I'd like help forming an itinerary. I'll be going to

>>1207663
If you're really into art London is worth a day or two. All the good museums are free to the public. Both tates, nat portrait gallery, British museum, v&a, and more.

I'm not familiar with South Germany, but a trip to non-Amsterdam Holland is worth it for the art as well. Amsterdam just needs a day trip.

What's your flexibility?

>>1207669
Oh and look into Flixbus for super cheap travel.

>>1207669
Thank you. I was considering flying into London then stopping somewhere on the way to Cologne. I'm not very flexible with time so I think it would be difficult to go from London to Holland then south unless I spend a day or two at most in each city.

Also, another question for anyone who can answer, I've read recently on another thread that TrustRoots is superior to Couchsurfing. Does anyone have any experience to validate that? Right now I only have an account with the latter and I was thinking to use it for accommodation.

>>1207685
If you are going to use couch surfing, start messaging hosts now.

Bumping this with an update to my plans, still hoping for a few suggestions from people here. I will be flying into Amsterdam and will spend a few days there. Any recommendations for a place to visit between Amsterdam and Bonn?

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Nuremberg and Munich are close. In Nuremberg there's the Germanische Nationalmuseum, in my opinion the best museum in Germany. It has art, objects of cultural history, clothing, armory, musical instruments, fully furnitured rooms from all centuries. A bit of art too, mostly from the middle ages. Nuremberg itself is interesting, though it has been completely destroyed and it can be a bit depressing if you somehow happen to find traces of it.

Munich is more southern but interesting, too. There's the Deutsche Museum, which is the biggest German museum I think. It's mostly focussed on history of nature science and technic. The Pinakothek and Pinakothek der Moderne are art museums, but since I'm not interested in art I didn't enjoy them.

Overall both cities are worth a visit and they are fairly close to Frankfurt. Frankfurt itself is probably the most American city in Germany, if not in Europe.

Places I'm not recommending: Stuttgart, Cologne, everything in the Ruhr district, in that order. Hamburg and Berlin are interesting, but farer away

>>1208940
Thank you very much for the recommendations. I don't know if I'll be able to spend time in those places during this trip, but I'll certainly keep them in mind for the future, when I will have more time to spend in Germany. Due to my limitations now, I was planning on stopping at places that are between Amsterdam and Frankfurt. Nuremberg fascinates me all the more now after reading your post, thank you.