Germany Map (National Geographic Adventure Map, 3312)

I tried taking a photo of this map, but honestly it doesn't begin to give it justice. It has a legend that is very informative and will likely serve well. It has icons labelling items of interest. One such is the soccer ball showing where the World Cup Stadium is located in Munich. There is a wealth of information for travels in the country.

The map provides good details and is pretty durable. It also never runs out of batteries.

Nat Geo great quality.

Okay not sure what they mean by "Adventure" map. Most maps show places of interest with some kind of marking. The only thing this one shows in addition to what my far cheaper Triple A map has is past World Cup stadiums (Zzzzzz!) otherwise it's a normal map with a very good coating on it. NO close-in maps of Berlin, Munich, Frankfurt, Cologne...lovely pictures, though! You can also see a good 10 miles into all surrounding countries Belgium, Luxembourg, France, Switzerland, etc. I am also a member of Triple A in the U.S. and they have a map that is 97% as good in terms of easy to read, but with no coating on the paper. BUT it has Czech/Slovak republics as well as Poland besides Germany and instead of pictures it has close-in views of Munich, Berlin, Warsaw and another one or two towns. $6 for non members. $2 for members. I am keeping both, realizing it's easier to write and mark up the paper one once I have decided where I am going. The coated one could be good for travel since it won't tear easily. Decide how you will use your map. If you aren't going to drive, I'd plan off of paper myself. I found the size of both of the maps described quite manageable.Oh, I would also recommend buying one of those plastic flat magnification reader thingies that you can sometimes get as a giveaway. They also make ones that are whole-page sized, but that won't travel well. If you are over 40, you will need it. If you are under 40 you'll find it easier to see the tighter towns.

Cant wait to use this Europe next week!

It a good map of Germany but a little to busy so it difficult to find exact towns.

My husband is taking his 78 year-old parents to Germany for month to celebrate their 50th anniversary. I bought his dad three maps and a 2015 Germany book for Father's Day in preparation for their trip. Both his parents have loved pouring over these maps and book for th past couple of months .This map is a durable, high-quality map that will be easy to handle, open/close.

Great map for the money - I love that it has attractions listed - some that you can not find in the guide books! I know most people depend on GPS and similar technology when traveling, but nothing beats a good map when you are in unfamiliar territory. I never travel without one! I especially like the Nat. Geo. Maps - I've purchased several and have never been disappointed

Easy to find places.

Good value

Ich habe mir die Karte als "immerdabei"-Übersichtskarte für Motorradtouren gekauft, weil mein bevorzugter Kartenlieferant Reise-Know-How für weltweite Ziele tolle Karten liefert, aber aus unerfindlichen Gründen nicht für Deutschland. Die National Geographics-Karte ist stabil und sogar für mich als alternden Lesebrillenträger noch ohne Lesebrille zu liefern, weil die Schrift zwar naturgemäß klein, aber erstaunlich scharf und kontrastreich ist.Insgesamt eine wirklich gute Übersichtskarte mit einigen "Sightseeing"-Hinweisen aus amerikanischer Interessenslage, die tatsächlich für mich als Deutscher auch noch den ein oder anderen neugierigen oder überraschenden Abstecher bereithielten. Für regionale Touren auf Kleinststraßen reicht die Karte naturgemäß nicht aus.

This map was purchase for a trip in Germany. You cannot by this type of map locally which brought me to Amazon.

This item is nothing more than a road map. It does not highlight any interesting routes or other recognized 'adventure' possibilities like the Limes or Rhein routes. The only adventure you get from this item is trying to figure out where you want to go without any clues.