Pullman hotels in Germany

Berlin, Germany’s alternative capital, reflects the reunification of East and West. Around the Fernsehturm, electro clubs, street art, indie galleries, global restaurants and designer stores capture the city’s raw, creative energy.

However, this sprawling country at the core of Europe is much more than its iconic capital or its economic power. Visitors may be less familiar with its eclectic mix of towns and villages. The romantic and culturally rich Munich is packed with theatres. Further west, Cologne boasts its amazing cathedral, the most visited monument in the country, as well as a renowned carnival. Its neighbour, Düsseldorf, is often seen as Germany’s capital of style. In the north, Bremen adds a touch of sophistication and innovation to German cuisine, which is all too often reduced to cooked meats. It’s also worth visiting Heidelberg, with its Gothic-Renaissance castle, the medieval city of Lübeck, Hamburg’s port and canals, or the riverfront terraces of Dresden along the Elbe. Between these dynamic urban hubs, there is a whole kaleidoscope of beautiful landscapes. The lush green Rhine Valley, the mountain range of Harz in Lower Saxony, the Frisian Islands, bathing in the chilly waters of the North Sea, the lakes formed in the craters of the Eifel, the rocky Bavarian Alps and the Black Forest are just some of the natural treasures that provide a great setting for some sporting activities or a Nordic bath. And Pullman hotels connect travellers to this diversity. From vibrant city experiences to unexpected cultural encounters, Germany is without a doubt full of surprises.