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Globetrotter has 14 offices to cater for all your travel requirements:

• Package tours throughout the world
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• Customised trips for individuals and groups

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What is the first thing you think of when you visit the city of Hamburg? Perhaps its wonderful position on the rivers Elbe and Alster, or the colourful goings-on in the famous St. Pauli red-light district, or possibly unforgettable evenings of music and theatre, the “Michel” (St. Michael’s church) or the impressive port? The 1200 year-old city is enjoyed by trend setters and culture vultures alike. Because, between the renowned theatres and the office buildings, steeped in tradition, the latest trends are always in abundance.

www.hamburg.de

Anyone spending a holiday in the Harz mountains cannot fail to miss the city of Goslar, with its 1000-year history. The Imperial Palace, the market square and the town hall, not to mention the Rammelsberger Mining Museum and the countless, sometimes painstakingly restored half-timbered houses, are always worth a visit.

www.goslar.de

Berlin is a wonderful cultural metropolis. With its vast array of theatres, concert halls, opera houses, cinemas, galleries and museums, there is something for everyone in Germany’s capital.

www.berlin.de

The old, lively Hanseatic town on the Baltic sea with many interesting sights to see, buildings and cultural monuments. It also has much more to offer: impressions, history and a distinctive atmosphere.

www.wismar.de

Go on a tour of the town: wonderful, romantic views wait to be discovered.

www.schwerin.de

Sandwiched between mudflats and sea, the East Friesian islands have been exposed to the forces of nature since the year dot. The sun shines down on the islands for more than 1,500 hours a year. Be it a light breeze or a storm - every grey cloud is usually driven away as fast as it arrived.

www.ostfriesische-inseln.de

Green dykes and white sandy beaches, dream islands and the tiny Halligen islands, a healthy, delightful climate, mudflats beneath a never-ending skyline – this is the Schleswig-Holstein stretch of the North Sea between the estuary of the Elbe and the Danish border.

www.nordfriesische-inseln.de

Whether you buy a national park ticket, go by bike or on foot, whether you take a guided tour with a national park ranger or travel independently, come and experience the sea eagle or the osprey, cranes, a vast array of different species of waterfowl, or rare plants.

www.mecklenburgische-seenplatte.de

Even today, you can see the former abundance of magnificent historical buildings in this Hanseatic town. The salt has left behind its traces – in the western Old Town, for example, standing on an outcrop of rock that is no longer mined, many of the houses have subsided, yet there they still stand, picturesque and covered in roses, in the shadow of St. Michael's church.

www.lueneburg.de

There is much world cultural heritage in Luebeck in the guise of museums, buildings and squares in its historical Old Town. Not only that, the city also offers not just a wide-ranging array of cultural sights, but also has superb leisure and holiday opportunities, complete with plenty of water, sand, sea and sun.

www.luebeck.de

Hildesheim is the cultural heart sandwiched between the Harz mountains and Hanover. Of the multitude of historical buildings and churches, two that really stand out are St Michael’s church and the cathedral, both of which are on the UNESCO World Cultural Heritage list.

www.hildesheim.de

Hanover - home to trade fairs and conferences, a green city with a royal past. The Imperial Gardens in Herrenhausen, cultural sights and unique events transform Hanover into a jewel in the tourist crown - whatever the season.

www.hannover.de