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Day 1 - 3
No tour of Germany would be complete without a visit to its vibrant capital which, despite its turbulent history, finds itself at the cutting-edge of European art, architecture, culture, entertainment and nightlife. There is an array of fascinating sites to interest history buffs including the previous site of the Berlin wall, Museum Island which contains the magnificent Berlin Cathedral, the formidable Brandenburg Gate and the eerily haunting Holocaust Museum. However, even non-historians will find plenty to do in the hip, funky neighborhoods emerging in the former Eastern part of the city where the streets are strewn with trendy eateries, quirky boutiques, innovative art galleries and thriving nightclubs. Energetic travellers can enjoy a cycle along the Spree riverfront or a stroll through one the city’s wonderful parks. No matter your preference, there is always plenty to see and do in this fascinating, dynamic, modern city.







25hours Hotel Bikini Berlin is a stylish 4‑star urban retreat in Berlin’s City West, blending playful ‘urban jungle’ design with vibrant city living. The hotel offers spacious, nature‑inspired rooms with free minibars, Bluetooth speakers, TVs and high‑quality amenities. Guests can visit the on‑site restaurants and indulge in delicious meals. Other amenities available to guests include a bar, a lobby with a hammock lounge and a jungle sauna.

This 3-day combo ticket (72 hours) gives you the freedom to experience Berlin at your own pace — with the perfect mix of flexibility, comfort, and unique perspectives.
Discover Germany’s vibrant capital on a Hop-On Hop-Off sightseeing tour, stopping whenever you like to explore Berlin’s most famous landmarks up close. When you’re ready, simply hop back on and continue the journey. Prefer a more relaxed experience? Sit back, stay on board, and enjoy a seamless panoramic city tour.
Your ticket also includes a one-hour river cruise, offering a completely different view of Berlin from the water. Glide past iconic sights such as the Reichstag, the Government District, and the House of World Cultures. Along the way, you’ll also see Bellevue Palace, Berlin Central Station, the Berlin Cathedral, Museum Island, and the historic Nicolai Quarter — the city’s oldest residential area.
This combination tour is the ideal way to see Berlin’s highlights from land and water, all on your own schedule.
Day 4 - 5
Frankfurt is a city of bizarre contrasts and contradictions. As the economic powerhouse of Germany, its famously futuristic skyline glistens with massive, ultramodern skyscrapers, and its street are abuzz with large herds of suits scurrying around the avant-garde superstructures of its central business district. But Frankfurt is by no means all work and no play. At its heart lies an unexpectedly traditional, medieval Alstadt (old city) complete with half-timbered buildings housing apple-wine taverns which serve hearty local dishes, and village-like neighbourhoods brimming with quirky boutiques, trendy galleries and cutting-edge street art. Add to this melting pot a slew of museums, theatres and opera houses, as well as an unbeatable 24-hour party scene, and you’ll find that this sophisticated, cosmopolitan city has much more to offer than initially meets the eye.







Sofitel Frankfurt Opera Hotel is located in the heart of Frankfurt, close to attractions like the Main Tower. The hotel features comfortably furnished guest rooms that are equipped with modern amenities, including air conditioning, Wi-Fi access, a TV, a minibar, tea and coffee-making facilities, a hairdryer, and a private bathroom. During their stay, guests can enjoy a fusion of local and French cuisine at the on-site restaurant. Additional facilities include a bar, a swimming pool, a fitness centre, and on-site parking.

Join this tour from Frankfurt to the picturesque town of Rothenburg ob der Tauber, a perfectly preserved medieval treasure. Discover landmarks such as the town’s iconic walls, the charming Plönlein corner, and the impressive St. James’s Church.
You can also visit one of Rothenburg’s unique museums, with admission included to the one of your choice—whether the festive Christmas Museum or the Doll and Toy Museum.
Enjoy some free time to stroll along the cobblestone streets, soak in the town’s historic atmosphere, and savor local specialties before returning to Frankfurt.
Day 6 - 7
Heidelberg offers romance and historical intrigue in equally large measure as it rests on the banks of the Neckar River in southwestern Germany. As the home of countless lively beer gardens, Germany’s oldest university, and, of course, the world’s most famous castle ruins, this remarkable city offers a virtually unrivalled variety of culture and entertainment. The highlight is undoubtedly the magnificent Heidelberg Castle, which towers majestically above the Neckar Valley, offering panoramic views of the exquisite baroque Old Town and the surrounding forested hills. Venture beyond the tourist hotspots, and discover an array of beautiful old monuments and churches interspersed with exclusive boutiques, cosy student pubs, breweries and wine bars at every turn. This lively metropolis, with its picturesque scenery and pleasant climate, appeals to various tastes and satisfies almost any interest.













Der Europaischer Hof Heidelberg is located in the town of Heidelberg. Accommodation consists of guest rooms, suites and serviced apartments. Each room is equipped with air-conditioning, a minibar, an en-suite bathroom, a hairdryer, a telephone and a TV with cable channels. Guests can enjoy dining at any of the on-site restaurants. Other amenities offered are internet access, a bar, a lounge, a swimming pool and a fitness centre.

Glide along the Neckar River aboard a solar-powered vessel and enjoy peaceful views of Heidelberg from the water. During the 50-minute cruise, you’ll learn about the innovative solar shuttle while taking in highlights of the city and its surrounding areas. Refreshing drinks, snacks, coffee, and cake are available on board for purchase, making this a relaxing and scenic way to experience Heidelberg.
Day 8 - 10
Munich, the lively capital of Bavaria and the third-largest city in Germany, lies on the banks of the River Isar. A modern hub complete with state-of-the-art skyscrapers and an exciting nightlife scene, the city revels simultaneously in its traditional customs and its sense of innovation. Some of the phenomenal historical attractions include spectacular Schloss Nymphenburg and the grand Residenz Museum, along with countless others. Nicknamed ‘city of art and beer’, Munich is strewn with impressive and diverse galleries (top choices include the Kunstareal Art Quarter and other-worldly Pinakothek der Moderne) and offers sublime beer-tasting opportunities in a variety of wonderful beer houses and gardens. Locals claim this is the culinary capital of the country - make sure to visit the Viktualienmarkt and dedicate some time to the metropolis’ restaurants. Gorgeous parks, jaw-dropping sports venues, and world-famous festivals (including legendary Octoberfest) complete the package.

















King’s Hotel First Class combines the charm of Bavarian royal tradition with the luxury of modern facilities. The privately owned and operated boutique hotel in the center of Munich features a stylish lobby with historic wood paneling, ornate framed paintings and magnificent chandeliers. Hotel facilities and services include beautifully furnished guest rooms and suites, a cozy fireplace lounge with internet corner, as well as the inviting restaurant and bar.

Bavaria is famous around the world for its beer, and Munich sits right at the heart of this rich brewing tradition — far beyond Oktoberfest alone. On this guided shared tour, you’ll dive into the city’s beer culture by visiting traditional breweries, lively beer gardens, historic beer halls, and authentic beer cellars. Along the way, you’ll sample some of Bavaria’s finest brews while discovering the stories, traditions, and craftsmanship behind them.
Day 11 - 12
Set near the German border, the famous city of Salzburg is one of the best-preserved city centres in Europe. Its winding cobblestone streets offer a treasure trove of Medieval and Baroque buildings, palaces, concert halls, and monasteries - all set against a picturesque backdrop of the magnificent snow-capped Alps. Visit the house where Mozart was born, and enjoy a packed lineup of operas, concerts and ballets in breathtaking historic halls and venues. The internationally renowned Salzburg Festival, which takes place every summer, provides the ultimate way to enjoy this scene. Fans of the Sound of Music can retrace the characters’ steps backed by stunning scenes and vistas. Make sure to stroll along the beautiful Salzach River, climb up to the spectacular Hohensalzburg fortress, and try the famous, delicious beer brewed at the Augustiner Braustubl, a monastery-run brewery operating since 1621.







Hotel Mercure Salzburg City is conveniently located on Bayerhamerstrasse in Salzburg, Austria, near the Hohensalzburg Fortress, the Mirabell Palace and Gardens, and the Trick Fountains of Hellbrunn. The property features 121 beautifully appointed rooms with flat-screen TVs, safes, private bathrooms, tea/coffee-making facilities, minibars, mini-fridges, workspaces, and air conditioning. Guests can enjoy a delicious continental breakfast on-site. Facilities and services include a restaurant, a bar, meeting/event spaces, room service, wake-up calls, a business centre, and Wi-Fi.

This tour embarks on a scenic adventure through the Bavarian Alps, departing from Salzburg. The tour will take you to the stunning Königssee (King's Lake) and the charming mountain town of Berchtesgaden.
Departing from Salzburg, you'll experience the beauty of the city center before heading towards the Bavarian Alps. The drive to Königssee will take about 50 minutes and will pass through the breathtaking scenery of the Bavarian Mountains. At Königssee, you'll have the opportunity to explore the shore of the lake and take in the views. Surrounded by steep mountain peaks, including the legendary Watzmann, this is an unforgettable experience.
Next, you’ll visit Berchtesgaden, a picturesque mountain town known for its panoramic alpine views. Take a stroll, enjoy some coffee and cake (not included in tour price), and experience the unique Bavarian lifestyle. You'll have approximately 50 minutes to explore the town.
Tip: Don't miss the breathtaking view from the lookout point at the Malerwinkel, accessible by a walk along the northern shore of the King's Lake.
Day 13 - 14
Innsbruck, the capital of the Tyrol state in Austria, lies within the Alps. With its relatively mild Alpine climate and outdoor sports facilities impressive enough to thrill even the most adventurous extreme-sports enthusiast, this spectacular historic city is the perfect springboard for making the leap between the urban and the outdoors. See Emperor Maximilian’s glorious fifteenth-century influences in the Gothic Hofkerche Cathedral, the city’s landmark Goldenes Dachl (golden roof), and the remarkable Gothic and Baroque buildings strewn along the winding cobbled streets of its charming historic Altstadt (Old Town). Every year thousands of tourists are drawn to this delightful picture-perfect city presided over by the imposing jagged peaks of the Nordkette mountain range and the majestic Habsburg palace.












Located in the centre of Innsbruck, Austria, the Hotel Schwarzer Adler Innsbruck is nearby many sporty mountain experiences, historic and modern cultural highlights, relaxing shopping tours, and a variety of leisure activities.
The hotel has 40 individually unique rooms and suites that are equipped with air-conditioning, free Wi-Fi, and a range of other amenities. The hotel's on-site restaurant has three parlours serving traditional gourmet dishes and Tyrolean specialities. The spa area of the hotel is equipped with a sauna, steam baths, a solarium, and a range of massages. Other hotel facilities include function rooms with modern conference technology.

The Nordkette Mountain is easily accessible from the heart of Innsbruck via the Nordkette Cable Car. Visitors are treated to a breathtaking 360-degree panoramic view of the stunning surrounding Alpine mountain range.
The journey from the city center to the mountain peak is divided into three stages. Firstly, the Hungerburgbahn funicular railway takes you from the valley up to the Hungerburg in just 8 minutes. During this part of the journey, you have the option to disembark and visit the Alpen zoo, which is a popular destination for families with children (entrance fee included).
The second stage of the journey involves the Seegrubenbahn cable car, which takes you from the Hungerburg up to the Seegrube mountain peak at an elevation of 1,905 meters (6,250 ft). This is a perfect spot to relax and immerse yourself in the beauty of the Austrian nature.
The third and final part of the journey entails taking the Hafelekarbahn cable car from the Seegrube to Hafelekar, also known as the "Top of Innsbruck," located at an elevation of 2,300 meters (7,545 ft) Here, you will be greeted by some of the most magnificent views and also find a delightful restaurant where you can take a break and relax.
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Day 15 - 16
Zurich, or 'Zuri' as it is fondly known by its multicultural inhabitants, lies in northern Switzerland at the meeting point of a beautiful lake and river, with the magnificent snow-capped Swiss Alps standing guard high above it. This fairy tale city is renowned for its beauty, cleanliness, efficiency, and heritage. Explore medieval alleyways peppered with quirky corner cafes, steepled churches, trendy taprooms, and world-class galleries and restaurants. A day in Zurich can include browsing the unrivalled selection of luxury stores on it’s famous shopping strip, the Bahnhofstrasse; riding the Polybahn, the 19th-century funicular up a steep hill to admire the spectacular view; or ‘renting’ a free bike or skateboard to meander along the banks of picturesque Lake Zurich. The venerable palace of art at the Kunsthaus is also a major drawcard, containing numerous world-famous masterpieces.







Townhouse Boutique Hotel in Zürich offers stylish accommodation in the heart of the city. Guests can choose from 23 elegant rooms and three spacious Junior Suites equipped with modern amenities such as TVs, hairdryers, and private bathrooms. The hotel boasts facilities such as a restaurant, a bar, and Wi-Fi. Activities available include visiting nearby attractions like the Swiss National Museum, the WOW Museum, and the Centralhof Monument.

Explore Zurich on a comfortable coach tour, passing landmarks such as the Swiss National Museum, the famous Bahnhofstrasse, and the bustling financial district. Pause at Enge Harbour for photo-worthy views of Lake Zurich, then continue along the lakeside past the Zurich Opera House to the elegant Zürichberg neighborhood. Take in panoramic views of the city, the lake, and the distant Alps before arriving in the historic Old Town for a guided walk through its medieval streets, featuring historic guild houses, the Town Hall, and renowned churches.
After the city tour, enjoy a leisurely stroll along the Limmat River and board a relaxing 30-minute boat cruise on Lake Zurich. A short walk along the shore brings you to the Lindt Home of Chocolate, where you can explore the interactive museum, marvel at the world’s tallest chocolate fountain, and enjoy unlimited chocolate tastings. Stop by the Lindt Café and browse the extensive chocolate shop for souvenirs.
Your guide will accompany you back to Zurich Main Station using public transport, completing a full day of sightseeing and chocolate delights.
Day 17 - 19
Located in central Switzerland in the German-speaking part of the country, Lucerne is undeniably one of Europe's most enchanting cities. With its magnificent lakeside and mountain scenery, its remarkable variety of tourist attractions and its idyllic location at the northwest end of Lake Lucerne, the city is thought by many to be the epitome of 'true' Switzerland as well as the gateway to Central Switzerland. The landscape is a wonderland of snow-capped mountains, glistening lakes, cowbells, alpine villages and meadows full of Edelweiss. The pedestrianised centre of the city is a maze of cobblestone streets lined with medieval-style buildings adorned with wonderful displays of colourful flowers. Presiding over the old town, the original city wall provides stunning views. One of the main attractions is crossing the Reuss River on the famous Chapel Bridge.








Hotel Continental Park Luzern is a stylish property located in the heart of Lucerne. The hotel offers modern guest rooms designed for comfort and convenience, featuring contemporary amenities such as flat-screen TVs and minibars. Guests can savour authentic Ticinese specialities at the Bellini Locanda Ticinese restaurant, enjoy casual bites from the Bellini Negozio & Take Away, and relax in the Bellini Giardino and lounge areas. Beyond dining, the hotel provides versatile seminar and banquet halls for events, a rooftop terrace, and a fitness room, ensuring both business and leisure travellers experience a memorable stay in Lucerne.

Embark on an unforgettable full-day journey to one of Switzerland’s most breathtaking destinations — the Jungfrau Region, nestled in the heart of the idyllic Bernese Oberland. Travel in comfort through stunning alpine landscapes, including a scenic drive over the Brünig Pass, before arriving in the world-famous town of Interlaken. Perfectly situated between Lake Thun and Lake Brienz, Interlaken is a vibrant hub for outdoor adventure, natural beauty, and elegant shopping. Accompanied by a professional multilingual guide during parts of the tour, you’ll gain fascinating insights into the region while still enjoying ample free time to explore at your own pace. Enjoy one of the recommended activities at your leisure: from a picturesque lake cruise to an adrenaline filled paragliding, the choice is yours! The tour includes both guided and independent exploration time
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Grand capitals, storybook old towns, and dramatic mountain landscapes define this immersive journey through Central Europe. Designed to connect cultural depth with natural beauty, the route moves seamlessly from Germany’s vibrant cities to Austria’s alpine charm and Switzerland’s pristine lakes.
Along the way, river valleys, medieval castles, and panoramic rail journeys create a rhythm that feels both enriching and unhurried. Carefully coordinated transfers ensure smooth travel between destinations, allowing you to experience the highlights of this Germany Austria Switzerland itinerary without sacrificing time for exploration.
Begin in Germany’s dynamic capital. Berlin’s layered history unfolds between the Brandenburg Gate, Museum Island, and the remains of the Berlin Wall. Contemporary culture, creative neighborhoods, and grand boulevards give the city a distinct energy.
Hop-on hop-off tour & 1-hour boat cruise
Half-day Berlin city tour
Evening food walking tour
Excursion to Potsdam
Travel south to Frankfurt, where modern architecture meets a charming historic core. A walking tour reveals the Römer and St. Bartholomew’s Cathedral, while an excursion through the Rhine Valley showcases terraced vineyards and medieval castles.
Frankfurt walking tour
Rhine Valley excursion with Oberwesel & tasting
In Heidelberg, castle ruins overlook the Neckar River and baroque façades line lively squares. The city’s romantic atmosphere offers a quieter contrast to Frankfurt’s skyline.
Heidelberg walking tour & castle visit
Neckarsonne boat ride
Arrive in Munich, where Bavarian traditions meet elegant boulevards. From beer halls and royal residences to alpine day trips, the city balances urban culture with access to the mountains.
Excursions to Neuschwanstein and Linderhof castles, as well as the Bavarian Alps, provide iconic scenery.
Munich beer & food tour
Neuschwanstein & Linderhof premium excursion
Nuremberg day trip
Bavarian Mountains tour
Cross into Austria and discover Salzburg, a baroque jewel framed by hills and alpine peaks. Mozart’s birthplace enchants with fortress views and riverside promenades.
Exploration of Salzburg’s Old Town
Scenic alpine surroundings
Nestled in the Tyrolean Alps, Innsbruck offers dramatic mountain backdrops and colorful historic façades. The Nordkette cable car provides sweeping alpine panoramas above the city.
Nordkette cable car experience
Leisure time in Innsbruck’s historic center
Continue to Zurich, where lakeside elegance meets cosmopolitan flair. Winding Old Town streets and waterfront promenades offer a refined introduction to Switzerland.
Walking tour including cruise & museum visit
Time to explore Zurich’s lakeside and historic quarters
Conclude your journey in Lucerne, beautifully positioned between lake and mountains. Wooden bridges, frescoed buildings, and panoramic alpine views create a fitting finale.
Outdoor adventures and scenic viewpoints highlight Switzerland’s natural grandeur. On your final day, this Germany, Austria and Switzerland journey concludes with your departure transfer, leaving time for a relaxed breakfast before continuing onward.
Lakes, mountains & adventure excursions
Exploration of Lucerne’s Old Town and Chapel Bridge
Departure on Day 19 for your onward journey
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