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that slither along both banks of the Romantic Rhine, past cargo barges and car ferries. In the Saarland he’s as captivated by the hulking Völklinger Hütte ironworks as he is at peace on the leafy Saar River.


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CAROLINE SIEG

Food & Drink, Environment, Welcome to Germany

Half-American and half-Swiss, Caroline has spent most of her life moving back and forth across the Atlantic Ocean, with lengthy stops in Zürich, Miami and New York City. When not cycling around Berlin’s Tiergarten or Hamburg’s waterways in an effort to work off a daily dose of Kaffee und Kuchen, Caroline spends her days writing and editing, with a focus on anything involving travel and food.

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LONELY PLANET AUTHORS

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BEHIND THE SCENES

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THIS BOOK

THANKS

OUR READERS

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

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THIS BOOK

The 1st edition of Germany was written by Steve Fallon, Anthony Haywood, Andrea Schulte-Peevers and Nick Selby. This 6th edition was written by Andrea Schulte-Peevers, Kerry Christiani, Marc Di Duca, Anthony Haywood, Catherine Le Nevez and Daniel Robinson. The 5th edition was written by Jeremy Gray, Anthony Haywood, Sarah Johnstone and Daniel Robinson, also under the expert coordination of Andrea Schulte-Peevers. This guidebook was commissioned in Lonely Planet’s London office, and produced by the following:

Commissioning Editors Joanna Potts, Caroline Sieg, Clifton Wilkinson

Coordinating Editor Robyn Loughnane

Coordinating Cartographer Marc Milinkovic

Coordinating Layout Designer Gary Newman

Managing Editor Annelies Mertens

Managing Cartographer Adrian Persoglia

Managing Layout Designer Indra Kilfoyle

Assisting Editors Judith Bamber, Carolyn Boicos, Victoria Harrison, Helen Koehne, Anne Mulvaney, Alan Murphy

Assisting Cartographers Alissa Baker, Enes Basic, Marion Byass, Diana Duggan, Karen Grant

Assisting Layout Designer Carol Jackson

Cover Research Naomi Parker, lonelyplanetimages.com

Internal Image Research Jane Hart, lonelyplanetimages.com

Project Managers Craig Kilburn, Anna Metcalfe

Thanks to Lucy Birchley, Melanie Dankel, Wayne Murphy, Amanda Rogerson, Herman So, Lyahna Spencer


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THANKS


ANDREA SCHULTE-PEEVERS

Big thanks to friends, family, tourist office staff and complete strangers who’ve shared their expertise, favourite spots and insights with me while researching this book. David, you’ve once again been my rock and I will never be able to thank you enough for your endless love, support and encouragement. Finally, a big hug and thanks to Christina Rasch and Holm Friedrich for letting us camp out in their Berlin flat.


KERRY CHRISTIANI

A heartfelt Dankeschön to my friends and family in the Black Forest for their valuable insight, especially Imke and Sebastian for showing me another side to Heidelberg. In Triberg, special thanks to Claus Schäfer for the interview and delicious cake. Thank you to all of the tourist professionals who helped in one way or another, particularly the tourist boards in Konstanz, Baden-Baden, Freiburg and Karlsruhe, as well as Caroline Sieg at Lonely Planet for entrusting me with the gig. Finally, a great big thank you to Andy, my terrific husband and travel companion, for all of his tips, driving

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