Germany’s capital city amazes visitors with its history, culture, and cutting-edge architecture. Known for its food, art scene and modern landmarks. Take a day trip out to the former Prussian royal seat, Potsdam to see the palaces and their magnificent gardens.

Frankfurt, located on the banks of the River Main is a very modern city with businesses, skyscrapers and Europe’s third largest airport. It is also home to the enchanting Old Town and 60 museums. Combine Frankfurt with one of Germany’s most visited destinations, Heidelberg. Home to Germany’s oldest university, beautiful historic center, and famous castle.

Beautiful cosmopolitan Hamburg is Germany’s maritime capital of the north. Highlights will include a boat tour of the harbor and Old Town, with its angular buildings and 17th century angular houses, original restaurants, and bars.

Discover Germany by train. You will start in the charming city of Frankfurt with its new Old Town, then travel North to Cologne, home to one of the largest Gothic style cathedrals. Onto Hamburg, Germany’s maritime capital of the north and then to Berlin, Germany capital that offers something for everyone. Take in the beauty and culture of Dresden before traveling back to Frankfurt.

Discover Germany by train. Frankfurt is the perfect city to start and end your train journey of South Germany. In Nuremberg visit the castle, one of the most important medieval imperial palaces. Travel south to Munich, the capital of Bavaria. Wander in Marienplatz square with its well-known Glockenspiel. Visit Mad King Ludwig’s fairytale castle, Neuschwanstein. And discover Stuttgart, home to Mercedes Benz and Porsche.

Start your tour in Munich, the capital of the state of Bavaria, famous for its Oktoberfest the world over. Visit Marienplatz Square, with its clock tower and visit the traditional Alpine village of Berchtesgaden. Travel to the fairytale walled city of Rothenberg ob der Tauber before heading to Nuremberg to visit the Documentation Center and the Nazi Party Rally Ground. End your trip with a visit to the scenic town of Wurzburg.

Munich is the capital of Bavaria and known as Germany’s lifestyle capital. In the Old Town (Altstadt), you will find the beautiful square, Marienplatz with its Rathaus (town hall) and glockenspiel. Take a trip out of the city to the mountains to visit two of King Ludwig’s fairytale castles: Neuschwanstein and Linderhof.

A tour full of fascinating contrasts between modern development and historic landmarks, this tour covers the heart of Germany. From Frankfurt to Heidelberg and Fussen, to Colmar and Strasbourg in the neighboring French province of Alsace, renowned for its outstanding wines and rich architectural heritage, this tour tries its best to capture the essence of Germany.