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There are many ways to travel in Europe. You can join a group tour, rent a car or travel on your own. Many destinations are frequently booked out and it can be very difficult to get a room in certain cities. And if you plan to travel by train, buying your ticket on the spot can be quite expensive.
GERMANC EXPERIENCES now offers the possibility to travel by train through Germany, visiting the most important cities in the country, without stress. We provide all the train tickets (please note that in certain circumstances, the price may be higher than the costs listed in this itinerary, but we will let you know in advance the final price according to your travel dates). We also book all your hotels and excursions as well as your transfers from the train station to the hotel. Please note that the return trip is at your own expense. This will save you money and in some cities you can even walk to the train station.Be aware that this package is also fully customizable. If you would like to change the itinerary or add more days, let us know and we will update your travel plans.
Your adventure begins in Frankfurt, the financial capital of Germany and headquarters of the European central bank. Continue on to Cologne and enjoy a beautiful train ride along the Rhine River. You will see some of the most beautiful castles on the route. Cologne is well known for its Gothic cathedral. Continue to Bremen and Hamburg, then be amazed in Dresden (optional tour), the former residence of the Electors and King of Saxony. Of course, a visit to Germany is not complete without visits to Berlin and Munich. Curious? Get on board, the next train is ready for departure.... live your German adventure with us !DAY 1 FRANKFURT
Upon your arrival at Frankfurt airport, reception through our company and transfer to your hotel in downtown Frankfurt. Rest of the day at leisure for private activities. Visit the Römer Platz, the main square and walk from there towards the Main River. Crossing the bridge to the other side will give you a nice view of the Mainhattan skyline, with interesting skyscrapers. Overnight.
DAY 2 FRANKFURT - COLOGNE
Departure after breakfast for Cologne, a city known for its Gothic cathedral. Go to the train station at the scheduled time. At arrival, a vehicle will be waiting for you and will take you to the hotel. After registering in the hotel, you are free to walk around downtown and visit the cathedral. In the afternoon you will enjoy a boat trip along the river Rhine. Overnight (B).DAY 3 COLOGNE - BREMEN
After breakfast, departure by train for Bremen, the capital of the federal state of the same name. Upon arrival, transfer to your hotel in a private vehicle. After checking-in at your Hotel, you have some free time to see the city at your own pace. Visit the main square with the huge statue of Roland, symbol of right and liberty. See the statue of four town musicians and learn about one of the famous German fairytales from the Grimm Brothers, known the world over. Don´t forget to touch the donkey´s legs to make your wishes come true! Overnight.DAY 4 BREMEN - HAMBURG
Breakfast at the Hotel. Bremen is a commercial and industrial city with a major port on the river Wesser. Enjoy the morning with a stroll around the city and shopping in the chic boutiques and department stores. In the afternoon your journey continues to Hamburg. We will pick you up at arrival and take you to your hotel. Accommodation. (B)DAY 5 HAMBURG
Breakfast at the hotel. Hamburg is the second largest city in Germany, situated on the river Elbe and the third largest port in Europe. Take a walking tour with us around the city and harbor. The visit includes the city hall, the grand church St. Michaelis and the Warehouse. Next is the harbor promenade, where we will board a boat and take a harbor tour to see the inside view of Germany's largest port. Afterwards we will visit the Speicherstadt, the largest warehouse district in the world, where the buildings stand on timber-pile foundations — oak logs — in this particular case. It is located in the port of Hamburg —within the HafenCity quarter—and was built from 1883 to 1927. Among other locations of interest, you will find a Museum of superlatives, the Miniatur Wunderland, the largest model railway in the world and Hamburg's No. 1 tourist attraction. We will provide your with skip the line tickets. A unique miniature masterpiece was created covering an area of 1,499 square meters, taking some 795,000 working hours, and it continues to grow. In addition to its sophisticated technology, it impresses above all with its richness of detail. Over 265,000 figures were lovingly staged, cars and ships move through the landscapes, and even airplanes take off from Knuffingen Airport every minute. The Wunderland is a breathtaking miniature cosmos that cannot be seen anywhere else in the world. In the evening, you may wish to see a play or musical (eg The Lion King or Tarzan, in German, not included in the price). Overnight. (B)DAY 6 HAMBURG - BERLIN
After breakfast, depart for the Federal Capital of Germany. Arriving in Berlin, transfer with a private vehicle and accommodation at your Hotel. Berlin is the largest city in Germany. After the Second World War it was divided into four districts shared by the Allies who took administrative responsibilities for their sector of the city. In 1961 Berline was divided with a wall separating the Communist sector from the other, but the wall came down in 1989 and since then Berlin has been unified once more. Enjoy an afternoon tour by private coach, visiting the most important attractions : the Brandenburg Gate, the German Parliament (Reichstag), and the famous Kurfürstendamm. We will also see part of the (in)famous wall. Time for shopping. Overnight. (B)DAY 7 BERLIN - POTSDAM - BERLIN
Breakfast at the hotel. Today we offer you a guided tour of the city of Potsdam, the capital of the State of Brandenburg, south of Berlin Center. Potsdam has several claims to national and international fame. In Germany, it had the same status that Windsor has in Britain, as the main residence of Prussian kings and German Kaisers until 1918. Around the city are a series of interconnected lakes and unique cultural landmarks, in particular the parks and palaces of Sanssouci, the largest World Heritage Site in Germany. We will visit the places in our city tour. After visiting the park, return to Berlin. In the afternoon, our program includes a guided tou of the Concentration Camp of Sachsenhausen, blind witness to the horrors of the second World War and the Nazi Regime. Return to Berlin. In the evening, you might enjoy attending the Philharmonic or have drinks at in one of the central squares, the Potsdam Square (Potsdamer Platz) or the Sony Center (not included) (B)DAY 8 BERLIN
Breakfast at the hotel. You have the day at leisure, there are so many things to do in Berlin. You can stroll through the old East Berlin and see the Cathedral, the Town Hall and the TV tower for a panoramic view of the city. You can visit some of the many museums in the city. Our suggestion: visit the Jewish Museum or the Wall Park to see the silent witnesses of post war days in the divided city. But the most important thing to do is to visit Museum Island, a museum complex on the northern part of the Spree Island in the historic heart of Berlin. It is one of the capital's most visited sights and one of the most important museum sites in Europe. Another idea is to leave Berlin for a day trip to Dresden, in eastern Germany. Dresden has a long history as the capital and royal residence of the Electors and Kings of Saxony, who for centuries furnished the city with cultural and artistic splendor. The city was known as the Jewel Box, because of its baroque and rococo city center. We'll explore the immaculately restored Old Town including the famous Church of Our Lady (Frauenkirche), the Semper Opera Houe, the 'Balcony of Europe' — once Dresden's defensive rampart on the River Elbe, and the Zwinger medieval fortress — home to a collection of Old Masters featuring works by Raphael, Rembrandt, Rubens and more. Learn about the history of Dresden, from the Middle Ages to the horrific wartime experiences, and the Communist era. Discover the vibrant city of today — enjoy your free time with a visit to world class museums, a stroll through the flea market or just spend a few moments relaxing on the waterfront. In the afternoon return to Berlin. Overnight. (B)DAY 9 BERLIN - MUNICH
Breakfast. Departure for Munich, the capital of the state of Bavaria and the 3rd largest city in Germany, behind Berlin and Hamburg. Its native name, München, is derived from the Old High German Munichen, meaning "home of the monks", a reference to the Benedictine monks who founded the city in the 8th Century; hence, the monk depicted on the city's coat of arms. Upon your arrival in the city, transfer to your hotel in a private vehicle. After checking in, enjoy a walk through the historic city center, including Karlstor Gate, the Cathedral of Munich (Frauenkirche), the Odeon Square and Marienplatz (Marien Square) where the city hall is located. (B)DAY 10 MUNICH
After breakfast, embark on a guided tour to the most visited monument in Germany, the Neuschwannstein Palace. Wander through the scenic German countryside en route for the legendary extravagance of the German castles Neuschwanstein and Linderhof. Known for their elaborate construction and world famous architecture, these two extraordinary buildings were dreamed up by Germany’s own Ludwig II, also known as the Swan King. You will soon find out why many believe Neuschwanstein inspired Disney’s storybook castles. Get ready live your own fairy tale in the romantic ambiance of these extraordinary castles. Hidden in the seclusion of the mountains, German King Ludwig II built these two dream castles, both testaments to the vision of Bavaria’s fairytale King.
Departing from Munich, you will first visit Linderhof Castle, a French rococo-style castle inspired by Versailles and surrounded by immaculately manicured gardens. A quick photo stop and some shopping in the charming village of Oberammergau will recharge your batteries for the second half of your day. Arriving at the idyllic Neuschwanstein Castle around 1:00 PM, you are free to explore the castle over the next 4 hours. Return to Munich. Overnight. (B)DAY 11 MUNICH - AIRPORT
Breakfast at the Hotel. Before leaving for the airport and your flight back home, you will have time to see the more of the city, go shopping or do another tour. We suggest you a visit to the Nymphenburg Palace to complete your vision of Germany. After check-in at the airport, end of our services. (B)
(B) Breakfast (L) Lunch (D) Dinner
PRICE PER PERSON
DOUBLE OCCUPANCY EUR 1.698.-
Surcharge Single Room EUR 508.-
Train ticket bundle: from EUR 263.-
DEPARTURES 2024
Daily from January through December.
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