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Fulfill your soccer fantasies with the FC Bayern Soccer Tour, which includes a tour of Munich, a visit to the Allianz Arena (Europe&#39;s most modern soccer stadium and home of the 2006 World Cup), followed by a visit to the FC Bayern Munich Museum. Guided tour of the Arena, including changing rooms and press conference room. * On game days, the tour will be canceled. Notes: Please note that the tour does not include hotel pick-up. Our guide will meet you at the meeting point.

A day trip along the scenic German Alpine Route! We&#39;ll visit Berchtesgaden and the Eagle&#39;s Nest. After a scenic drive along the German Alpine Route through stunning valleys with panoramic views, we&#39;ll arrive in Berchtesgaden. Once we reach the top of Obersalzberg, you&#39;ll have the opportunity to visit the Nazi Documentation Center. A special bus and a tunnel elevator will take you straight through the rock to the Eagle&#39;s Nest, a command post built by the Nazi party for Hitler&#39;s 50th birthday. In case of bad weather conditions, such as ice, snow or fog, the tour will take you to the famous salt mine instead of Berchtesgaden. Notes: Please note that the tour does not include pick-up.

Konigsee (King&#39;s Lake) and Salzbergwerk (salt mines) The emerald-green Königssee, near Berchtesgaden, is surrounded by steep rock walls, with the 1,800-meter-high eastern wall of the Watzmann Lake towering above its western shore. About eight kilometers long and over a kilometer wide at its widest point, and with a depth of up to 190 meters, the lake occupies the entire valley between the Watzmann Lake to the west and the Jenner and Gotzenberg Lakes to the east. This jewel of the Bavarian Alps is a haven of peace. Discover the underground of Germany&#39;s oldest active salt mine, where salt is extracted mainly by the wet method: the Berchtesgaden Salt Mine. Itinerary: 08:30 Departure in front of the GALERIA Kaufhof department store, Karlsplatz 21/Stachus. *Boarding starts at 8am. -Live onboard commentary in English. 11:00 AM Arrival at Königsee. Walk from the parking lot to the pier (approx. 15 min) Boat trip across Königsee to the island of St. Bartholomä, including (Length of stay including time for snacks/photos/walking/souvenirs approx. 90 minutes) Departure time to be announced by the guide. Approximately 2:00 p.m. - 20-minute ride to the Berchtesgaden Salt Mines. Approximately 2:30 p.m. - Arrival at the Berchtesgaden salt mines. Visit and tour of the salt mines, including time to change clothes, approximately 90 minutes. Free time available to guests (explore souvenir and gift shop, purchase merchandise); Approximately 30 minutes. 2.5 hours return to Munich Approximately 6:30 pm - Arrival in Munich in front of the GALERIA Kaufhof department store, Karlsplatz 21/Stachus. Notes: Note: The constant temperature inside the mountain is 12°C/53°F. It&#39;s advisable to bring warm clothing. You&#39;ll also need sturdy shoes. Warning: slipping hazard! Total walking distance approx. 5 km/3.2 miles. Additional costs: €44 payable in cash to the guide on board the tourist bus for the boat trip and entrance fee to the salt mines.

Full-day tour of the German royal castles of Neuschwanstein and Linderhof, including a stop in Oberammergau. Itinerary for the Full-Day Tour of the German Castles of Neuschwanstein and Linderhof from Munich Hidden in secluded mountains, German King Ludwig II built two spectacular castles: Neuschwanstein and Linderhof. Both were the King of Bavaria&#39;s real dreams. Your day trip will begin with our departure from Munich, first visiting Linderhof Castle, a French Rococo-style building known for its fantastic grotto and Moorish Pavilion. Next, make a short stop for shopping and some photos in the charming Oberammergau. We&#39;ll then arrive at Neuschwanstein Castle around 1:00 pm. Enjoy about four hours to visit the castle and have lunch (not included). Itinerary 8:30am - Departure from Munich 9:45am - Arrival at Linderhof Castle for Guided Tour 10:45am - Departure from Linderhof Castle 11:15am - Arrival in Oberammergau - time for souvenir shopping and photos 11:45am - Departure from Oberammergau 1:00pm - Arrival at Neuschwanstein Castle - time for lunch and a guided tour of the castle 4:30pm - Departure from Neuschwanstein Castle 6:30pm - Arrival in Munich Neuschwanstein Castle Tours - A Gray Line Customer Favorite! Notes: On the day of your tour, take your printed or electronic voucher with you to the bus at the departure point. Important information: From 01.01.2025 plus €41 entrance fee for Neuschwanstein Castle and Linderhof Castle.

Day tour of medieval towns, castles and cities along the Romantic Road. Traveling along the Romantic Road, we&#39;ll first arrive at Harburg, one of the oldest, largest, and best-preserved castles in southern Germany, completed in the late 11th century. We&#39;ll continue through the Swabian Dinkelsbühl, arriving in Rothenburg, the most perfectly preserved medieval town in Europe. There will be time for lunch, sightseeing, and shopping. Then we will return to Munich via Hallertau, the largest hop-growing region in the world. Notes: Please note that this tour does not include pickup. Our guide will meet you at the meeting point. Important information Plus €10 for entry to Harburg Castle (to be paid on site or to the tour guide by credit card or debit card).

Leaving Munich at 10:00 am, you&#39;ll start the day with a visit to the Zugspitze. This day trip takes you directly to the foothills of the Alps and its green valleys. Passing the picturesque houses of Garmisch-Partenkirchen, the bus takes you up the first few meters of altitude to the valley station of the Zugspitze, Germany&#39;s highest mountain at 9,788 feet (2,962 meters). The new cable car will take you to the mountain&#39;s peak in just a few minutes. After enjoying the breathtaking views of the more than 400 peaks in Germany, Austria, Italy, and Switzerland, there&#39;s still plenty of time to recharge your batteries in the restaurant (vegetarian or halal available). Special summer fun is a free bobsleigh ride or a walk on the eternal ice. The descent is aboard the historic cogwheel train. Notes: Please note that the tour does not include hotel pick-up. Our guide will meet you 20 minutes before at the meeting point.

Get ready for an unforgettable experience at the traditional Oktoberfest in Munich, Germany. Recognized worldwide as the largest beer festival on the planet , the celebration has been taking place for over 210 years and brings together millions of visitors from different countries in an environment full of Bavarian culture, traditional music, gastronomy, tradition, and lots of fun. Accompanied by a guide , you will learn about the history and curiosities of Oktoberfest while exploring one of Germany&#39;s most iconic events. In addition to experiencing the festive atmosphere, you will have the opportunity to learn more about local traditions and enjoy the celebration in an even more complete way. Important information: Departures: daily. Departure time: from 8 am. Available dates: September 21, 2026 to October 6, 2026 Traditional costumes (optional) Get even more into the Oktoberfest spirit by renting a traditional Bavarian costume. This service is optional, must be requested in advance, and is subject to availability. Available options: Women&#39;s: Dirndl dress. Men&#39;s: Lederhosen suit with Haferl shoes. The reservation and payment for the outfit are the customer&#39;s responsibility. To rent, visit: https://bavarian-outfitters.de/shop/. If necessary, you will be asked for the address of the hotel where you will be staying for delivery of the outfit, according to the terms and conditions of the company responsible for the service.

Experience a truly royal day! Enjoy the comfort and pleasure of traveling in a small group aboard one of our exclusive coaches on our tour to the fairytale castles of Linderhof and Neuschwanstein and the picturesque village of Oberammergau. Your tour includes plenty of space and Wi-Fi on board the coach, comfortable seats, large panoramic windows, a professional guide and driver, and snacks and drinks on board—all of which we&#39;ve taken care of to ensure you have a wonderful day! After leaving Munich, we&#39;ll head along the Autobahn toward the Bavarian Alps. About an hour and a half later, we&#39;ll arrive at Linderhof, where you&#39;ll receive a guided tour of the palace after a short walk to its entrance. Your tour guide has made all the necessary arrangements, so all you have to do is enjoy! Our journey continues to Oberammergau, where you&#39;ll have about 40 minutes to wander the lanes of this picturesque village and see beautiful examples of the traditional wooden tunisian art that originated there. Around 1 pm, after a drive along the famous Romantic Road, we&#39;ll reach the foot of the majestic Neuschwanstein Castle. Before walking up to the castle for your guided tour, you can decide to have lunch or head to Marya&#39;s Bridge, the best spot for postcard views of the castle. You&#39;ll receive your reserved Neuschwanstein tour tickets from your guide upon arrival. At the end of this fun day, you can relax and unwind as we take you back to Munich in our luxury coach. Notes: On the day of your tour, bring your printed or electronic voucher with you to the bus at the departure point. Please board the bus 20 minutes before departure.

Discover one of the most significant chapters in world history on a guided walking tour of Munich, a city that played a central role in the rise of Nazism. Along the way, you will visit historical sites that help you understand how the movement emerged, consolidated, and impacted Germany and the world. During the walk, the guide will present historical facts about the rise of the Nazi Party, the use of propaganda, architecture as an instrument of power, the regime&#39;s repression, and the inspiring resistance of the White Rose group. The tour ends at Max-Joseph-Platz with a reflection on the preservation of historical memory and the importance of collective responsibility. Important information: The tour was conducted entirely on foot. Comfortable clothing and footwear are recommended. The tour includes external visits to the main historical sites.

Discover Germany on a trip that combines history, culture, architecture, and enchanting landscapes. The 8-day, 7-night itinerary departs from Frankfurt and explores fascinating cities and regions, including Rothenburg ob der Tauber, Heidelberg, Strasbourg, Freiburg, the Black Forest, Lindau, and Munich. Discover historic centers, castles and palaces, admire the landscapes of the Black Forest and Lake Constance, and explore cities that preserve the essence of different periods of German history. The itinerary also includes memorable experiences such as a visit to Heidelberg Castle, the famous cuckoo clock of Schönach-Untertal, Neuschwanstein Castle, Linderhof Palace, and the Benedictine Abbey of Ettal. A special trip for those who wish to discover different facets of Germany , including historic cities, traditions, architecture, and unforgettable landscapes. Duration: 8 days and 7 nights Departure city: Frankfurt Availability: August 9 and 23, 2026 September 6 and 20, 2026 October 4, 2026 Itinerary Day 1 - Frankfurt (Sunday) Arrival in Frankfurt and transfer to the hotel. The guide will be at the hotel from 7 PM onwards. Day 2 - Frankfurt - Rothenburg - Heidelberg (Monday) Breakfast and tour of Frankfurt, including the historic center with the Römer (Roman Palace), the City Hall, the Cathedral and the Paulskirche (Church of Paul). We can visit the Goethe House, the birthplace of a great German poet, and the Frankfurt Fairgrounds, where international exhibitions take place, the Alte Oper (Old Opera House), and the financial district with its skyscrapers, including the tallest in Europe, the European Central Bank, the Hauptwache (City Hall), and the main shopping street &#39;Zeil&#39;, the large towers of the old city walls, and the museums along the banks of the Rhine. Departure for Rothenburg ob der Tauber, which welcomes us with a vision of the Middle Ages that seems frozen in time. Its perfectly preserved walls and cobblestone streets transport us to an era of knights and maidens. The market square, with the picturesque facade of the town hall and half-timbered houses, is the beating heart of this medieval city. In the afternoon, departure for Heidelberg. Arrival and accommodation. Day 3 - Heidelberg (Tuesday) Breakfast and visit to the city of Heidelberg, the oldest in Germany. We began our visit in the historic center, where several historical buildings are located, such as the old Town Hall and the Church of the Holy Spirit (Heiliggeistkirche), both from the 15th century. What is most impressive are the half-timbered houses that characterize the region. The highlight of the visit is Heidelberg Castle, which rises above the city and offers a breathtaking view of the Neckar Valley. A special experience is the large wine cellar, where the world&#39;s largest wine barrel is located. After visiting the castle, we will take a stroll across the Old Bridge. This 18th-century stone bridge is another Heidelberg landmark and concludes our visit. Free afternoon and accommodation included. Day 4 - Heidelberg - Strasbourg - Freiburg (Wednesday) The route winds through the enchanting valleys of the Neckar and Rhine rivers, where vineyard-covered hills are reflected in the calm waters. As we approach the French border, the landscape gradually transforms into rolling hills and lush forests. Soon, we will cross the Rhine and enter the magical city of Strasbourg, with its iconic Gothic cathedral and charming cobblestone streets. Strasbourg, with its rich history and vibrant culture, welcomes us with open arms. From the picturesque La Petite France district to the bustling Christmas market in Cathedral Square, every corner of the city overflows with charm and personality. Brief panoramic tour and continuation to Freiburg. Arrival and accommodation. Day 5 - Freiburg - Black Forest - Lindau - Munich (Thursday) The journey from Freiburg to Lindau is an adventure that takes us from the gentle hills of the Black Forest to the shores of the majestic Lake Constance, passing through picturesque villages and breathtaking landscapes. The world&#39;s first and largest cuckoo clock is located in Schonach Untertal and was built by clockmaker Josef Dold and his family over two years. Its mechanism measures 3.60 meters long, 3.10 meters high, and 1 meter deep. Made entirely of wood, it is a testament to the great craftsmanship and precise calculations employed in its construction. Fifty times larger than a typical cuckoo clock, it invites visitors to take a look inside. Continuing on to Lindau, a charming island town located on the southern shore of Lake Constance, with its picturesque harbor, cobblestone streets, and impressive historical architecture. A brief stop before continuing on to Munich, passing through the lush Allgäu region, known for its verdant meadows, dense forests, and traditional farmhouses adorned with flowers. Arrival and accommodation in Munich. Day 6 - Munich (Friday) Breakfast and scenic tour of the Bavarian capital, along the banks of the Isar River and at the northern base of the Alps. Among the highlights are the Cathedral of Our Lady, an austere late Gothic construction, the Gothic church of the Holy Spirit, and the churches of Saint Michael and Saint Nepomucene. Free afternoon and accommodation included. Day 7 - Munich - Neuschwanstein - Munich (Saturday) Breakfast and visit to Neuschwanstein Castle, built by King Ludwig II of Bavaria, better known by the nickname &quot;the Mad King&quot;. The building was inspired by the medieval castles of the Teutonic Knights, and its halls allude to myths, fables, and legends. Next, a visit to Linderhof Palace, the smallest of the three palaces built by Ludwig II of Bavaria, who intended to emulate the Palace of Versailles. In the afternoon, we went to Oberammergau, famous for its Passion of Christ, which dates back to 1633 and is staged every 10 years. Next, we also visited the Benedictine Abbey of Ettal, founded by the House of Wittelsbach. Accommodation in Munich. Day 8 - Munich - Neuschwanstein (Sunday) Breakfast and transfer to the airport. Planned hotels: Frankfurt: Maritim (4 stars) Heidelberg: Marriott (4 stars) Freiburg: Novotel Kongress (4 stars) Munich: Westin Grand (4 stars)

Experience the magic of Christmas on an unforgettable journey through the enchanting winter landscapes of Austria and Germany. For 9 days, discover the Christmas atmosphere of Vienna, Salzburg, Innsbruck, and Munich , passing through traditional markets, historic towns, palaces, and castles that seem straight out of a fairy tale. The experience begins in Vienna, where imperial architecture meets the lights, aromas, and traditions of the famous Christmas markets. The itinerary continues through Oberndorf and Salzburg, Mozart&#39;s city and birthplace of the traditional song &quot;Silent Night,&quot; before heading to Innsbruck, in the heart of Tyrol, with a visit to the fascinating Swarovski Crystal World. The trip also includes special moments in Bavaria, such as visits to the impressive Neuschwanstein Castle, Linderhof Palace, the charming Oberammergau region, and the Benedictine Abbey of Ettal. The tour ends in Munich, where you can visit one of Germany&#39;s most traditional Christmas markets. With accommodation in select hotels, transportation in modern buses, arrival and departure transfers, and accompaniment by experienced guides in Spanish and Portuguese , this itinerary combines comfort, organization , and authentic experiences so you can enjoy each destination with peace of mind . Duration : 9 days and 8 nights Departure city : Vienna Availability : December 4, 2026 Day 1 - Vienna (Friday): Arrival at Vienna airport and transfer with our driver to your hotel. In the evening, meet your fellow travelers for a typically Austrian welcome dinner at the famous Marchfelderhof restaurant, known beyond the country&#39;s borders. In this truly unique setting, you&#39;ll soon feel as if Empress Sissi herself were sitting next to you at the table. And, of course, drinks are included too. Day 2 - Vienna (Saturday): After breakfast, a scenic city tour offers an excellent overview of Vienna&#39;s many points of interest. The aroma of Christmas sweets, mulled wine, and toasted almonds fills the air. The old town and shopping streets are decorated with festive lights, bringing the Christmas spirit to the city. We will visit the gardens of the historic Belvedere Palace, the former summer residence of Prince Eugene of Savoy. We will enjoy the magnificent view of the city, immortalized by the artist Giovanni Antonio Canal in his paintings of Vienna. We will continue along the Ringstrasse, with its magnificent buildings, such as the State Opera, the Museum of Art History and Natural History, the Maria Theresa Monument, the Austrian Parliament, Vienna City Hall, the National Theatre and the Hofburg Palace, the seat of our federal president. We will stroll through the small, idyllic streets of Vienna&#39;s historic center and visit the interior of St. Stephen&#39;s Cathedral, the largest in the city. We will also pass by the Ankar Clock and the Jewish Quarter. Next, we will visit the most famous Christmas market with our guide, located in Rathausplatz. At the entrance to the Vienna Christmas Market, visitors are greeted by a one-meter-high arch adorned with candles. The traditional Christmas market offers Christmas gifts, Christmas tree ornaments, handicrafts, culinary delights, sweets, and hot drinks. The Christmas market also features a multi-story carousel (12 meters high) and a Christmas world in the park with a reindeer train, a nativity scene, a playhouse for children, and an ice skating rink. Would you like to listen to music after enjoying the Christmas atmosphere? In the afternoon, we offer the possibility of attending a classical music concert (not included). Day 3 - Vienna &gt; Oberndorf &gt; Salzburg (Sunday): Breakfast and departure for Salzburg. Before we arrive in Mozart&#39;s city, a very special experience awaits us. Who doesn&#39;t know the Christmas carol &quot;Silent Night&quot;? Few know that this song originated in Austria. &quot;Silent Night&quot; has been translated into more than 300 languages ​​and dialects, becoming one of the most popular Christmas carols in the world. Its first performance took place on December 24, 1818, at St. Nicholas Church in Oberndorf, near Salzburg. We visited the church and the Christmas market. Additionally, a special post office offered us the unique opportunity to send letters to our loved ones with special &quot;Silent Night&quot; stamps. Afterwards, we strolled through the Christmas market and enjoyed some local delicacies. Arrival in Salzburg and accommodation. Day 4 - Salzburg (Monday): Breakfast and a panoramic tour of the charming historic center, highlighting the house where Mozart was born, the Cathedral, and the Fortress. The tour ends with a visit to a Christmas market. The historic Salzburg Christmas Market, located in Domplatz and Residenzplatz, is one of the oldest and most beautiful Christmas markets in the world. Its unique location in the heart of Salzburg&#39;s UNESCO World Heritage Old Town, its traditional stalls, and its long history make the Salzburg Christmas Market very special. Free afternoon and accommodation included. Day 5 - Salzburg &gt; Swarovski &gt; Innsbury (Tuesday): Breakfast and transfer to Innsbruck, with a stop at the world of Swarovski crystals. Multimedia artist André Heller has created a unique, fantastical space that continues to provide incredible moments for visitors from all over the world. Cristal, in all its facets, surprises, delights, and even transforms its visitors. Continue to Innsbruck, arrive at the hotel and check in to your accommodation in Innsbruck. Day 6 - Innsbruck (Wednesday): Breakfast and visit to the city of Innsbruck. The capital of Tyrol, residence of the Habsburgs in the Middle Ages, also hosted the Winter Olympic Games twice. Our visit will take us past the Arch of Triumph, followed by the historic center with its medieval houses, where the famous Golden Roof stands out, as well as the Court Church, where the tomb of Emperor Maximilian I is located, surrounded by the famous giant black copper statues, and the Hofburg Palace. Continuing with a visit to our very special Christmas market in the old town. Surrounded by the medieval houses of Innsbruck&#39;s historic center, you can immerse yourself in what is probably the city&#39;s most traditional Christmas market. More than 70 rustic Christmas stalls adorn the festive Christmas tree. The aroma of almonds and kiahln, carefully carved nativity scenes and colorful felt hats: the Christmas market is pure folk art. To the sound of the band playing in the Golden Roof tower, you can experience all facets of the place: strolling through the enchanted alley or savoring mulled wine in the gardens of nearby guests. Accommodation in Innsbruck Day 7 - Innsbruck &gt; Neuschwanstein &gt; Munich (Thursday): Breakfast and visit to Neuschwanstein Castle, built by King Ludwig II of Bavaria, better known by the nickname &quot;the Mad King&quot;. The construction was inspired by the medieval castles of the Teutonic Knights, and its halls allude to myths, fables and legends. Next, a visit to Linderhof Palace, the smallest of the three palaces built by Ludwig II of Bavaria, who intended to emulate the Palace of Versailles. In the afternoon, we went to Oberammergau, famous for its Passion of Christ, a tradition that dates back to 1633 and is performed every 10 years. We also visited the Benedictine Abbey of Ettal, founded by the House of Wittelsbach. On the way to Munich. Arrival and accommodation in Munich. Day 8 - Munich (Friday): Breakfast and panoramic tour of the Bavarian capital, on the banks of the Isar River, highlighting the Cathedral of Our Lady, an austere late Gothic construction, the Gothic Church of the Holy Spirit, and the Church of St. Michael and St. Nepomucene. A visit to the famous Marienplatz market. This traditional market, with roots dating back to the 14th century, is considered the most beautiful of Munich&#39;s Christmas markets. With the romantic backdrop of the neo-Gothic Marienplatz town hall, this city enchants with its old Bavarian charm and invites you to savor everything with all your senses. You will also find here the largest nativity scene market in Germany. Accommodation in Munich. Day 9 - Munich (Saturday): Breakfast, transfer to the airport, and end of our services. planned hotels Vienna: Lindner am Belvedere — 4 stars Salzburg: Pullman Budapest — 4.8 stars Munich: Westin Grand — 4.4 stars * Innsbruck: AC By Marriott — 4.4 stars

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