by Redazione 07/11/2026
Categories: Tourism / Disclaimer
Beyond the major cities and the most famous destinations, Germany invites you to explore its villages, scenic views, and wine regions: 13 wine-growing regions—with wines produced even north of the Alps—and a variety of wine-tasting experiences to complement the beer.
Germany is best known for its beer, which is famous around the world. Less well known is its wine production, which spans 13 wine-growing regions and which the German tourism board—which we met in Rimini at the TTG Travel Experience tourism fair—has identified as one of the themes of its 2027 proposal.
The organization explains that highlighting the legend of the Rhine Valley and UNESCO sites is part of a strategy to encourage visitors to explore the country for longer and beyond the already well-known destinations. Alongside the major cities, it notes, there are numerous small villages and scenic spots to visit, designed to offer a well-rounded experience that also includes culinary and wine tastings.
Regarding wine, the organization highlights a trend linked to climate change. Wines that were once thought to be producible only south of the Alps are now also cultivated to the north, and it emphasizes that Germany, too, boasts high-quality wine production. Wine thus joins beer as another reason to travel.
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