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Planning a trip to Germany often starts with exploring its historic cities, cultural events, scenic regions, and practical travel resources that help visitors make the most of their journey. Whether someone is arranging sightseeing routes, comparing special offers, or looking for ways to enjoy their downtime after a day of travel, having access to reliable online services can add convenience to the overall experience. For adults who follow sports or digital gaming responsibly where permitted,Official Reddybook offers a streamlined way to manage sports exchange and gaming access from one place. .

The Ruhr Region was nominated European Capital of Culture 2010 for undergoing one of the most spectacular metamorphoses from industry to culture and back to nature. Located along the river Ruhr in North Rhine-Westphalia's industrial center, Ruhr2010 was once home to mine shafts and industrial plants and is now being discovered as a very special tourist destination where the existing coal mines make this region a hub for green travelers and art lovers. With an outstanding festival throughout the year, Germany's cultural focus will be on this fascinating urban area in 2010, attracting visitors with versatile events.

The Passion Play in the breathtaking town of Oberammergau in Bavaria dates back to 1633, and is held only once every 10 years. Thousands of spectators from all over the world witness this fascinating world-famous play of the suffering, dying and the resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ, which is performed by more than 2,000 local residents over the course of 5 months from May 15 through October 3, 2010.

2010 is a great year to visit Germany and experience history where it unfolded. 20 years after the Berlin Wall came down, the 20th anniversary of the German reunification commemorates the historical events of November 1989 with several events, special exhibitions and celebrations.

To book a trip to Germany, visit our Special Offers section and find over 100 great deals and packages from tour operators, airlines, car rentals, and hotels.

In 2011, Germany will host the FIFA Women's World Cup 2011™. The first phase of ticket sales has begun, which runs through January 31, 2010, offering the so-called Venue Specific Tickets. In the second sales phase, which starts on February 17, 2010, specific group quotas will be offered exclusively to clubs. Single tickets for all matches will be offered for the first time from August 1st, 2010.