Top Germany Full-day Tours - page 20

Embark on a private tour from Munich to Salzburg, the historic birthplace of Mozart and the iconic setting for The Sound of Music Explore the UNESCO Old Town, including the Hohensalzburg Fortress, the famous 'Do-Re-Mi' film location at Mirabell Gardens, Mozart's Birthplace, and the Salzburg Cathedral. The journey includes 3h in Salzburg and an optional 2h scenic stopover in the Bavarian Alps. By arrangement, it is possible to add another stop at a location of your choice or extend the time spent at the selected stop Eagle's Nest (May–Oct): Breathtaking panoramic views Berchtesgaden Salt Mine: Underground exploration Königssee Lake (Year-Round): Known as "Germany's Fjord", this deep, clean lake offers a scenic electric boat trip or a relaxing walk along its emerald waters, surrounded by dramatic Alpine cliffs Bertesgaden: Christmas Market (Advent): Festive atmosphere Rossfeld Panorama Road (Year-Round): Stunning alpine views Typically when the Eagle's Nest is closed during winter

The perfect Bavarian combination of Princess castle and pretzels. We begin with private transportation to the castle with history along the way. Then advanced ticketing into the castle with history and stories. A short lunch break and then back into Garmisch to learn the history, recipes, and fun of pretzels while making your own.

Discover the great city of Frankfurt along with a private driver and official tour guide in this private Heidelberg and Rothenburg Tour from Frankfurt. Discover the treasures of Southern Germany on this private tour to Heidelberg and Rothenburg from Frankfurt. Depart Frankfurt on a scenic drive to Heidelberg’s riverside, where you can admire the city’s impressive sights. From the ruins of Heidelberg Castle to the city’s bustling university. Next, travel along the German Castle Route to the walled town of Rothenberg to admire beautifully preserved medieval houses and Renaissance attractions such as St. Jacob’s Church. With this private Heidelberg and Rothenburg Tour from Frankfurt, you will not only be able to visit the most amazing places, but you will also take wonderful photos of the places you liked most.

Take a day trip from Munich to the picturesque town of Chiemsee, home to the 19th-century Herrenchiemsee Palace, often referred to as the "Bavarian Versailles." Located on an island in Lake Chiemsee, the palace boasts grand architecture, lavish interiors, and beautiful gardens inspired by French châteaux. King Ludwig II designed it to honor Louis XIV of France, and it offers stunning views of the Chiemgau Alps. Chiemsee, known as the "Bavarian Sea," has a rich history from Roman times to medieval monastic life. Explore Herreninsel Island, where a Benedictine monastery once stood, and enjoy the serene beauty of the lake and its surroundings at your own pace.

Explore the rich history and vibrant culture of Berlin, Potsdam, and Dresden with Kevin Kennedy, a seasoned historian and guide. Tailor your experience to delve into the architectural wonders of each city, from Berlin's historic landmarks to Potsdam's natural beauty and Dresden's baroque splendor. Engage with captivating narratives that shed light on the complex past and present of these iconic locations. Perfect for individuals, families, and groups seeking insightful tours led by an expert.

Unbelievable yet true The history of two German dictatorships at original locations. A thrilling trip into Berlin’s contemporary past. Everything but boring! Discover the former NO man’s land, the Berlin-Wall-Memorial at Bernauer Strasse, a flak tower, the site of the Fuehrer’s bunker & much more! Exciting stories about the divided city, spectacular escape attempts & ghost stations, forgotten places & Berlin under the Swastika. Bigger groups get separated for safety reasons. Each minor group gets IT’s own Guide. *One teacher joins for free per group.

Large museums have between 500 and 3,000 items in their permanent collection. The Louvre has 35,000, and the Bode Museum has thousands of sculptures. You could dash through the Louvre in 9 minutes and break the record set by the characters in Bertolucci’s film "The Dreamers", or you could, like the average visitor, spend a full 8 seconds on each piece. But I propose something else: I’ll explain where and how to look so that the art truly reveals itself to you. I’m not a tour guide with a microphone; I’m an artist, a curator, and someone who has spent years not only studying art but also teaching a wide variety of audiences. I won’t teach you to “see correctly,” but I’ll tell you how to look so that you can learn, be inspired, and discover what matters to you. Berlin is remarkable in that here, in one day, you can journey from Romanticism to Post-Conceptualism and physically sense how the understanding of what art is has changed from Rembrandt to Bruce Nauman. Format: max. 7 people