Discover Germany - Parts 1-5

Germany is absolutely bursting with history and importance, and the DACH and DACH2 world updates have added so many more detailed buildings and landscapes! We really hope you'll love our selection of destinations. There's just so much to see and do, and we can't cover it all in just these flights, but here's a brief description of the routes:

Get ready for the adventure of a lifetime as you soar across northern Germany in the first part of this journey! You'll experience the breathtaking beauty of the Baltic Sea and the North Sea, and fly over the vibrant city of Hamburg along the Elbe.In the second part, you'll follow the Elbe to the border with the Czech Republic, crossing the majestic Ore Mountains and the Harz, before arriving in the charming central Germany at the Rhine.The third part is where the real fun begins as you take to the skies along the Rhine, leading to the famous Lake Constance. Then, we'll head to the breathtaking Alps, soaring above southern Germany before ending the trip in the picturesque Saxon Fichtelgebirge. For the grand finale, we'll fly from Saxony to western Germany, following the winding paths of the Saale and Main rivers. Finally, we'll retrace our steps back to the Elbe, soaring above the beautiful eastern German states before returning to the starting point of this journey: the vibrant city of Berlin!

Make sure that the World Updates VI DACH and XVIII DACH2 are installed.

The navigation is mainly based on the GPS course. You can find out how to get the GPS course here: https://www.koschis-web.de/en-us/help-support.

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All flights can be found under Activities -> Custom Content. Many assistance options are available to help you customise your flight experience.

Nordheim Mission and Koschi wish you happy landings and many happy discoveries.