13-Day Highlights of Germany

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After breakfast, you will depart for Cologne. You will get to know the city during a guided motorized city tour. You'll pass by what remains of the Roman and mediaeval city wall, get an impression of how large the provincial capital Colonia was and how the city has spread out since the end of the 19th century. You will be fascinated by the view of Cologne’s majestic Cathedral from the banks of the Rhine in the borough of Deutz, one of the world’s most attractive city panoramas.

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In the morning you will continue your trip to Hamburg. With more than a thousand years of history and an ever-changing cityscape, there’s always something to explore in this exciting and multi-faceted city by the Elbe river. To get a first overview of the most well-known tourist attractions, or to travel off the beaten path, you will take part in a guided tour, tailored to your needs.

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Today, you will drive to Berlin, the city where the 20th century began and ended. Shaking off its heavy past, today Berlin is fast-changing, lively and fun. You will explore Berlin’s numerous history-rich sights, such as the Brandenburg-Gate, the rebuilt Reichstag, the boulevard Unter den Linden or the Museum Island an orientational city tour.

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The morning will be dedicated to Berlin during World War II when the city was the seat of the Nazi leaders. You will go on a private guided walking tour to discover the city's past.

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Your journey continues today to Leipzig. Leipzig has been a trade city for a long time and it is a place where tradition rubs shoulders with the zeitgeist; during its long history, the Saxon metropolis has earned more than a few claims to fame: as a city of music, of commerce, as the site of the Peaceful Revolution, as Little Paris and the Venice of the North. You will get to know this wonderful destination during a guided city walk.

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After breakfast, you will continue your onward journey to Dresden. The city has a long history as the royal residence for the Electors and Kings of Saxony, who for centuries furnished the city with cultural and artistic splendour. You will get to know this “jewel box” with its baroque and rococo inner city, Katholische Hofkirche, Semper Opera and Frauenkirche and many other sights during a guided city tour.

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In the morning, you will continue your journey to Nuremberg. Discover the harmonious interplay of historic buildings and modern architecture during a walk through the beautiful old town and learn all about the city’s culinary uniqueness during a specially-themed tour. You will not just hear what is special about the city's bratwurst and gingerbread, you will also sample all these Nuremberg specialities.

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Take your time to explore more of Nuremberg in the morning. You can feel “live history” at the Imperial Castle, Nuremberg's grand landmark. Or you can visit the Former Nazi Party Rally Ground and Courtroom 600 to learn more about the "Nuremberg Rallies", the "Nuremberg Laws" and the "Nuremberg Trials" which link the city's name up from the present to the period of the Nazi rule. In the afternoon, you will continue your journey to Munich.

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Munich is the gate to the Bavarian Alps, home to the popular soccer club FC Bayern München and worldwide known for the Oktoberfest. You will get to know this fascinating city during a guided city walk. You will see Marienplatz square, Frauenkirche (Church of our Lady), Munich’s famous Residence and the food market Viktualienmarkt.

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Your journey continues today to Stuttgart. The leading economic area of Stuttgart ranks high among Germany's ten major cities. This is due to the economic strength and its high level of life quality. Also, Stuttgart is linked to world-famous car brands – Porsche and Mercedes Benz. You will be exploring this vibrant and creative city. Do not omit to taste the regional cuisine, world-famous for the Spätzle noodles.

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After breakfast, you will continue to Heidelberg. The name of Heidelberg stands for the world-famous castle and a picturesque old town in breathtakingly beautiful surroundings. The city of Heidelberg is known for Germany's oldest university and modern research facilities, for historic streets and a lively university atmosphere. Upon arrival, you will visit the castle and tour around the old town, including sights, such as Alte Brücke, Karlsplatz or Hotel Zum Ritter with its beautiful Renaissance façade.