The Lufthansa Airport Bus is a quick and comfortable way to get from the airport to the city and back. The buses depart at convenient 20-minute intervals. Read more.
Visit the oldest and biggest open-air museum of the world: The Skansen on the island Djurgården. This great museum also houses Stockholm's zoo as well as really nice restaurants and cafes. Ha så kul!
Picturesque villages surrounded by vineyards and splendid landscapes. No wonder that the Lake Geneva Region has attracted celebrities like Charlie Chaplin and Audrey Hepburn.
The new museum boasts 40,000 square meters of exhibition space and is scheduled to open its doors in March. More about Marseille in the Lufthansa Magazin iPad App (01/2013). Read more.
Speedy baggage drop-off, anyone? Here you go! Enjoy effortless travel with self-service baggage check-ins. You will find the baggage kiosks at Frankfurt in Departure Hall B, counters 460-461. Read more.
A great way to explore Dubrovnik is by walking along the top of its 15th century city wall, which extends 1940 meters and is 25 meters high. More about Croatia in the LH Magazin iPad App (03/2013). Read more.
Do you want to get to know Amsterdam better? Visit the Amsterdam Museum. It is the perfect place to become acquainted with the history of the city: Art, cultural treasures and archeology. Groot! Read more.
No European metropolis is as "hyggelig" - in other words, friendly, cozy, pretty - as Copenhagen. Let yourself be guided by the LH travel report and experience Copenhagen from its most exciting side! Read more.
Try to get a first class ticket online (sometimes they're really not that more expensive than a second class ticket): you'll get a meal/snack (depending on the time you travel) & free wifi!
Thallys bullet train is superb. Free WIFI and food on first class from Cologne to Paris
