7-Day Germany Itinerary by Train: Berlin, Dresden & Munich

The Pullman Berlin Schweizerhof is placed in Berlin with several of the city's highlights being within walking distance. The 377 guestrooms provide views of the park, city or courtyard and feature a TV, coffee and tea facilities, a minibar and a desk. The rooms also include a bathroom with a bathtub or shower and Bigelow amenities. The on-site restaurant and bar serves international cuisine and drinks in an elegant atmosphere. While staying here, guests can enjoy the convenience of 24-hour room service and relax in the heated indoor swimming pool.

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.

The NH Collection Dresden Altmarkt hotel is right at the heart of Dresden, on the market square. Convenient for tourists and business travelers, the area’s attractions, activities and transport services are within walking distance of the hotel. Guest accommodations range from premium rooms to suites, with many overlooking the Altmarkt. Hotel facilities include an onsite restaurant, bar, wellness area, gym and Sky TV.

With its Baroque splendor enriched by Rococo influences, Dresden earned the nickname “the Jewel Box of Saxony,” a title inspired by its extraordinary architectural legacy. For generations, kings and princes commissioned magnificent buildings whose elegance continues to captivate visitors today.

Much of this beauty was severely damaged during the Allied bombing of World War II, which left large parts of the city in ruins. In the decades that followed, iconic landmarks such as the Zwinger Palace and the Semper Opera House were meticulously restored to their former brilliance. Explore Dresden’s historic old town with a private guide and develop a deeper understanding of the city’s dramatic past, cultural richness, and remarkable revival.

25hours Hotel Munich The Royal Bavarian is located in the heart of the city of Munich. Accommodation consists of guest rooms and suites, each equipped with a smart TV, air conditioning and an en-suite bathroom. Guests can enjoy dining at the on-site restaurant. Other amenities include internet access and a 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.