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Beer Festivals

The biggest beer festival in the world is the legendary Oktoberfest, held in Munich, from late September to early October. The festival attracts a staggering six million visitors and every year plans are made to ensure it is bigger and more spectacular than ever before. Beer festivals pop up in towns and cities all over Germany, including Stuttgart, Berlin, Bremen and Hamburg.

Another favourite beer festival of ours is held in Prague each May, offering a wide range of the finest beer and cuisine from an array of traditional Czech breweries, chefs, butchers and bakers.

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Baden-Baden

Baden-Baden is an exclusive spa town in the foothills of the Black Forest and is famous for its thermal baths and elaborate casino.

Berchtesgaden

Dominated by the Watzmann Mountain, this beautiful town is located in the outermost south-east corner of Bavaria, next to the Austrian border.

Bregenz

Bregenz, on the Austrian side of Lake Constance, is found at the foot of the Pfänder Mountain. Parts of the town have buildings dating back to the 13th century.

Constance

Constance is the largest town of the Lake Constance area and is characterised by the German-Swiss border that runs through it.

Garmisch-Partenkirchen

Immediately after arriving at Garmisch-Partenkirchen, visitors will be overwhelmed by the breath-taking mountain views and the stunning surrounding areas.

Gstaad

The chalet village of Gstaad has become one of the most popular destinations for international celebrities.

Innsbruck

Innsbruck city breaks are situated within easy reach to explore Europe's oldest city and the capital of the state of Tyrol.

Interlaken

In an idyllic setting between two lakes, Interlaken enjoys a beautiful location with the peaks of the Jungfrau, Mönch & Eiger mountain ranges behind.

Inzell

Inzell is a popular Upper Bavarian destination located close to Munich.

Koblenz

Koblenz, a 2000-year-old Roman city in Germany, is located on the famous Deutsches Eck (German corner), between two famous rivers, the Rhine and the Moselle.

Königswinter

With a lively Old Town & beautiful promenades along the Rhine, this village of winegrowers is a popular destination for tourists all over the world.

Lake Bled

Lake Bled has only one island but its uniqueness makes it more attractive than many an archipelago.

Lake Como

After Lake Garda and Lake Maggiore, Lake Como is the largest and one of the most popular lakes in Italy.

Lake Garda

The beautiful towns around Lake Garda have charmed foreign visitors for centuries. Even for the ancient Romans, the area was a luxury summer destination.

Lausanne

Switzerland's fifth largest city enjoys a stunning location. Lausanne is situated on south-facing slopes down to Lake Geneva.

Lindau

The original centre of Lindau is situated on an island on the north-east shores of Lake Constance & is connected to the mainland by two impressive causeways.

Lucerne

The beautiful city of Lucerne, 'The City of Lights', offers a stunning lakeside location & mountain scenery with a wide range of attractions and activities.

Montreux

The world famous resort of Montreux has been an inspiration for writers, artists and musicians for centuries.

Neuschwanstein Castle - Füssen

The setting of the 19th century Neuschwanstein Castle, on a rugged hill near Füssen in southwest Bavaria, could not be more idyllic.

Ruhpolding

Ruhpolding is an enchanting village set amongst the natural beauty of Upper Bavaria's majestic mountains.

Thun

This picturesque town is beautifully situated at the western end of Lake Thun and is also known as the gateway to the Bernese Oberland.

Titisee-Neustadt

Titisee-Neustadt, named for the glacial lake on which it is located, is the gateway to the beautiful landscapes of the Black Forest.

Triberg

Traditional Triberg is renowned for its exceptional cuckoo clocks and for being the home of the original Black Forest Gateau.

Tyrol

Tyrol is an enchanting mountain town in the snow-capped Austrian Alps.

Zell am See

Zell am See is one of the most scenic & popular resorts in Austria. Located on the shores of Lake Zell, the village lies next to the Hohe Tauern National Park.

Zermatt

Zermatt is located on the Swiss border with Italy, lying at the foot of the Matterhorn Mountain.

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Augsburg

Augsburg was founded by the Roman Emperor Augustus more than 2000 years ago. Book your stay in Germany’s oldest city with Fred. Holidays today.

Füssen

The 700-year old town of Füssen is located at the southern end of the 'Romantic Road' in the region of Allgäu and boasts a special intimate charm.

Würzburg

Watched over by its landmark, the Marienburg fortress, the University City of Würzburg, on the River Main in Germany, is surrounded by lush vineyards.

Bamberg

Bamberg is a beautiful city in Franconia, Germany, and its Old Town is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Lübeck

Lübeck in Germany has an unparalleled architectural style. Its maze of gothic, red brick buildings has made it one of UNESCO's World Heritage sites.

Potsdam

Potsdam city breaks are set in idyllic locations surrounded by the state of Brandenburg, a unique landscape characterised by meandering waterways.

Trier

Explore the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Roman Monuments in Trier with tailor made holiday packages & deals to popular destinations in Europe.

Antwerp Beer Festival

The Modeste Beer Festival pays tribute to Modeste Van den Bogaret, who led the De Koninck brewery for over 50 years

Berlin Beer Festival

The Berlin Beer Festival starts during the first weekend in August; the longest beer garden in the world opens its doors in the heart of Germany's capital

Bremen Beer Festival

'Ischa Freimarkt' (it is Freimarkt) is what the Bremen inhabitants say when what is known as their 'fifth season' starts in autumn.

Bruges Beer Festival

The Bruges Beer Festival commences during the beginning of February and brings together over 70 breweries and over 300 variety of beer.

Brussels Beer Festival

Widely regarded as one of the most exciting beer festivals in Europe, the Belgian Beer Weekend celebrates the Belgian and Brussels beer tradition in style.

Erlangen Beer Festival

Under the splendid old chestnut trees the 'Erlanger Bergkirchweih' (the dedication of the mountain church) has been celebrated annually for more than 250 years.

Hamburg Spring Beer Festival

The DOM is a part of Hamburg's tradition and guarantees adventure, fun, excitement and nostalgia.

Hamburg Summer Beer Festival

The Hamburg Summer Beer Festival offers visitors the chance to attend one of the largest fun fairs in Germany.

Hamburg Winter Beer Festival

This Beer festival comes alive at winter and consists of live festive music, thrilling rides at the fun fair and attractions for all the family.

Hanover Beer Festival

July brings with it the start of the world's biggest shooting festival in Hanover, which happens to include its fair share of beer as well.

Munich Strong Beer Festival

Described as the insider's Oktoberfest, the Munich Strong Beer Festival Season starts during Lent at the end of Carnival season and lasts for about four weeks.

Oktoberfest Munich Beer Festival

Back once again the ever popular festival will as usual be drawing millions who come to enjoy the atmosphere, entertainment, and of course the beer.

Pilsen Beer Festival

The Pilsner Festival has been held in the city for nearly 200 years and provides a unique opportunity to sample one of the Czech Republic’s finest exports.

Prague Beer Festival

The Prague Beer Festival is the greatest gastronomic event in the Czech Republic and starts its third round this year.

Stockholm Beer Festival

The Stockholm Beer and Whisky Festival takes place between September and October every year and offers around 1,000 types of beverage.

Stuttgart Beer Festival

The Stuttgart Beer Festival is the second largest in Germany after Oktoberfest. Its popularity increases as more people from all over the world come to visit.

Zythos Beer Festival

Zythos is the beer drinkers’ society of Belgium and they certainly know how to organise an amazing festival.

Efteling

Visit Efteling, the largest theme park in the Netherlands and discover the enchanting world of wonders and magic.

Europa-Park

Fred. Holidays provides tailor made holidays to Europa-Park in Germany, we provide the best Europa-Park packages & deals around for well deserved holiday breaks.

Phantasialand

Fred. Holidays provides tailor made holidays to Phantasialand in Germany, we provide the best Phantasialand packages & deals around for well deserved holiday breaks.

PortAventura

Situated in Tarragona near Barcelona in the heart of the Catalonia region of Spain, PortAventura is one of Europe's most iconic theme parks.

Puy Du Fou

Puy du Fou is an extraordinary historical theme park that presents spectacular live shows, recreating pivotal moments in history through impressive performances, elaborate sets, and special effects.

Tivoli Gardens

Welcome to Tivoli Gardens, one of the Europe's most famous theme parks and the second oldest in the world after its opening in 1843.

Aberdeen

As the UK’s northernmost cruise terminal, Aberdeen provides a wealth of holiday opportunities for northern Scotland.

Belfast

Located two miles from the city centre, cruises from Belfast depart from a port located on the River Lagan - the largest in Northern Ireland.

Bristol Avonmouth

Bristol Cruise Terminal offers an ideal link to the Atlantic Ocean via the mouth of the River Severn.

Cardiff

Cruises depart from Queen Alexandria Dock and getting to Cardiff is very easy by car.

Dover

Dover Cruise Terminals proximity to France makes it a great option for itineraries to Belgium, the Netherlands, the Norwegian fjords, and the Baltic nations.

Dublin

The Irish capital of Dublin, situated on the east coast, is a bustling hub of culture and history.

Dundee

Dundee is home to one of the UK’s northernmost cruise terminals, providing cruising opportunities for the Highlands and Northeast Scotland.

Greenock

Greenock is easily accessible from Glasgow and serves as the primary cruise terminal for the city.

Hull

Hull will receive a new cruise terminal and riverside berth which will boost Hull’s status as a cruise port providing itineraries out of Hull into Scandinavia, Iceland, Greenland, and Norway.

Liverpool

Ships berth directly in Liverpool City Centre, making it one of the most easily accessible cruise ports in the UK.

London Greenwich

A stop in London Greenwich gives fabulous links straight into the heart of London whether you are looking for shopping, sightseeing or shows in the glittering West End.

London Tower Bridge

What better way is there to arrive into or depart from London in style than by sailing under the gates of Tower Bridge? As the iconic landmark opens up in front of you, it welcomes you to England's capital in one of the most exceptional ways.

Newcastle Upon Tyne

Situated on the banks of the River Tyne, the Port of Tyne is located just ten miles outside of Newcastle-Upon-Tyne city centre.

Poole

Situated on the Dorset coastline, the charming town of Poole is situated just two and half hours away from London and offers a gateway to some of the finest destinations in Europe.

Portsmouth

Portsmouth’s award-winning passenger terminal building opened in 2011 and is the perfect place from which to embark on a cruise.

Rosyth

Cruises from Rosyth take passengers into Northern Europe, the Norwegian fjords, and the Arctic Circle.

Southampton

With a total of four passenger cruise terminals, Southampton is widely regarded as the UK’s number one cruise port.

Tilbury

Situated just 25 miles outside of London, Tilbury’s deepwater cruise port provides the opportunity for larger vessels to dock in the area.

Austria

Austria has a natural beauty from crystal clear lakes to ice capped, rugged peaks to picturesque mountain villages, dense woods and lush pasture land.

Belgium

Belgium is often overlooked but it is a mistake to miss out this tiny but culturally significant territory in the North of the continent.

Croatia

Croatia is a land of jaw-dropping landscapes. Plitvice Lakes National Parks holds lush, dense, forests, while Dubrovnik is surrounded by golden beaches.

Czech Republic

Situated between Germany and Poland, the landlocked nation of the Czech Republic offers visitors stunning cities and cultural delights.

Denmark

Comprising of the Jutland peninsula, north of Germany, and over 400 islands of various sizes, Denmark is Scandinavia's smallest country.

Estonia

Estonia's capital, Tallinn, dates back to the Middle Ages and is still in pristine condition.

Finland

Finland is a land of islands and has more than any other country in the world. Nearly 70% of its area is populated by forests and roughly 10% is water.

France

It may come as a surprise to some people, but France receives more tourists each year than any other country.

Germany

From the vibrant cities of Cologne and Munich to the medieval villages and majestic mountains of the country, Germany always proves a hit with tourists.

Greece

Located at the southernmost tip of the Balkan Peninsula, Greece offers visitors an extensive history, fascinating mythology and beautiful golden beaches.

Hungary

Situated in the heart of Europe, Hungary is a nation of just over 10 million people. The country has an extraordinary wealth of thermal spas.

Iceland

Iceland is a destination that has been on the rise for several years now, as more and more people become aware of its natural beauty and untamed wild landscapes.

Italy

Italy’s fantastic food, glorious weather and fascinating history make it tremendously popular for tourists from all over the world.

Netherlands

The Netherlands is known for its lively tradition, windmills and tulips, and fast-paced modern European life.

Norway

Norway is one of the world's richest countries. It has a rugged but captivating landscape and a coastline that runs for more the twelve thousand miles.

Poland

In recent years, Poland has become an increasingly popular tourist destination with tourists discovering the gems that once were hidden behind the iron curtain.

Portugal

Not only can you visit the Pena National Palace just outside of the country’s capital, you can also taste an authentic Piri-Piri meal, a speciality in Faro.

Romania

Romania is located in the centre of Europe. Famously known for Count Dracula, the country is extremely diverse and has plenty to offer. Book now.

Spain

Spain has always been a beloved holiday destination for us Brits, even as the trend slowly moves away from relaxing beach resorts & towards shorter city breaks.

Sweden

Sweden is situated in Northern Europe. It has a wild landscape, made up of large streams and rivers and nearly 10% of its landmass is covered by glacial lakes.

Switzerland

As the home of fantastic natural scenery, Switzerland is becoming more and more popular every year.

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