After breakfast, you will experience the fascinating world of the Mercedes-Benz automobile.

Established in 1915, Mercedes in Sindelfingen employs over 35,000 people and produces over 220,000 cars per year. The models produced are the E-Class, S-Class, Maybach S-Class, GLC, and the EQS.

The 2-hour guided walking tour of the largest Mercedes-Benz plant in the world gives a detailed insight into the fascinating world of automobile production. The tour begins in the press shop, where the body parts are given their shape, continues with the ballet performance of the robots in the body shop, and ends in the assembly shop, where the bodyshell and powertrain are married together. In the logistics 'supermarket,' you can see how vehicle components are fed to the assembly lines, in part by two driverless transport systems named 'Bertha' and 'Gottlieb'.

At the museum, with a one-hour guided tour, you will experience the 125-year history with over 160 vehicle exhibits and numerous special exhibition pieces. Gain an overview of the history of the Mercedes with a chronological tour through the Legend halls that takes you on a journey through time, from the dawn of automotive history in 1886 right through to the present day. In addition, you will also travel through a series of theme-based collections spanning various eras, housed in five different Collection halls.

After the guided tour, you will have free time to walk through the museum at your own pace. You will enjoy dinner later in the evening. 

After breakfast, you will take a 1.5-hour guided walking tour through the production area of the Porsche factory.

Established in 1931, Porsche in Zuffenhausen employs over 39,000 people and produces over 400 cars per day. The models produced here are the 911, 718 Boxster, Panamera, Macan, Cayenne, Cayman, and the Taycan.

This will give you a completely new view of the Porsche models. From engine construction, through the upholstery shop to the final assembly of the "marriage", the uniting of the drivetrain and chassis with the body. Stuttgart is the location where the 911, 918, Boxster, Cayman, and fully electric Taycan are produced. You will view the logistics where all the parts are sent down the assembly line. You will walk through the factory, just feet away from the production line.

The Porsche Museum has more than 80 vehicles and many small exhibits will be on display in a unique ambiance. In addition to world-famous, iconic vehicles such as the 356, 550, 911, and 917, the exhibits include some of the outstanding technical achievements of Professor Ferdinand Porsche from the early 20th century. Here you can choose whether to start with the company history before 1948 or head directly into the main area of the exhibition which represents Porsche's product and motorsport history in chronological order. Both areas are interlinked by the "Porsche Idea" section, which forms the backbone of the exhibition. The new interactive „Porsche Touchwall“ is waiting for the visitors at the end of the museum’s tour. The 12-meter-long installation covers nine decades of exciting automobile history based on 3.000 pictures, drawings, and technical data allowing the visitor to explore almost all Porsche street- and race cars. After the guided tours, you will have free time to walk through the museum at your own pace.

Afterward, you will enjoy dinner later in the evening.

After breakfast, you will enjoy a tour of the Audi factory and forum in Neckarsulm.

Established in 1873, automobiles have been produced at Audi's Neckarsulm site for more than 100 years. With over 15,000 employees, Neckarsulm produces over 160,000 cars per year.

The models of the Audi A5, A6, A7, A8, R8, and all RS variants are produced here. You will look behind the scenes of the production at the cutting-edge technologies and precision systems coupled with the core competence of Audi. Your tour begins at the press shop, followed by the highly automated body shop. You will be amazed to watch over 1,600 robots that can be created in perfect interaction in a very short time and with high precision. You will continue into the assembly lines, where you will see the installation of the front end of the vehicle to state-of-the-art logistics and final assembly. The highlight will be the combination of body and drivetrain or the marriage of the auto.

After the guided tour, you will have free time to walk through the museum at your own pace. Later, you will enjoy dinner later in the evening at a German restaurant.

After breakfast, We will drive to the Nymphenburg Palace in Munich and spend the day touring the Palace and its beautiful gardens.

Nymphenburg Palace is one of the largest castles in Germany and one of the most important in Europe. From 1715 to 1918 it was the summer residence of the electors and kings of Bavaria from the House of Wittelsbach. The castle complex was largely spared during World War II as the main castle was given a camouflage coating to protect the Palace from air raids. We will also walk through Nymphenburg Palace Park. The exquisite composition of the formal garden and English-style country park is considered a masterpiece of garden designs. To the east, the park adjoins the palace buildings and the Grand Circle. To the south and west, the park is largely enclosed by the original Garden wall and borders the Botanical Gardens. To the north, the park partly merges with the Kapuzinerhölzl Forest.

After a day at the Palace, we will drive to your hotel near the Munich International Airport and enjoy a farewell dinner in a lovely Bavarian restaurant.

After breakfast. we will be happy to take you to the airport for your departure or you can continue your vacation in Germany.

*Due to mandatory vacation and maintenance work in the summer months, some of the factory tours could be unavailable.*

Visitors are not allowed into the factories unless they are wearing sturdy, closed-top footwear (no sandals). The guided tours take place during production hour shifts.

Please note that some sections of the Auto Factory Tours cannot be accessed by wheelchairs, prams, or push-chairs. For this reason, bookings should not be made for wheelchairs, prams, or push-chairs users. The normal minimum recommended age for children taking part in the tours is ten years. Please ask at the time of booking the restrictions of each tour.