Germany Greeters welcome you

Görlitz has a rich history and a fascinating, beautiful city ambiance. An ensemble of the Gothic, ‎Renaissance, Baroque and the early days with more than 3500 monuments – a density of seeking ‎well-preserved monuments and character of streets and squares of different eras. The city, divided ‎‎1945 at the end of WWII, presents itself as an example of the unification of Europe, living cultural ‎unity and diversity at the same time. See you soon in Germany´s far east in Görlitz! ‎

Thinking about Duesseldorf you might imagine the Königsallee, the fancy and expensive shopping ‎street, or the Old Town, called the longest bar in the world. But Duesseldorf with its 50 districts offers ‎much more. Beautiful streets with old Art Nouveau houses, small neighborhoods with owner-managed ‎shops, historical and modern buildings often lie side by side. International flair combines with the ‎original Duesseldorf Rheinish cheerfulness which makes life in this city adorable. Come and feel it !!!‎

Usually Wuppertal is associated with the world-famous suspension railway, called “Schwebebahn”, ‎which trails above the “Wupper”. But there is much more to explore! Wuppertal impresses with ‎extensive public green space, often only accessible by climbing stairs. Even so, the city has also a lot ‎to offer regarding culture, art and citizen’s initiatives, such as the cultural center “Utopiastadt”. Discover ‎the unique features of Wuppertal, accompanied by a local greeter!‎

If you not have been to Freiburg you missed something. Here, in the very South-West of Germany, ‎influences of many eras, peoples and regions mix. The unhurried way of living in Baden and the ‎French savoir-vivre are building a likable connection. Architecturally, culturally and historically, ‎Freiburg has much to offer. Enjoyment and ecology have priority here. Add to this the attractive ‎location in the Upper Rhine Valley on the edge of the Black Forest. And even the climate is very ‎comfortable.‎

Mainz, that is the city of Gutenberg, historical Roman city and young university town, Great Wine Capital together with the region Rheinhessen, cathedral city, hotspot of carnival and creative start-up city. Mainz is diverse, just like our greets. We love our city and hope, you will go home as a Mainz enthusiast!

Explore Darmstadt through the eyes of Darmstadt Greeters! See our city of science, with international ‎institutions like ” ESOC “, significant schools and universities. It is also the city of Arts, with the Art ‎Nouveau district Mathildenhöhe, as well as the city of music. Darmstadt prides itself to our proximity to ‎Messel (WeltNATURerbe), Odenwald and the Bergstaße, with its tremendous hiking opportunities ‎nearby. We look forward to hearing from you.‎

Have you ever wanted to see a European city that is arranged in squares? Stroll through the urban ‎and multicultural Rhine-Neckar metropolitan region in the middle of the Squares with lots of cafés and ‎restaurants. Explore the public and green spaces between the river Neckar and the river Rhine. And ‎find out more about our city of music, art and industrial history that lead to the invention of the bicycle, ‎the tractor and the automobile by Carl Benz.‎

Welcome to Bremen!
Would you like to see Bremen city and its northern part of Bremen? With its quarters Blumental, Vegesack and Burglesum through the eyes of a local?
Do you want to hear exciting stories you would never find in a normal travel guide? Do you want to know how Bremen works and how it feels to live in Bremen-Nord?

Meet Kassel with friends! Kassel is the home of the UNESCO World Heritage mountain ‎park with unique water features and its landmark Hercules, of the world art exhibition ‎Documenta, the palace with its collection of Old Masters, and many other attractions. ‎Follow in the footsteps of the Brothers Grimm, visit some of the 25 fascinating ‎museums, or relax in the many parks with their beautiful flower gardens. You find all ‎this in the heart of Germany, easily reached from all directions.‎

Munich is the place to be!
Enjoy a cappuccino in the sun, watch the Eisbach surfers on a wild river wave or find the best beer in Munich.
As you stroll through the city with Munich Greeters, you will discover pretty houses and facades, small alleys andwonderful parks no big tourist group ever sees.
And you will hear fascinating stories about our history and our city life. To top it off, we can teach you some words of Bavarian, a difficult dialect that even people from Northern Germany do not understand. “I mog di” for example,means “I love you.”