OK, most want to go to italy,spain,france.Yes Italy,Spain,France are tourist countries.The reason is the wether,the coast and maybe the signs, landscape and cities.The people are important to.You want to go to funny and open people.And germans are a little bit freeze and reservated to people they dont know. I think germans are funny.But friendships in germany are most friendships for life. Germans are not the worldchampions of smalltalking. And in holiday you want to have fun.

BUT GERMANY IS NOT WITHOUT CROWDS.Germany has the 8 most international tourists in the world.OK that is in europe no.6. I think that is not bad.Berlin has the 3 most numbers of tourists after london and paris.More than rome for example.Munich is in the top10 in europe too.It has more tourists than barcelona.and the people do not want to go to Czech Republic or England. They just want to london or prague.
Some festivals are overcrowded for example October festival or cologne carnival.Many german christmas markets are overcrowded of tourists.Maybe 10000,maybe 100000 a day.

My question
Andy Jarosz where are you from?
If you are from the USA? OK they have some destinations in europe for example venice,paris,london,rome. But on the other hand.They want to see german castles,they want to drink german beer in german beerhalls.and watch heidelberg,munich,rüdesheim or want to watch berlin. New york is not the USA.It is a very small part of USA: And England is not europe.It is a very small part of europe.

The people, too, are tremendous. I’ve never understood the myth about the Germans having no sense of humour, they’re wonderful fun and though usually speak good English are always pleased to hear their language attempted.

The countryside is beautiful, the cities are well-ordered, pretty and very bike-friendly, and the climate is lovely.

I think, as other commenters have said, the country suffers from an unfair reputation, and that is to the benefit of the customers who do go. I’d agree with David above about Austria, though, it’s a similarly maligned place and I thoroughly enjoyed the week or so I just spent there.

Oh, and two final and definitive reasons why Germany rocks: beer and sausages. What more do you need?

It’s a place that doesn’t dumb down – the museums tend to be really well thought out. The transport and infrastructure is excellent too.

I’d say similar things apply to Austria, too – another underrated spot.

Germany is such an amazing destination. I’ve had the chance to visit quite a few places there, all so different, yet all as beautiful. My favorite spots: Munich’s Marienplatz, especially at the hour, when the little characters on the big clock start dancing (super touristy, okay, but so nice!), and the Lorelei statue near Frankfurt.

Great post!