How about a trip to Germany South

Southern Germany is probably the most distinct of all the German regions, with very well known Bavaria occupying a large portion of this region, alongside its far less recognisable Baden-Wurttemberg (might have something to do with the name!)
The former of these is Germany’s largest region, home to the northern reaches of the European Alps, Oktoberfest, chocolate-box villages and towns, timber-framed buildings and its regional capital, Munich.
Munich has much going for it, it is one of Germany’s more visually appealing cities (according to some), it is a city with a very high liveability rating, central to Germany’s cultural, culinary, technology and tourism sectors and one with a great deal of history to boot!
Baden-Wurttemberg on the other hand is home to many-a-vineyard producing the majority of Germany’s increasingly positive wine industry, the Black Forest and its namesake cakes and chocolate-box buildings, a number of large castles, the very northern touches of the Alps and its main city, Stuttgart. Stuttgart is renowned for its technology and manufacturing sector, most prominently in the automotive sector, with behemoths of Porsche and Mercedes-Benz calling this city “heimat”