Among the countries in Central and Western Europe, Germany is relatively a very cost-effective country for tourism. The cost is not much, but the experience is very good.

The specific amount of expenditure varies from person to person and is affected by many specific circumstances, such as hotel standards, travel routes, transportation methods, dining habits, etc.

Therefore, we can only give an overview from several aspects and compare it with domestic travel to give everyone an idea of ??the cost of traveling to Germany.

Tickets for domestic tourist attractions are expensive. Compared with many attractions in Germany, tickets are not expensive and many attractions are great value for money.

Many famous attractions, such as churches, are free to visit.

If you do some research in advance, you can also get great discounts by using many city ticket coupons (usually called city cards or welcome cards).

There will also be significant ticket discounts for families, groups, students, etc.

Accommodation often accounts for a large proportion of the budget when traveling in Europe. In Central and Western Europe, the cost-effectiveness of accommodation in Germany is still very high, and the price is similar to that in domestic big cities.

You can often get better prices by booking through booking websites in advance.

Prices will also fluctuate depending on the hotel location during the booking time period (such as low and peak seasons). If you want to book a youth hostel, in some places you can even stay in amazing places at extremely low prices, such as those located in historical buildings.

In, in scenic spots, places with particularly beautiful scenery, etc.

The prices of restaurants in various cities and small towns in Germany are not much different. Some particularly sophisticated restaurants will be slightly more expensive, but the prices of ordinary popular restaurants are still acceptable.

German cuisine is actually very rich and diverse, ranging from Michelin-starred restaurants, traditional specialty restaurants to street food.

Compared with China, the prices of cafes in front of many famous tourist spots in Germany are the same as or even lower than those of common domestic chain cafes.

There will be certain cost differences when choosing different modes of transportation in Germany.

The price of renting a car in Germany is not high, and the cost of self-driving is relatively low.

The price of train tickets fluctuates. If you book in advance, you will get a better price, or even an unexpectedly low price.

As for the flight prices between China and Germany, you can check the flight prices on the airlines or travel websites by yourself. If you book in advance and avoid the peak season, you will get a much lower price.

In addition, many attractions, experiences, and natural landscapes in Germany are free, and price is not a criterion.

You can get a better travel experience at a more reasonable cost by doing more research in advance.