2026 Singen Travel Guide: must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transport & travel experiences (updated in August)

It is quite easy to find this restaurant in downtown Singen in the pedestrian Main Street! There is a small entrance next to Mc Donald’s and at the end is Lotus! Its decoration and music is very traditional of those days and you feel like back in the past! The food is sometimes Hong Kong style ! We had 沙茶煲(里面有牛肉鸡肉鸭肉猪肉和蔬菜)and in German Der beste Topf which consists of chicken, pork, beef, duck sliced meat with vegetables and steamed rice which was delicious! Cook and waiter both are Chinese and the latter was very nice and attentive! The food was served fast! Next time in Singen we will go there for sure again! #foodie

Ready for the ultimate autumn adventure? This 8-day, 7-night rail trip across Germany is seriously next-level: think fairy-tale towns, mind-blowing scenery, and ALL the cozy autumn vibes. Top tip: Shoot for October to early November to catch peak colors! 🌰🍂 Route: Frankfurt → Rhine Valley → Cologne → Munich → Garmisch-Partenkirchen → Füssen → Freiburg → Frankfurt Why Germany for Fall? Because the trains are not just transport—they’re your VIP pass to landscapes straight out of a Windows wallpaper. Major cities are connected by super-fast ICE trains, and some regional routes are Insta-famous for their epic views. Day 1 — Frankfurt Start your journey in buzzing Frankfurt! · Römerberg (Altstadt plaza, so. much. charm!): Römerberg 26, 60311 Frankfurt am Main. Open 24/7. · Frankfurt Cathedral (Climb the tower for city views!): Domplatz 1, 60311. Usually 9am–8pm. · Main River (Sunset strolls = chef's kiss) · Old Town (Fashionable cafes, cobblestone magic) Stay overnight in Frankfurt—super easy city to get around. Day 2 — Frankfurt → Rhine Valley → Cologne 🚆 · *Must-ride:** The Rhine Valley Railway (Frankfurt–Mainz–Koblenz) · Catch castles, rolling vineyards, and medieval towns flying by. · Snap pics at the Loreley viewpoint (56346 Sankt Goarshausen) for those unbeatable river bends. Next stop, Cologne: · Cologne Cathedral (UNESCO vibes!): Domkloster 4, 50667 Köln. 6am–8pm. Overnight in Cologne. Day 3 — Cologne → Munich 🚆 ICE your way to Munich! · Marienplatz (Buzzing heart of the city): 80331 München. · Viktualienmarkt (Loads of food stalls—don’t skip the pretzels!) · English Garden (Chill by the river surfers 🏄♂️) Evenings are for wandering Munich’s Old Town, beer hall style. Day 4 — Munich → Garmisch-Partenkirchen 🚆 · *Must-ride:** Bavarian Alpine Railway (seriously just pure views) · Take the train to Starnberger See (fancy a lakeside stop?) · Arrive in Garmisch-Partenkirchen: the hiking and nature capital. · Zugspitze option (Germany’s highest peak = snow even in autumn!) · Explore tiny Alpine villages, breathe that crisp mountain air. Stay overnight in Garmisch. Day 5 — Garmisch → Füssen 🚆 · Scenic regional train = windows DOWN (metaphorically). · Stroll Füssen’s Old Town: Magnusplatz 10, 87629 Füssen. · Neuschwanstein Castle (Needs no intro! 🏰): Neuschwansteinstraße 20, 87645 Schwangau. 9am–6pm. · Hohenschwangau Castle (Right next door, classic Bavarian vibes) Stay overnight in Füssen. Day 6 — Füssen → Freiburg 🚆 · Ride back via Munich or Donauwörth, depending on schedules. · Freiburg Old Town (Half-timbered houses and golden leaves) · Münsterplatz (Gothic cathedral, local market): Münsterplatz, 79098 Freiburg. · Schlossberg (Take the funicular for city/forest views!) Overnight in Freiburg. Day 7 — Freiburg → Triberg → Donaueschingen 🚆 · *Must-ride:** Black Forest Railway · Freiburg → Triberg (time to chase some waterfalls!): Hauptstraße, 78098 Triberg. · Wander storybook Black Forest villages along the way. · Return to Freiburg for plenty of Black Forest cake. 🍰🍫 Day 8 — Freiburg → Frankfurt 🚆 · Chill in Freiburg before catching your ICE/regional train back to Frankfurt (ready to fly home with a full camera and even fuller heart). 🚆 Top 5 Scenic Train Rides (Don’t miss!) 1. Rhine Valley — Mainz to Koblenz (absolute castle overload) 2. Munich → Garmisch-Partenkirchen (mountain-glow-up) 3. Black Forest Railway — Offenburg → Triberg → Singen 4. Höllentalbahn — Freiburg → Donaueschingen (through the epic Ravenna Gorge) 5. Freiburg → Titisee → Black Forest (endless pine forests!) 🍁 Autumn Must-Sees · Rhine Valley: golden vineyards & fairy-tale castles · Bavaria: snow-tipped Alps, lakes, and Neuschwanstein · Black Forest: golden trees + legit waterfalls · Freiburg: most charming Old Town in the southwest Why this route? Because you’re not just city-hopping—the train rides are the experience! From castles and mountain peaks to vibrant city squares, Germany in autumn is THE vibe. Ready to ride? Plan your tickets and check train times easily at trip.com—no stress, just views! This journey = autumn goals unlocked. Who’s adding Germany by train to their bucket list!? 🍂🚂

One of the easiest souvenirs to buy when visiting Europe is effervescent vitamin tablets, such as those containing Vitamin C, B complex, magnesium, etc. They cost only 0.5 Euro, or sometimes 0.8 Euro depending on the store, at places like Migros, Coop, and ALDI. #effervescenttablets #ALDI #migros #coop

#AprilGoodDestinations2025 The Arnika Brera Serviced Apartments are an ideal base for exploring the Rhine Falls. The room was modern and chic and we found it reasonably comfortable. Lidl supermarket is nearby so I could make full use of the kitchen. Although the balcony is not big, it is still comfortable. Using the washer and dryer via the app is simple but comes at an additional cost. There is a parking lot in front of the apartment, which is more convenient. If you don't reserve a parking space in advance, the hotel next door has a parking lot and you just need to pay (the fee is 2 euros more). The check-in method is online, and everything uses the hotel's QR code to get the room card.

This restaurant, run by Hong Kong people, is said to have been around for over forty years. It's great value for money. I ordered the satay hot pot, and it's really nice to be able to find this kind of Chinese food outside!