A trip to Germany doesn't have to break the bank, you just need to know where, how, and when to go. You'll find information here for a very affordable yet pleasant visit to Germany.
Beginner's Guide to Hitchhiking
Experienced hitchhikers wrote this guide for those who would like to try this means of budget travel. Click on the "specific" button to get tips for various European cities, including Aachen, Berlin, Cologne, Dresden, Hamburg, Heidelberg, and Munich.
Elder Hostel
Elder Hostel offers an affordable and comfortable way for people 55 and over to travel to Germany. New itineraries are available every year.
Expedia
This site claims to give you the lowest flight rates guaranteed. Also book hotel and car rentals online.
Lowestfare.com
This site sells discounted air travel tickets. You can also book hotel and car rental reservations online.
Lufthansa Specials
Frames in the website require you to click on "Lufthansa Specials" on the homepage. You'll get deals on travel between U.S. cities and cities mostly in Europe, including in Germany.
Nice Fares Best of the Net
Great tips and advice from avid travelers, along with links that will get you discount airfares, hotel rates, and other travel needs.
Priceline.com
Priceline offers prices on airfares not available to the general public. Name your own price for tickets, and if an airline accepts, they're yours. You must begin your trip in the U.S. or Puerto Rico, but you can fly to any destination.
Smarter Living Best of the Net
Find fantastic deals on airfares, hotel reservations and car rentals. This site specializes in last-minute sales. There is also plenty of advice for travelers.
To Share
Share an automobile ride while traveling through Germany. This free service allows people with cars to match up with people who want to ride in cars to specific destinations.
When to Go
Lonely Planet provides facts for travelers to Germany, including when to go, based on weather vs. crowds.
