Top Germany Attractions & Museums

Combine stops at Oberammergau, Linderhof, and Neuschwanstein Castle on this highlights tour of the Munich region. Eliminate the need to rent a car with round-trip luxury coach transportation provided; you can simply sit back and enjoy the scenery instead of fussing with direction. Shop for holiday decorations in Oberammergau, tour Linderhof Palace, and travel the Romantic Road to the famous Neuschwanstein Castle. Along the way, your guide will provide in-depth commentary on the history and culture of each stop.

In the heart of the volcanic Eifel lies the Birgel Historical Water Mill – a place that combines traditional craftsmanship, history and hospitality. Four restored, functional mills – grain, mustard, oil and sawmills – illustrate how hydropower was used in the past. Especially impressive is the grain mill, modernized in 1917, once the largest in Daun County. During guided tours, visitors experience the production of flour, mustard and oil and can taste traditional sourdough bread from the stone oven in the mill bakery. Another highlight is the in-house distillery with courses and tasting. The on-site restaurant invites you to linger (self-paying basis) and offers regional specialities. Whether family celebration, wedding or conference – the mill offers individual programs and remains a lively place where old traditions can be experienced.

The PS.SPEICHER Day Pass combines access to Europe’s largest classic car and interactive museum in a single ticket. Visitors gain access to the interactive exhibition and all collections at five locations in Einbeck. More than 2,500 historic vehicles, over 15,000 model vehicles, interactive stations, and the included app-guided tour “Journey Through Time: 200 Years of Mobility” make the visit a special day-long experience.

Make the most of your time in Frankfurt—and enjoy a cost-saving, convenient way to explore the city—with the 1-day Frankfurt Card. Upon purchasing, this card offers 24 hours of savings, including free and unlimited use of the city’s public transportation networks (as well as transit that connects to the airport), and discounted entry to many of the city’s top historical and cultural attractions.

Experience the legendary **Munich Oktoberfest 2027 from September 18 to October 3** with a guaranteed reserved seat inside one of the famous large beer tents. Join our group and celebrate Oktoberfest together! Come alone, as a couple, with friends, family or as a larger group. Smaller bookings are seated together with other guests from our group – a great opportunity to meet people from around the world, share a beer and enjoy the unique social atmosphere of Oktoberfest. Your guide will escort you to your reserved table inside one of the famous large Oktoberfest main beer tents, such as Paulaner, Hofbräu, Hacker, Schottenhamel, Schützen, Bräurosl depending on availability, and provide assistance at the table. Feel the atmosphere as you approach the Wiesn, hear the music. Our reserved seats are usually located in the lively central area of the beer tent, where the atmosphere is at its best. Special offers for groups of 6 people!

Discover Munich’s historic landmarks, architectural gems, and WWII sites on a tour tailor-made for history buffs. Get to know the city with a private guide and enjoy a personalized itinerary tailored to your interests. Explore the atmospheric neighborhoods; see sites such as Nymphenburg Palace, the Residenz, and St. Peter's Church; and get a local perspective on the city.

Experience the thrill of flying in a safe and easy way, by opting for a bodyflying experience in a wind tunnel. You’ll get the sensation of skydiving, but in a controlled indoor setting. It doesn’t matter if you’re a complete beginner, as an instructor provides a briefing at the start and accompanies you in the wind tunnel. Impressively, the wind tunnel flight is the equivalent freefall time of two skydives from the altitude of 16,404 feet (5,000 meters) .

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.