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Frankfurt may be one of Europe's biggest financial hubs, but that doesn't mean the city doesn't know great cuisine. On this tour, follow a local to five beloved spots—that you won't find in any guidebook. You'll explore Frankfurt's various influences, taste unique flavors, and get a look into a side of the city that only locals usually experience.

Uncover the secrets of the final European battle of WWII, which took place in the heart of Berlin, on this unique walking tour. Follow your guide, a military historian, to retrace the path of the 3rd Shock Army as they fought their way to victory and gain a deeper understanding of the events that led to the surrender of Berlin, Hitler’s suicide, and the end of WWII.

Learn about Berlin’s LGBTQ+ scene, without putting in the hours of research time, thanks to this augmented reality guided city tour. Find out about the LGBTQ+ emancipation movement that began over 100 years ago, with stories about the first queer identities, homosexuality in the Nazi party, and the city’s eclectic nightlife scene—all with augmented reality technology and a queer activist guide to lead the way.

Leave Munich behind and discover Königssee, and the highlights of the Obersalzberg and Berchtesgaden area with a private tour guide. The excursion offers a personalized experience without the rush of a standard sightseeing tour, making it easy to explore the area with private, luxury transportation and historical commentary. Let yourself be enchanted by the historic town of Berchtesgaden and enjoy a boat trip across the Königssee to St. Bartholomä. In Obersalzberg you can learn more about the history of the 3rd Reich and you can also visit the 1,828 m high Eagles Nest (open from the beginning of May to the end of October; in winter or also visit the salt mine in Berchtesgaden). Another highlight is the Roßfeld panoramic road with breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains, Salzburg and the Eagles Nest, before the excursion ends back in Munich.

Take advantage of your guide’s insight to learn about the former capital of the Third Reich during this walking tour of Berlin. Visit several historically significant sites—including Hitler’s Bunker, the holocaust memorial, and more—without the stress of planning your own route. Then, after gaining a different perspective on the city, end your tour in the Jewish district.

Explore Germany's Romantic Road with an expert guide, and discover the fairy tale villages and castles for which the region is loved. You'll travel with a private guide for a more personal experience, and learn about the history and culture of the Romantic Road as you go. The route can be customized, but typical tours include visits to Rothenburg ob der Tauber, Dinkelsbühl, Harburg and much more.

Berlin’s most interesting stories aren’t always found at its most-visited landmarks. This guided walking tour takes you beyond the typical tourist trail to explore the city’s diverse neighborhoods and alternative scenes. Walk through Friedrichshain, Prenzlauer Berg, Kreuzberg, and Mitte as your guide explains how immigration, activism, and creativity have shaped these areas. Discover Kreuzberg’s Turkish community, visit Yaam Beach—known for its reggae and hip-hop culture—and step into hidden courtyards and quiet gardens. Along the way, see some of Berlin’s most striking street art and gain a deeper understanding of the cultures that define the city today.

The tour guides will take you to the Plaza of the Elbphilharmonie, where a real taste experience awaits you after an entertaining and informative tour. The escalator “Tube” takes you up to Störtebeker Restaurant, where we serve you delicious coffee and a real Hamburg original : the Franzbrötchen. For the little guests there is an alternative to coffee : how about a delicious drinking chocolate? You will be fed professionally and entertainingly by the cheerful tour guides with exciting anecdotes and background information about the turbulent construction phase, the futuristic architecture and the legendary history of this place.  Now you can spend the rest of the day in the Plaza enjoying the fantastic 360 degree view over the harbour, the Speicherstadt, the landing bridges and Hamburg's city centre or start your next adventure in Hamburg freshly fortified.

Oktoberfest is known for being the world’s biggest beer festival, which means it can be tricky to avoid the crowds and find a good place to sit. With this tour, enjoy the perks of having reserved seating in a tent, as well as beer and food included. As you explore the festival grounds with a guide, hear stories about the history of Oktoberfest, and get lots of useful tips too.

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.

Discover some of the key landmarks of Berlin on a sightseeing boat tour. Enjoy a relaxing river cruise on the Spree to take in the sights at the heart of this bustling city. Depart from Friedrichstraße or Nikolaiviertel. Your 1-hour sightseeing tour will take you past the Reichstag (German Parliament Building), through the new Regierungsviertel (Government Quarter), all the way to the Haus der Kulturen der Welt (House of World Cultures). After turning at the Lutherbrücke (Luther Bridge), keep a look out for Schloss Bellevue (Bellevue Palace), the "Beamtenschlange" (civil servant housing), and the Siegessäule (Victory Column). Marvel at Hauptbahnhof (Central Station), Berliner Dom (Berlin Cathedral), Museumsinsel (Museum Island), and the Nikolaiviertal, the oldest residential area in Berlin. Arrive back either Friedrichstraße..

Revisit some of the darkest chapters in Berlin’s history—and hear the stories of the brave men and women who resisted the Nazis—on this small-group, half-day walking tour. Meet your guide in the morning in central Berlin, and venture to many key city landmarks. As you go, hear moving stories of those who fought against fascism, learn about Berlin’s Jewish community and heritage, and remember those who lost their lives.

There is no better way to get to the capital of Tyrol with its famous Golden Roof: On our large panoramic tour of the Alps in the new VW Comfort Van, you will be just as enthusiastic about majestic mountain peaks as about idyllic mountain villages and lush green meadows with happy cows. In addition, you will experience no fewer than five crystal-clear mountain lakes - such as the popular Tegernsee in Upper Bavaria and the largest lake in Tyrol. Enjoy a guided tour through the historic old town of Innsbruck with your personal professional guide, optionally take a spectacular cable car up the Karwendel mountains, marvel at the famous Olympic ski jump at Bergisel and/or of course the fascinating Swarovski crystal worlds. The return trip on a scenically unique route with impressive stops completes the grandiose variety of this unforgettable panoramic excursion!

Visit the famous Zugspitze, Germany’s highest peak, on this guided, full-day trip with road transfers from Munich. Take a cable car to the summit of Zugspitze, Germany's highest mountain at 2,962 meters (9,718 feet) above sea level, for breathtaking views of Germany, Austria, Switzerland, and Italy, then ride the cogwheel train back down.

Explore the hidden gems of Berlin from a perspective most people don’t get to - by canoe. Get guidance on how to steer a canoe, then head out onto the beautiful Spree River. Gain insider knowledge on this open-minded, multicultural city while you see the sights from the water. This tour is recommended for visitors and true Berliners alike.

Visit the Eagle’s Nest in Berchtesgaden, Adolf Hitler’s famous mountaintop retreat, on this day trip from Munich. Travel by air-conditioned coach through Bavaria’s lush mountainscapes, and ride a bus and elevator to the lodge, 6,148 feet (1,834 meters) up Mt. Kehlstein. See where Hitler entertained dignitaries, view the hall where weddings and conferences were staged, and explore the terrace to admire the spectacular Alpine views—vistas that Hitler, ironically, found challenging due to his vertigo. Enjoy time for lunch (own expense) and the option to visit the Nazi Documentation Center Museum.

Inspiring Cinderella's castle, King Ludwig II's Neuschwanstein pops right out of a fairytale. Skip the line on this tour—there's almost always a line—and enjoy this this architectural masterpiece without any waiting time. From here, customize the rest of your tour, choosing to ride the world’s longest alpine coaster, exploring with your private professional guide Oberammergau and more Bavarian highlights, such as the gardens of Linderhof palace, but also hidden gems.

The Seelow Heights, east of Berlin, saw almost a million German and Soviet troops do battle in one of the Second World War’s most brutal exchanges. Discover the battlefield on this fascinating small-group tour direct from your Berlin hotel. Explore the museum and the war cemeteries, see Marshal Zhukov’s command bunker, and visit the spots where key moments of the battle unfolded.

Discover the hidden gems of Bavaria on this immersive mini-group tour from Munich. Unlike typical day trips, this experience combines scenic hiking through the magical Zauberwald and Hintersee, with a peaceful boat ride on the Königssee, one of Germany’s most stunning alpine lakes. Enjoy a close-up view of the iconic St. Bartholomew's Church, nestled beneath towering peaks, and get a taste of local nature, history, and culture in one unforgettable day. Expert guide, and a well-paced itinerary set this tour apart. Travelers can also upgrade to a private tour for a fully personalized experience.

Explore the hinterlands outside of Hamburg on this chauffeured SUV tour of the countryside and lesser-known towns. With enough room for four people (plus snacks and drinks along the way), the tour takes you to the 1,000-year-old town of Buxtehude, the oddly shaped city of Lüneburg and Lübeck, a gorgeous UNESCO-world-heritage listed town. Learn about the history and culture of each place you visit and get many insider's tips from the guide.

If you’ve got limited time in Munich and you'd like to see natural wonders, historical sights, and cultural attractions in a day, then this tour is a perfect choice. Benefit from the personalized attention of having a private guide to plan a comprehensive itinerary for you—both in and around Munich. Highlights include Munich’s Old Town, Königsplatz, and Starnberger See—a beautiful lake. The tour also has optional stops at Andechs Monastery, and Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial Site.

Step into a dark time in Munich’s past with a 2-hour walking tour of the city’s most significant Third Reich sites. Learn about German history and culture as you stroll the broad Marienplatz, and get a local perspective on how and why the Nazi party was founded here. See the Hofbrauhaus where Hitler gave early speeches and the site of a failed revolt against the ruling party. Follow a route past other Nazi landmarks then finish your tour near a new museum that explores the history of National Socialism.

Discover the history of Nuremberg, featuring a trip to the Nazi Party rally grounds, on this full-day guided tour from Munich. Complete with a luxury private transfer, the tour will begin with a 45-minute boat trip through the fairy-tale landscape of the Danube Gorge (own expense). Back on land, you will explore the medieval city like a local, also ticking off sites like Weltenburg Abbey and Nuremberg Castle.

Discover the eastern German city of Dresden and enjoy a flexible sightseeing experience when you book this private walking tour. Let an expert plan the itinerary and follow your guide around the historic center of the Saxon capital. See several top attractions like the Frauenkirche, Zwinger Palace, the House of Wettin, and the Semper Opera House.