Top Germany Arts & Design

Explore Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial Site and take a Third Reich walking tour of Munich on this full-day, small-group tour. Visit Dachau, the first Nazi concentration camp in Germany during the Holocaust. Learn how it served as a model for all the other camps that followed it and listen to the heart-wrenching stories of Dachau’s many prisoners. Then, return to Munich to see sites associated with Adolf Hitler and the Nazi Party, and gain insight into this dark period of Munich's past. This tour includes transport and the services of a guide.

Experience the true beauty of Bavaria by going on a day trip to Lake Konigssee, St. Bartholomew Island, and Berchtesgaden Salt Mine. Save time figuring out local public transport schedules and enjoy having an itinerary planned out for you. Travel with ease in air-conditioned vehicle, and cross the lake on an electric boat. Along the way, hear interesting facts and stories from your guide, as you explore the best parts of the local landscape, such as Berchtesgaden Alpine National Park.

Swap Munich for a visit to the beautiful Austrian city of Salzburg. No need to worry about doing any planning—a full itinerary is organized for you, so you can tick off a mixture of historical sights, filming locations from “The Sound of Music”, and places linked to Mozart. As well as private luxurious car transfers, enjoy a walking tour to explore Old Town sights such as Salzburg Cathedral and Mozartplatz.

Introduce yourself to the city's most engaging graffiti and murals on this private tour in Berlin. Find out how street art can tell you all the stories of Berlin’s politics, past, and cutting-edge culture. Take a chance to visit alternative districts to admire these colorful creations and unlock their symbolism with a guide. This tour through the heart of German art loads up your travel palette in living color. See the weird and wonderful side of Berlin. Learn everything about Berlin's artistic culture and conflicts through its vibrant street art Understand the meaning behind large-scale murals and intentional graffiti Great way to explore German neighborhoods off the typical tourist path Private guide for a more all-around viewing experience See new and famous examples of Berlin street art

Find Nuremberg’s most beautiful architecture without putting in the hours of research time, thanks to this guided small-group tour. As well as introducing you to lots of great photo opportunities, the guide enhances your architectural knowledge by describing the characteristics of the buildings you pass. Highlights include Heilig-Geist-Spital, and one of the city’s prettiest streets—Weissgerbergasse.

Swap walking tours for a more relaxing and atmospheric way to see the sights of Berlin—an evening yacht trip. Glide along the River Spree as the city shifts into darkness, revealing illuminated landmarks and standout photo opportunities. You can also enjoy the perk of having a glass of sparkling wine included—the perfect way to toast your time in Berlin.

• Explore Berlin’s world of spies, codes, and covert operations • Try interactive exhibits, from laser mazes to codebreaking • Stroll through Berlin with captivating audio commentary • Witness the iconic Brandenburg Gate, the majestic Berlin Cathedral, and more

Davidwache, Herbertstraße, dunkle Gestalten… die Tour für Gäste ab 18! Erlebe mit uns eine unvergessliche, spannende und zugleich humorvolle Tour auf St. Pauli mit seiner berühmt-berüchtigten Reeperbahn. Highlights Viel Insiderwissen Ein Bier oder Softdrink inklusive Ermäßigter Eintritt in mehrere Clubs und Diskotheken nach der Tour

Step beyond the usual tourist attractions and discover the hidden gem for animal lovers, a unique small museum tucked away in a quiet courtyard in Munich’s Maxvorstadt district. This private experience offers the opportunity to explore a remarkable collection of more than 300 pet and animal portraits created over two decades by the artist M. Pishvanova. Unlike a traditional museum visit, you will enjoy a relaxed and personal atmosphere where you can ask questions, experience an authentic creative workspace, and browse original paintings, prints, souvenirs and gifts.

Lüneburg made its fortune as the “White Gold” hub of northern Germany’s prosperous salt trade. This self-guided walking tour offers a glimpse into its fascinating past, taking you to see well-preserved architecture in the heart of the medieval town, where the salt trade shaped its streets, buildings, and culture. The tour begins near Brausebrücke Bridge. As you walk into Lüneburg’s Old Town (Altstadt), you’ll be surrounded by cobblestone streets, half-timbered houses and medieval charm, setting the tone for what’s to come. You’ll pass by Lüneburg Town Hall, one of the most iconic landmarks in the city center. The tour ends at St. John’s Church. This fascinating 60-minute journey through the streets of Lüneburg will give you an insider’s perspective on its medieval history and architectural highlights. Whether you’re a history buff or simply love exploring beautiful cities, Lüneburg’s rich past and stunning landmarks will leave a lasting impression.

Explore Berlin differently—and see more in less time—on this alternative street art group tour. Ditch the typical sights for a few engaging hours with a local guide, uncovering hidden spots you'd likely miss—from standout street art to the poignant treehouse along the Berlin Wall. As you stroll, hear stories that bring the city's history to life, with plenty of chances to ask questions along the way.

On this self-guided audio tour, you’ll follow Adolf Hitler’s journey from obscure political agitator to a totalitarian dictator who would forever change the course of history. The tour starts at the Isartor Gate, which has marked Munich’s Eastern boundary since the Middle Ages. Along the way, you’ll visit the humble beerhall where Hitler joined the small workers’ party that would evolve into the Nazi movement, walk through the square where book burnings took place, and see the locations where both resistance fighters and regime supporters shaped Germany’s darkest chapter. While the subject matter is necessarily challenging, this tour approaches historical sites with sensitivity and educational purpose, providing crucial context for understanding how a democratic society can gradually succumb to authoritarianism. Before the tour ends near Karlsplatz, you’ll stop at the Main Synagogue Memorial at the site of one of the first synagogues that Hitler had demolished in June 1938.

Immerse yourself in Cologne’s street art scene on this walking tour. Follow your local guide around the trendiest neighborhoods, stopping to view colorful murals, popular posters, and graffiti by local artists. Learn about the German arts scene and culture through your guide’s engaging commentary. Avoid the discomfort of large tours as this one is capped at 12 participants.

Take an exclusive tour of the remarkable Neues Museum, home to an extensive collection of more than 9,000 prehistoric and ancient artifacts, displayed on four floors and across 8,000 square meters. Set within a breathtaking 19th-century neo-classical building, the museum is located on Berlin's Museum Island, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Your expert private guide will share engaging stories and surprising facts, offering insights into the long-lost ancient cultures of the ancient Egyptian, Greek, and Roman Empires. As well as the extraordinary trove of artifacts from the prehistoric Stone, Bronze and Iron ages. Highlights include: The Bust of Nefertiti, and the rest of the world-class Egyptian collection, with Mummies and other treasures. The Berlin Golden Hat: a Late Bronze Age relic used as a ceremonial hat and astronomical calculator, along with prehistoric tools, jewelry, and ceremonial objects. You'll also see an exquisite array of priceless statues from Ancient Greece and Rome.

Explore Sanssouci Park, it's gardens and landmarks, at your own pace with this affordable walking tour. • Find out why Frederic II, also known as Frederic the Great, loved this place so much that he built himself the intimate Sanssouci Palace, and spent most of his time there • Hear from the producer, Jo Eckardt, founder of the tour company, A Friend in Berlin • Do it all in an hour or linger at stops along the way with complete control over when you start and finish. • Get unlimited use before your booking date and after it. • Use the virtual tour option at home. Once you’ve booked, you’ll receive a ticket with instructions and a unique code listed under "Before You Go." Then simply install the VoiceMap app and enter your code. The app displays directions to the starting point, and when you’re in the right place, just pop in your headphones and tap Start. Voice Map has automatic GPS playback with turn-by-turn directions. It also works offline.

Pre-book your ticket to Magic Bavaria, an interactive experience museum with 30 photo backdrops and playful illusions. Take photos in upside-down worlds, dive into Munich's largest ball pit, or bounce on the indoor trampoline. Fun for the whole family, this ticket guarantees entry with easy online booking and is the perfect break from an afternoon of sightseeing. Dine in the cafe afterwards (extra expense).

This experience blends Munich’s historic Old Town with urban nightlife and hands-on creativity. Starting at Marienplatz, we explore iconic sights such as the Frauenkirche, Mariensäule, Alter Hof, National Theatre, Viscardigasse, the Residenz, and the Theatine Church, strolling through romantically illuminated alleyways. Along the walk, six classic views are “framed” as inspiration for the creative part. We then head south by subway to the alternative cultural hub of Bahnwärter Thiel. Inside a heated shipping container, you’ll use professional stencils and spray paint to create six unique Munich postcards—perfect as personal gifts or artistic souvenirs. A relaxed, inspiring after-work adventure combining culture, street art, and creativity. Perfect for beginners.

Save hours of time spent walking—and see a side to Cologne that most travelers miss—on this bike tour through the city’s coolest street art hotspots. With just a guide and small group of like-minded travelers for company, cruise past colorful murals, famous sculptures, and local artists' haunts—including Ehrenfeld, one of the biggest parks in the city. Along the way, learn insider tips and stories you won’t find in guidebooks.

Avoid the tourist traps and get a shortcut to Nuremberg’s top local art and culture hotspots with this small-group guided tour. Hear funny stories about Nuremberg, get tips on the city’s most interesting galleries and museums, and see some amazing street art too that you likely wouldn’t stumble upon if exploring the city alone.

Dresden is a city rife with art, architecture, and culture. Dive deep into the city’s unique characteristics with a private guide and get a comprehensive overview of the city. Discover unique street art, learn more about local galleries and museums, admire the city’s beautiful architecture, and much more in just a couple of hours.

Combine a love of history and music with a unique walking tour of Rothenburg ob der Tauber. The brief itinerary goes beyond standard city sightseeing with an entertaining guide in character who performs songs live while you stroll. You’ll learn about Franconian landmarks in the well-preserved medieval city, such as the Town Hall (Rathaus) and Holy Ghost Church.

A wonderful way to explore Heidelberg in 1.75 hours and see places that usually can not be visited in such a short and intense time. Driving pleasure and challenges included.

This is not just a tour—it’s a carefully crafted experience designed to show you a side of Munich most visitors never see. By combining the legacy of the 1972 Olympics with the extraordinary story of BMW, it creates a powerful journey through history, innovation, and culture. With a knowledgeable guide leading the way, you’ll uncover hidden corners, striking architecture, and stories that turn places into unforgettable moments. From the transformed Olympic Village to scenic viewpoints, every stop is chosen to give you a deeper, more authentic connection to the city. What truly sets this experience apart is the seamless combination of expert guidance and personal freedom. Your included entry to the BMW Museum allows you to explore legendary vehicles and exhibits at your own pace—without feeling rushed or restricted.

Dive into Frankfurt’s history as you explore the city with a local guide who’s passionate about the city’s past. Learn unique facts and historical context as you visit landmarks, including Eschenheimer Turm, Goethe’s House, and St Paul’s Church, and discover little-known sights that many other tours miss. With the full attention of your private guide, your tour can also be customized to your preferences.