Highlights:

• Munich

• Dresden

• Leipzig

• Halle

• Berlin

• Hamburg

• Düsseldorf

• Cologne

• Frankfurt

Day 1: Arrival in Munich, Germany

We will pick you up at the Munich airport. The first day will be allotted free time for you to relax after your flight. We will meet at the hotel lobby at 3 p.m. to discuss our plans for your vacation.

You will enjoy dinner at the hotel restaurant in the evening, and the rest of the evening will be your free time to relax or go out for a casual walk in the historical center of Munich.

Day 2: Dresden, Germany

After breakfast in Munich, you will travel approximately 4 hours to Dresden. You will take a 2-hour walking tour of Dresden with an experienced guide. You will visit the Church of our Lady (Frauenkirche), Brühl Terrace, Zwinger Palace, Semper Opera, Taschenberg Palace, Theatre Square, Castle Square, Royal Palace, Catholic Court Chapel, Mural “Procession of Nobles”, New Marketplace, Augustus Bridge, “Canaletto View”, “Golden Horseman”, Baroque area Hauptstraße and Königstraße, Japanese Palace, Three Magi Church and Pfund’s Dairy (The Guinness Book of Records list as the most beautiful milk shop in the world).

After a day of touring the city, you will have dinner in a local German tavern. Then, after dinner, you will have free time to relax or go out for a casual walk in Dresden's historic center.

Day 3: Leipzig / Halle, Germany

After breakfast, you will travel approximately 1 hour to the city of Leipzig. Leipzig has been home to some of Germany’s best-known artists; Goethe was a student in Leipzig, and Bach worked here as a Cantor. Here, you will have a combined 1-hour walking tour and a 1.5-hour bus tour. While walking through the historical city streets, you will visit the Nikolai Church, St Thomas Church, Mädler Passage with Auerbach’s Cellar, Barthels Hof, and the Old Rathaus. While on the bus, you will see places such as the Stasi Museum Runde Ecke, Leipzig Cotton Mill (once the largest cotton mill in Europe), St Nicolas Church, and the Völkerschlachtdenkmal (a 90-meter high Monument of the Battle of the Nation).

You will then travel 35 minutes to the city of Halle. You will visit the Market Square, where you can see the Church of St. Mary, the Roter Turm (Red Tower), Roland, the Stadthaus, Händel House, the Halle Opera House, and then the Halloren Chocolate Museum (The Halloren Chocolate Factory is the oldest in Germany). After a day of touring the two cities, you'll enjoy an early light dinner (included), consisting of a Döner Kebab. It is a heavily Germanized Turkish food, and Halle has some of the best Döner in Germany.

After dinner, you will travel approximately 30 minutes to the village of Wünsch. There, you will check into your room at the Wünsch Landhof, which is one of the largest straw bale houses in Germany. On the premises is the Wünsch village oven, where bread is made fresh. There is also a smokehouse and a shoemaker’s workshop to view.

You will enjoy a campfire (weather permitting) snack of fresh loaves of bread, grilled brats, grilled chicken & vegetables served with beer and local wine.

Day 4: Berlin, Germany

You will enjoy a breakfast of freshly baked loaves of bread, meats, jams, and local honey. You will then travel approximately ­­­2 hours to the city of Berlin. Your city tour will be a 2.5-hour walking tour led by an experienced guide, covering the city's main sights. You will see The Pariser Platz, The Brandenburg Gate (the original gate for Berlin's City Wall), The Berlin Wall (over 1 km extended, longest standing portion), The Royal Guard House, Luftwaffe Headquarters, The Former SS Headquarters, the Checkpoint Charlie (most famous of the original three Berlin Wall checkpoints), The Holocaust Memorial, Gendarmenmarkt, The Berliner Dom, The Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church, and multiple other well known historical places in Berlin.

After a day of touring the city, you will have dinner in a local German tavern. After dinner, you will have your free time to relax or go out for drinks at one of the local German pubs.

City Tour of Germany – 10-Day Vacation in Europe

Cost:   Adults / $4,995*

            Students (ages 6-12) / $2,995

            Children 5 and under / Free

*Children under the age of 12 are required to share a room with an accompanying adult. There is a maximum of two children per adult.

Prices are based on Double Adult Occupancy.

Single room supplement of $1,500 per person

Private tour supplement of $2,500 per person

The tour includes:

• Breakfast each morning.

• Dinner each evening with two free drinks (Excluding mixed drinks).

• All ground transportation from flight arrival to departure.

• Tour in private auto/minibus, with transportation to and from all tours and restaurants on the itinerary.

• All accommodations are in clean, comfortable hotels, bed-and-breakfasts, or country inns. (German 3-5 star standards)

• Free alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, along with European snacks, are available while traveling between cities and on tours.

• Entry and tour fees for all sights are mentioned in the itinerary.

The tour does NOT include:

• Airfare to and from Germany.

• Meals other than those indicated in the itinerary.

• Beverages other than those indicated in the itinerary.

• Free time transportation or sightseeing.

• Personal expenses for shopping, etc. 

Optional tours:

We have carefully selected our tours to provide you with the must-see sites in a relaxed and enjoyable vacation experience. We understand that some people have different interests from others. We will try to accommodate special requests, such as customized tours, visits to historical sites, river cruises, or special dinners. Please feel free to contact us.