Travelling on holiday with baby to Germany

Germany isn't the first
place we think of for family holidays. However, with its short
distance from the UK via ferry or aeroplane and family friendly
facilites, it can be a great holiday destination for families.
Restaurants are generally
accessible all day, making it easier to accommodate young children.
Most restaurants provide a children's menu, but if there's not one
published, do ask as many restaurants will offer small portions off
the main menu.
Public transport is excellent and many young children will love the trams and trains in the cities. It's a great country for outside walking and biking, so bring your waterproofs, hire a bike (and one of a vast array of baby pull along trailers or baby bike seats) and see the great German outdoors.
The supermarkets stock a wide variety of baby foods and baby milk. See the links below to find where to buy baby milk and baby food in Germany and other helpful information.

Public transport is excellent and many young children will love the trams and trains in the cities. It's a great country for outside walking and biking, so bring your waterproofs, hire a bike (and one of a vast array of baby pull along trailers or baby bike seats) and see the great German outdoors.
The supermarkets stock a wide variety of baby foods and baby milk. See the links below to find where to buy baby milk and baby food in Germany and other helpful information.
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