Private jet charter to Germany

A popular destination for a variety of city breaks, Germany is only a short flight away from the UK and sits conveniently among nine European countries. In addition to the capital city, Berlin, this European powerhouse is home to a number of vibrant cities, including Munich, Frankfurt, Cologne, Düsseldorf, and Hamburg. Other draws for tourists include skiing and hiking in the Bavarian Alps and Black Forest, along with the wine harvest in August and Munich’s world-famous Oktoberfest celebration.

A private jet charter to Germany with Air Charter Service is the ideal way to explore everything the country has to offer. Learn all you need to know about its most popular destinations, luxury hotel options, and arranging a private charter to Germany.

Top luxury attractions and activities in Germany

Here are some of the great attractions and activities that you can enjoy in Germany.

Berlin

A visit to Germany’s buzzing capital, Berlin, will help you understand why so many people relocate to Germany’s largest city. Berlin is packed with fun activities and incredible culture.

Take a walk around the Gendarmenmarkt to experience its iconic twin churches and statue of the poet Friedrich Schiller, while beautiful music awaits at the Konzerthaus Berlin. Museum Island, located on the Spree River, is home to five famous museums with a variety of fascinating collections, including Egyptian, Greek, and Roman artifacts.

Shoppers will want to spend some time at Kurfürstendamm, Berlin’s sophisticated answer to Oxford Street. This shopping destination has a range of stores, including flagship boutiques and department stores, and a trendy selection of vintage second-hand shops.

The city also has vibrant nightlife, with unmissable shows at venues like the CHAMÄLEON Theater, luxury bars like the Mondhügel Bar, and world-class restaurants, including A Mano, Byblos Restaurant, and Restaurant Facil.

Hamburg

In the north of the country lies the naval city of Hamburg, the second-largest city in Germany. When visiting this city, you can spend a day admiring pretty canals and red-brick architecture from the shore, or take in some of the sights on a boat tour on the Elbe River. As night falls, visit one of the many theatres or concert halls, such as The English Theatre of Hamburg, the Thalia Theater, and the Elbphilharmonie. Also, a visit to the St. Pauli district and the famous Reeperbahn street isn’t to be missed, as this is considered one of the premier areas for late-night entertainment that’s packed with restaurants, bars, and clubs.

Dusseldorf

Düsseldorf is a sophisticated city known for its fashion industry, high-end shopping on Königsallee, and a thriving art and culinary scene. The city's Altstadt (Old Town) is packed with upscale bars and restaurants, while the Rhine promenade offers picturesque views.

Frankfurt

Frankfurt is a global financial powerhouse, home to the European Central Bank and a skyline filled with skyscrapers. Luxury shopping in Goethestrasse, the historic Römer square, and the Städel Museum’s impressive art collection make it a diverse destination. If you’re here for business and don’t have much time to explore, visit Frankfurt Cathedral and the Main Tower for panoramic city views or browse Goethestrasse’s designer stores.

Cologne

Cologne is a year-round crowd-pleaser with its cathedral, Christmas markets, and carnival. Cologne combines history, art, and modern luxury. The breathtaking Cologne Cathedral, world-class museums, and the upscale Schildergasse shopping district make it an attractive destination.

Stuttgart

Automobile enthusiasts should take a trip to Stuttgart, the capital of the western state of Baden-Württemberg, where car giants Porsche and Mercedes-Benz have headquarters and museums. The region also offers year-round wine tasting, with notable vineyards dating back to 3AD. Visit Stuttgart between September and October to join the revelries of Cannstatter Wasen, a less touristic wine and beer festival ideal for those looking to avoid the hype of Oktoberfest.

Munich

Germany’s second-largest city, Munich, is the place to head for beer and all things Bavarian. Oktoberfest is the world’s largest folk festival, which attracts a staggering six million revellers each year. For a lower-key cultural experience, tour Gothic, neo-Gothic, and Renaissance architecture, including the 17th-century Marienplatz and magnificent Nymphenburg Castle.

Luxury hotels in Germany

Here are some of the most luxurious hotels to enjoy while visiting Germany:

• The Ritz-Carlton, Berlin: A luxurious haven with Art Deco interiors, a Club Lounge with personalised service, and a renowned cocktail bar, Fragrances.
• Fairmont Hotel Vier Jahreszeiten, Hamburg: A historic five-star property on the Alster, renowned for its grand decor, Michelin-starred cuisine at Haerlin, and luxurious spa facilities.
• Hyatt Regency Düsseldorf: A chic riverside hotel in the Media Harbour district, featuring floor-to-ceiling windows, a spa, and contemporary dining.
• JW Marriott Hotel Frankfurt: A contemporary luxury hotel with stunning skyline views, an exquisite dining experience at Max on One Grillroom, and a relaxing Talise Spa.
• Hyatt Regency Cologne: A riverside retreat with panoramic views of the city, a luxurious spa, and refined international cuisine.
• Le Méridien Stuttgart: An elegant five-star hotel with a premier wellness spa, stylish suites, and exceptional international cuisine.
• Mandarin Oriental, Munich: A five-star retreat with Asian-inspired luxury, Michelin-starred dining at Matsuhisa, and rooftop views.

The best restaurants in Germany

Ready to dine after a long day of activities? Here are some of the best restaurants in Germany:

• Rutz, Berlin: Chef Marco Müller invites visitors to The Rutz to enjoy a story of delicious tastes that aren’t just meant to be eaten, but to inspire, as is clearly demonstrated by this restaurant's three Michelin star rating.
• The Table, Hamburg: The second restaurant on this list also has a three-Michelin-star rating. Chef Kevin Fehling creates cosmopolitan international-style cuisine enhanced by ingredients from across the world.
• 1876 Daniel Dal-Ben, Düsseldorf: Taste the creativity with a menu created by Chef Daniel Dal-Ben that again takes its inspiration from the “larders of the five continents” to create sophisticated and fresh European-style fine dining.
• Relais & Châteaux Restaurant Lafleur, Frankfurt: Restaurant Lafleur has two Michelin stars and specialises in contemporary cuisine with dishes that are firmly rooted in the Mediterranean.
• Ox & Klee, Cologne: Ox & Klee is named after its two styles of menus: Ox, referring to delicious seafood and meat, and Klee, referring to vegetarian delights. No matter which diners prefer, they can expect a culinary show for all of their senses.
• Speisemeisterei, Stuttgart: The seasonal cuisine at Speisemeisterei will astound with its focus, with Chef Stefan Gschwendtner crafting a menu that focuses on clarity of flavours and how they come together in unique and tantalising ways.
• Tohru, Munich: This list comes to a close with one last three-Michelin-star restaurant: Tohru. Tohru is helmed by Chef Tohru Nakamura and delivers a mouth-watering fusion of Japanese and German flavours.

Recommended private jet airports for Germany

There are many German airports that are ideal for private travellers trying to reach their destinations. Berlin Brandenburg Airport (BER) is the main international airport in Berlin. It features numerous FBOs that provide luxurious services for passengers on private flights to Germany.

• Berlin Brandenburg Airport (BER) is the main international airport in Berlin. It features numerous FBOs that provide luxurious services for passengers on private flights to Germany.
• Hamburg Airport (HAM), also known as Flughafen Hamburg, offers a variety of facilities, including a selection of eateries, shops, and an exclusive business lounge. The airport can be easily accessed by car or public transport, with VIP parking and limousine service.
• Düsseldorf International Airport (DUS) has three main terminals, each with a range of facilities, as well as an executive terminal used solely for private and corporate aviation with luxurious lounges, business centres, and direct apron access.
• Frankfurt Airport (FRA) is the busiest airport in Germany. Thankfully, there are numerous FBOs that cater to the needs of private jet passengers.
• Cologne Bonn Airport (CGN) offers a range of facilities for private jet travellers, and several FBOs provide premium private lounges and other services.
• The Stuttgart Airport (STR) has a general aviation terminal for any charter flight, offering a modern and luxurious space to relax. It has VIP lounges, conference rooms, and complimentary refreshments for all visitors.
• The Munich International Airport (MUC) has a VIP wing with private check-in, security, and passport control, as well as chic lounges, individual suites, an open-air Bavarian beer garden, and more.

Germany jet charter with ACS

Germany has exciting activities and luxury attractions for leisure and business travellers. Whether you’re looking for a group charter or travelling solo, Air Charter Service can organise a private jet charter in Germany for your travels.

Contact us to talk to a charter consultant about our private charters to Germany today.