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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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

If you don’t have much time to explore Nuremberg, but you’d like to learn about its World War II history and try delicious beers—then this tour checks off both. Led by a private guide, visit a selection of historical sites—including the former Nazi Party Rally Grounds, and the Nuremberg Palace of Justice. Then, round-off the tour with a chance to try five different types of delicious Bavarian beer.

Soccer fans—this one’s for you. Start your day with a sightseeing bus tour of Munich, which ends up at the home of FC Bayern Munich—the Allianz Arena. No need to worry about reading up on the club's history as the trip includes a guided stadium tour with behind-the-scenes access to the trophy room as well as a visit to the on-site shop.

Explore 6 Central European countries in 7 days — from the storybook charm of Prague and imperial Vienna to the Danube beauty of Budapest and vibrant Berlin. A perfect mix of iconic cities, cultural highlights, and scenic routes, ideal for travelers who want to see more in one unforgettable week.

Leave the rush of Dresden behind and experience the beauty of the Central European landscape. Spend a day in Saxon Switzerland National Park, which is popular with both locals and international climbers. This small-group tour picks you up at your accommodation and gets you to the park early to avoid crowds. All your needs are met—comfortable travel, navigation on your hike, authentic Czech/German food and drink, even your ride back to your hotel.

Experience the magic of Dresden like never before with our Private Sightseeing Treasure Hunt Tour! Perfect for families, friends, and groups, this unique adventure lets you discover Dresden at your own pace. Equipped with a “Golden Compass” (easy-to-use GPS device) and a treasure-hunting kit, you'll navigate through the historic city center, searching for hidden clues and solving puzzles to find Dresden's secret treasure. Your treasure book offers fascinating facts, cultural stories, and insider tips, making sightseeing more engaging and fun. This analogue adventure requires no smartphones or tablets, ensuring a fully immersive experience. You'll meet your adventure master at the Cathedral of Dresden for a lively introduction and receive your adventure kit. Then, explore the city, take breaks as you wish, and enjoy discovering sights and hidden gems. After 2.5-3 hours, you'll reach the final station where your guide awaits with a personalized treasure chest.

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.

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.

In contrast to bus trips, with an individual sightseeing taxi tour you have the opportunity to stop almost everywhere - be it for a photo shoot, be it for a snack or break, be it for a coffee. Or for a longer tour to take a closer look at an object or to have it explained to you (Berlin Cathedral, Hackesche Höfe, Brandenburg Gate, Gendarmenmarkt, Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church, KaDeWe are recommended, for example). Depending on your interests and preferences! And in contrast to a tour, you don't just see a tiny section of our city, City East, the former center and City West, the former West Berlin! So combine the best of walking and bus tours in an Auto City Tour, just like I always do privately with friends and family. And enjoy the luxury of being picked up personally from your accommodation in the S-Bahn ring. And all in a real Berlin luxury taxi SUV!

Visit one of Berlin’s most contemporary and creative neighborhoods during this half-day, guided walking tour that explores street art, local food, and markets. Here artists, food-makers, musicians live and work. Wander with your guide to explore markets, bakeries, coffee shops, and stop in at local bookstores and restaurants serving Turkish pizza. Learn about fun bars and nightlife spots where locals hangout and walk along the river.

Berlin may have been the capital of the 20th century, being at the epicenter of every history-making, world-changing movement and phenomenon. But this small-group tour takes you back 300 years to trace the roots of Prussian militarism that led up to the 20th century. Learn from the professional guide how Berlin became the world capital of culture, arts, and tolerance. Visit the Tiergarten, the Reichstag, Potsdamer Platz, and many other landmarks.

Spend a few hours exploring Jewish Berlin with a guide who is also a scholar of Jewish studies. Learn about the long history of the Jews in Berlin, particularly in the last century. Learn about the struggles of the Jews during the Middle Ages and Renaissance. Then head to the great New Synagogue, built in 1866, before heading to the sobering Holocaust Memorial featuring 2,711 concrete slabs.

Escape the city bustle of Dresden and spend time in nature with this group tour to the Bohemian (Czech) and Saxon (German) Switzerland National Parks. Once collected from your hotel, sit back and relax knowing everything is sorted for you. Enjoy guided hikes at both destinations, along with stops at Bastei Bridge, Neurathen Castle, the Sněžník Lookout Tower, and the Tyssa Walls, a filming site of "The Chronicles of Narnia".

With an average of 8,000 daily guests, Neuschwanstein Castle is rarely uncrowded. Skip not only the long lines on this tour but also the crowds, exploring this fairytale marvel with a private guide. Wander the castle at your pace, and then head out for more fun: lake vistas, and a stop at the more intimate Linderhof Palace. Your tour is infinitely customizable, making sure you see all you want to see in Bavaria.

Discover Berlin's Street food scene, beyond the usual kebabs and currywurst, during this tour that takes you on an authentic Berliner Street food adventure. From German and French flatbreads to street tacos and lesser-known East Berliner snacks, savor a curated feast of snacks, main courses, and dessert. Plus, learn about this area's history and art as you gain local insights from your guide along the way.

The special thing is that you will be chauffeured in your own luxury car by a local guide who has lived in Berlin for over 20 years. The personal touch, lots of information and anecdotes are guaranteed! You can also determine what interests you more individually, where you would like to drop out or what you simply want to leave out! This is the big difference to the bus tour. In addition, you have the opportunity to see Sanssouci and the city center here, and not just, as is often the case, a small section of the park. You can decide whether you want to visit Sanssouci Palace (option). We see other attractions such as the New Palace, the Chinese House or Charlottenhof Palace on a walk through the park (visiting on request). After a short drive you can stroll through the Dutch quarter and have a drink in a nice café at Nauener Tor. We continue in the car past the other landmarks back to Berlin.

There’s so much to see in Nuremberg for travelers interested in Germany’s World War II history. However, without comprehensive research, it can be tricky to understand the significance of the city’s historical sites. Save yourself time by hiring a private guide to take you around the former Nazi Party Rally Grounds. Hear fascinating stories, ask questions, and benefit from having door-to-door transfers included too.

This tour takes you to the grounds of a former concentration camp that now acts as a memorial site. Rather than having to figure out local train/bus schedules, start with a private pickup from your hotel and travel directly to Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial Site. Take your time to walk around the grounds and learn about the events of World War II and the 200,000+ people who were imprisoned at the camp between 1933–1945 during the Nazi regime.

Save time doing research on Berlin’s LGBTQ community, and get a shortcut to inspiring, moving, and unexpected stories with this private tour. Find out about what it was like to be a member of the LGBTQ community throughout the ages—including tales of a Prussian king who became a queer icon, notable figures from the hedonistic 1920s, the tragic events of World War II, and the techno influence of the 1990s.

Exploring Berlin on foot is the ideal way to get your bearings of the city and access places that bus tours can’t reach. With this tour, enjoy having a private guide—so you can ask as many questions as you want as you stroll between sites. Prominent landmarks featured along the route include Brandenburg Gate, the Reichstag building, Checkpoint Charlie, and the Gendarmenmarkt.