Berlin, Hamburg, Cologne, Frankfurt and Munich are coming out with new information highlighting their gayfriendly accommodations, hotspots, bars, meeting points and museums as well as special attractions and deals at a new mini web portal at http://www.cometogermany.com/.

Snowy mountains, historic churches, pilgrimage towns, cozy Christmas markets enclosed in traditional town squares compose the perfect setting for a seasonal visit to the towns in the Ammergau Alps as well as to Altoetting, Bamberg, Munich, Passau, Regensburg and Kaethe the Wohlfahrt's Christmas Village in Rothenburg ob der Tauber.

The Fall of the Wall in 1989 moved the world. The peaceful revolution in eastern Germany and the following reunification are historically unique. The events twenty years ago triggered a dynamic change in Germany that is reflected throughout the country. Today, all over Germany, the perspective of the past in a new present can be found and makes it a fascinating travel destination, a country where East and West come together. To celebrate the 20th anniversary of "The Fall of the Wall,

Germany looks forward to two very special years that promise interesting events, great new attractions and special anniversaries. Just in time for the New Year the highly anticipated new Porsche museum in Stuttgart opens its doors in December 2008.

Visitors to Bavaria this year can ooh and ahhh as they indulge themselves, their wallets and their senses in a range of spa experiences and treatments that are not expensive and yet are unique to the Alpine state in southern Germany.

More and more tourists visit Germany and the country offers some great new hotels to meet the growing demand. The luxurious Suitess Hotel in Dresden, the new five-star Fleming's hotel in Frankfurt, the new convention hotel Maritim in Duesseldorf, or the trendy and chic George Hotel, Lindner Hotel and Superbude in Hamburg - Germany's new accommodations fit every taste and interest.

Baden-Wuerttemberg is Germany's third largest state and home to the famed Black Forest, the premier spa town: Baden-Baden, Cuckoo Clocks and one of the most productive asparagus regions in Germany. Located in southern Germany and west of Bavaria, Baden-Wuerttemberg also borders France in the west and Switzerland and the Alps in the south.

Unspoiled natural surroundings, healthy air, a wealth of culture and a laid-back attitude to life - Bavaria is a family friendly vacation-destination. With special tips, deals and activities for young and old, families can enjoy a vacation without breaking the bank account.

February 15, 2008: What is true around the world is definitely true for Germany. The best way to discover a country is to see it through the eyes of a local - and it also saves a lot of money. If you follow this advice, Germany remains an affordable travel destination despite the weak Dollar-Euro exchange rate.

February 13, 2008: For a European city, 850 years is not really very old, but from June 6th until August 3rd this year, Munich will be celebrating its birthday with a summer of great festivals. The BMW museum in Munich is planning to re-open early this summer with an entirely novel concept showcasing the multifaceted history of the BMW brand. In December, Porsche fans will get a serious rush from the company's new museum outside of Stuttgart.

February 12, 2008: Twenty million people each year visit Germany's palaces and parks; 1.3 million alone travel to Castle Neuschwanstein. Beautiful, historic, impressive and full of life, castles and their cultural events appeal to every age and socio-economic group. Jousting tournaments, music festivals, art shows, museums with precious antiques and Christmas markets encourage visitors to indulge their senses and imaginations.