Germany has a rich cultural heritage, fascinating history, dynamic nightlife, enchanting natural beauty and a wide range of tourist activities. Whether you are traveling for business or as a tourist, one flight to Germany will not be enough to get to know it well.

Nowhere in Europe, it seems, are cities as diverse as in Germany. Wherever your plane ticket to Germany takes you, you will be greeted with an unforgettable experience.

1. Experience Berlin, a trendsetting metropolis. Tour the former Berlin Wall and see Checkpoint Charlie, the most famous border crossing between East and West Berlin.
2. Visit Hamburg, a cosmopolitan city with diverse architecture and a port from which trade with the whole world has been carried out for centuries. Music occupies a special place in the city, shown by the magnificent building of the Philharmonic on the banks of the River Elbe, one of the city's symbols  
3. Get to know Dusseldorf, a modern and dynamic city, a center of art, fashion and culture. Don't miss shopping in the famous Königsalle and visit one of the contemporary art galleries.
4. Discover Hanover, Germany's lesser-known tourist gem. This city is full of green areas and bike paths, ideal for nature and sports lovers.  
5. Stuttgart, a city of modern architecture, grey suits and fast cars, also stands out on the tourist map of Germany. Stuttgart preserves the rich cultural heritage of the Württemberg dynasty that left magnificent courts and palaces, still the main tourist attractions of the old town.
6. Spend time in Nuremberg, a medieval city in the heart of Bavaria. The atmosphere and flavour of Nuremberg is felt most intensely at the legendary Haupmarkt market in the heart of the old town.
7. From Belgrade and Niš, Air Serbia also flies to Frankfurt, an important business centre in Germany. Contrasting with the many skyscrapers, offices and representative offices of major global companies stands the old town of Romerberg with well preserved medieval houses and cobblestones. Cafes, pubs and clubs are hidden here, which is why Frankfurt's nightlife is often compared to Berlin's.
8. Travel from Niš to Cologne and be sure to visit Cologne Cathedral. It is a perfect example of Gothic architecture and figures on the UNESCO World Heritage List. Cologne is also home to the oldest Town Hall in Germany, the Ludwig Museum, which houses a large number of Picasso's works, and to the famous Belgian quarter, with its freewheeling atmosphere.   

It is difficult to know the ideal time to visit Germany, with events lined up one after another throughout the year. If you're traveling between May and September, you'll benefit from pleasant weather and longer days, but you shouldn't miss the glittering holiday fairs in the lead-up to Christmas.

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