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Accommodation If you wish to make your own travel arrangements you may find www.germantouristhotels.com very useful. German Tourist Hotels includes a list of chain hotels, recommended hotel guides and for your convenience a choice of online hotel reservation services, where you can book and check, in real time, the availability of hotel rooms. Plus there is a detailed explanation on hotel ratings and frequently asked questions, for example, what is a Hotel Garni? What should you expect from a 1,2 or 5 star hotel? How do I book a Zimmer Frei or Gasthaus? What are the alternatives to hotels? For all your hotel and accommodation requirements visit www.germantouristhotels.com Self-catering can now be booked just as easily as a hotel room. Our extensive database and online reservation service features well over 7000 properties through out Germany: www.germany-tourism.co.uk Just because it is winter it doesn't mean camping isn't an option. Well over 60% of campsites are open in Germany during the winter. An online camping guide is available at: www.germanycamping.co.uk
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Free Brochuress
For more information about
Germany please visit our main website at: www.germany-tourism.co.uk
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Deutsche Bahn (German Rail) Rail travel from Britain to Germany has never been easier or faster. Passengers simply travel with Eurostar from London St. Pancras International or Ebbsfleet International through the Channel Tunnel to Brussels in Belgium. Once in Brussels it's usually only a very short walk through customs and on to a nearby platform. From Brussels there is a choice of two high speed services to Cologne. The Thalys operates from Paris via Brussels to Cologne and the German Intericity Express (ICE) operates from Brussels via Cologne to Frankfurt. The total journey time from London to Cologne is only 4h45 minutes. or you could travel all the way to Frankfurt in 6h30 minutes. Further improvements are likely by the end of 2009 when journey times could be reduced by as much as one hour, watch this space for further news! Cologne station is right in the heart of the city and just a few minute’s walk from all the Christmas Markets. After several years of restoration and renovation the historical station building has been turned into a really nice and modern travel centre. Watch out for the Special Christmas fare from Deutsche Bahn UK (German Rail) which could be as low as £96 return to Cologne, for further information about fares, train times and reservations call 08718 80 80 66 or visit:
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Christmas Shopping in Germany! Made in Germany has always been a symbol of long lasting quality
and great value for money. Shopping in Germany is also a fantastic
adventure! Wherever you go you will find the experience very exciting
even if you are on a small budget.
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Christmas all year round! Opened May 8,
1981, Käthe Wohlfahrt's "Christmas Village" became a Christmas shopping
and tourist attraction for hundreds of visitors from every corner of the
globe. When visiting the "Christmas Village" these visitors can
experience at first hand a fascinating journey of German Christmas
traditions, all in breathtaking surroundings and unforgettable settings.
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