Germany
Germany
Travel guide
Germany — trip ideas, museums and experiences
Germany is perfect when you want a strong mix of technology, automotive heritage, a stadium “wow”
and (if you’re a musician) also legendary festival locations.
This page is built as a practical, section-based guide — fast, clear, and scroll-friendly.
At a glance
Quick & useful
Best “mix”
- Technology + automotive museums
- Cities (Berlin / Munich / Stuttgart)
- Events (stadium, festival, fairs)
Travel pace
- Weekend: 1 city + 1 highlight
- 4–6 days: Munich + Stuttgart + a “bonus”
- 7–10 days: more regions + food
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Where to go
Where to go (best value for your time)
Instead of listing everything, I built this around your focus: tech, cars, special companies, stadium experiences, music.
Munich
A great base for the Deutsches Museum (technology) and the Allianz Arena stadium.
Ideal for a “city + highlight” weekend.
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Stuttgart
If you love cars: the Mercedes-Benz Museum is a must.
Perfect for a focused day trip or a short multi-day stop.
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Waldenbuch
A fun detour: Ritter (a production company visit) — great if you want something more “behind the scenes”.
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Museums & machines
Museums, factories, machines — your highlight pack
Deutsches Museum (Munich)
If you’re into technology, science and “how things work”, this is a top pick.
Tip: go early, take your time, and focus on 2–3 themes instead of rushing through everything.
Audi: factory + museum
“Heritage + industry” is always a strong story — and great for photos.
Perfect as a stop inside an itinerary.
Mercedes-Benz Museum (Stuttgart)
One of the most cinematic museums for automotive fans.
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Allianz Arena
Even if you’re not a hardcore fan the stadium is an experience.
Ritter in Waldenbuch
Great contrast to museums: real production, product, story. A strong bonus for your itinerary.
Photogenic spots
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Music
Wacken, festivals and the “drummer corner”
Because you’re connected to music, Germany has a big ace here: Wacken (the place) and the festival of the same name.
This section is designed to work both as a travel tip and a soft bridge to your drumming content.
Why Wacken works on this page
- it’s a strong brand and instantly a clear reason to visit
- it connects Germany with your identity (music)
- it’s a great hook for subscribe (event updates / trip ideas)
For drummers: a quick tip
If you’re going to a festival, preparation matters: fitness, technique, gear, routine.
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Suggested routes
Itinerary ideas (simple)
2–3 days: Munich
- Day 1: city walk + an evening
- Day 2: Deutsches Museum
- Day 3: Allianz Arena
4–6 days: Munich + Stuttgart
- Munich
- In between: Audi (factory + museum) as a stop
- Stuttgart: Mercedes-Benz Museum + city
“Theme”: industry + something sweet
- Stuttgart area: Ritter (Waldenbuch)
- Add a local market / food stop
- Finish with a museum or an event
Practical
Practical mini tips
Bookings
For museums/tours (and festivals), check dates in advance — peak days fill up fast.
Pace
Germany rewards depth: do less, but do it properly. 1–2 top spots per day is the sweet spot.
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