groups, long-distance bus companies like FlixBus and BlaBlaBus offer affordable rides between cities.

Pros for Your Clients:

• Wi-Fi, power outlets, and modern interiors.
• Night bus options to save on accommodation.
• Great for budget itineraries or secondary routes not served well by trains.

Major cities like Berlin, Munich, and Frankfurt have world-class public transit systems — subways (U-Bahn), suburban trains (S-Bahn), trams, and buses.

How You Add Value:

• Recommend a daily or weekly transit pass. Some hotel bookings include free or discounted transport.
• Include a welcome card or city card — these often bundle transport with museum entries and tours (e.g., Berlin WelcomeCard).

Extra tip: For groups or families, day passes offer better value than single tickets

Germany is bike-friendly with extensive cycling routes, especially in cities like Freiburg, Leipzig, or along the Rhine.

Agent Opportunity:

• Suggest guided bike tours in Berlin or Munich.
• Offer E-bike rentals in scenic areas like the Mosel Valley.
• Include walking tours in historic towns like Heidelberg or Rothenburg.