Tips for Germany.

[barryd]

Thank you. Plenty of tips. I must sit down with the map.
The cash tip was good, although I seldom use my card abroad.
I won't be going near Switzerland as my van doesn't like big hills.
Will definitely look at the moselle and bits near France.

The war? Which war. Didn't we win both of them?

No big hills from memory to get to the Rhine falls if you do decide to venture in.

 

[witzend]

I won't be going near Switzerland as my van doesn't like big hills.

No hills around the falls an plenty of free parking 47.672995 8.620165

https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=rhine+falls

 

[RichardP]

We enjoyed the old GDR - Rugen island was like stepping back in time and the Harz National Park was lovely - and quiet. Very few Brits about too

 

[vindiboy]

Last year I really enjoyed Alsace and got close to the border at Mulhouse but never " went over".

Just a few tips would be helpful ( not looking for full itinerary)

Ta.

We have done the Mosselle, the Rhine, the Romantic Strassre, the nursery rhyme route the Cuckoo clock route the fairy tale rout and also followed the WESSER RIVER in the past we never have a plan just wing it every time and have had great times always used Aires and Stellplatz every time most free and some a few gusunkers all excellent and so easy also done the Duseldorf show and parked up after that alongside the Rhine on a free Stellplatz in Duseldorf.

 

[kensowerby]

Have been to Germany on numerous occasions and have never been disappointed yet my suggestion is just go, stay away from the city unless you’re a city person, the countryside is wonderful and the small villages are fantastic especially the ones with the paintings on the walls, don’t try to cover too big an area and take your time and enjoy you will not be disappointed.
Enjoy your visit and stay safe
Ken