Germany
Germany is built for family logistics.
39Destinations
55Family attractions
7Types of day out
Quick facts about Germany
CurrencyEuro (EUR)
LanguageGerman
Time zoneCET (UTC+1)
PaymentBring cash
English spokenVery High (EF EPI #4)
1Top family destinations in Germany
2Explore by region
3Things to do in Germany
Tours & tickets in Germany
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Travel essentials for Germany
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4Practical essentials
Dish to trySauerbraten
CapitalBerlin
Plug typesSchuko, Europlug
DrivingDrive on the right
Emergency number112
Calling code+49
Daylight8–16 hours of daylight
Population83,577,140
Daylight is the range from the shortest to the longest day. English level: EF English Proficiency Index.
5Recently updated guides
6Plan your trip to Germany
Getting thereFlights, trains & driving
Where to stayFamily-friendly hotels
Getting aroundDrive on the right
Travel budgetBring cash
Packing listPlugs: Schuko, Europlug
Travel with kidsTips for a smooth trip
Safety & healthEmergency: 112
Useful infoCalling code +49
7Germany with kids – highlights
Why families love Germany
Germany’s family tickets (Familienkarte) are everywhere — castles, zoos, museums, swimming pools — and typically save 30–40% over paying per person, so it’s worth asking at every ticket window.
Read our top picks →Easy to travelBring cash · English: very
Food to trySauerbraten
So much to see55 family attractions in 39 destinations
Memories that lastExperiences your kids will never forget
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