Enjoy a guided look around Dresden's world-renowned opera house

Semperoper: German Guided Tour

Enjoy a guided tour of Dresden's old town and see its major landmarks

Dresden Old Town, Frauenkirche (Interior) & Zwinger: Guided Tour

Experience the dramatic story of Frauenkirche up close

Frauenkirche: Gallery Tour in German Ticket

Go on a time-traveling adventure in Dresden

Dresden: Guided Walking Tour in German

Go back in time to Baroque-era Dresden with virtual reality

TimeRide Dresden: Entry Ticket

Explore Dresden's historic opera house and take a guided Old Town tour

Semperoper & Dresden Old Town: German Guided Tour

Discover Dresden in style, including free guided tours around major monuments

Hop-on Hop-off Bus Dresden

Discover Dresden's secrets by lantern light with the Night Watchman!

Dresden by Lantern Light: Walking Tour with Mysterious Night Watchman

Explore one of the greatest treasure chests in Europe with a guide

Dresden Castle with New Green Vault: Guided Tour

Semperoper: English Guided Tour

Tour an opulent princely court from the 18th century and a famous opera house

New Green Vault & Semperoper: Guided Tour

A journey through space and time to discover Dresden through the ages!

TimeRide Dresden: Guided VR City Tour

See all the higlights of Dresden on top of a red double-decker bus

Dresden City Bus Tour

Semperoper + Dresden by Lantern Light: Walking Tour with Mysterious Night Watchman

New Green Vault & Semperoper + Old Town Frauenkirche Zwinger

Semperoper + Dresden Castle & New Green Vault

Dresden

Discover the magic of Christmas in Germany on a trip that combines historic cities, Christmas traditions, and some of the country&#39;s most famous markets. Over 7 days , explore enchanting destinations such as Frankfurt, Rothenburg ob der Tauber, Nuremberg, Dresden, and Berlin . Experience the medieval charm of Rothenburg ob der Tauber, visit Nuremberg&#39;s traditional Christkindlesmarkt, and discover the history of Dresden&#39;s Striezelmarkt, one of Germany&#39;s oldest Christmas markets. The experience also includes a themed visit to the production of Dresden&#39;s traditional Christstollen, a mulled wine tasting with gingerbread cookies, and a climb up the Berlin TV Tower, which offers spectacular views of the German capital. With transportation included throughout the trip , a bilingual Spanish-Portuguese guide , accommodation in selected hotels, and daily breakfast , this itinerary combines culture, history, and the true charm of a German winter. Duration: 7 days Availability: December 6, 2026 Itinerary: Day 1 - Frankfurt: Arrival at Frankfurt airport and transfer to the hotel. The rest of the day is free for you to enjoy. Frankfurt is the financial and commercial center of Germany. At this time of year, the city offers several Christmas markets. We recommend that you take advantage of your free time to visit Römerberg, Paulplatz, Mainkai, Hauptwache, and Friedrich-Stoltze-Platz. You can also use your stay in Frankfurt to visit the home of the famous German poet Goethe or go shopping on the famous shopping street &quot;Zeil&quot;. Day 2 - Frankfurt &gt; Rothenburg ob der Tauber &gt; Nuremberg: Departure from Frankfurt to Rothenburg ob der Tauber, the most beautiful city on the famous &quot;Romantic Road&quot;. Its narrow streets and old houses evoke the Middle Ages. Visit to the city and the Christmas market. In the afternoon, transfer to Nuremberg, a historically and culturally rich city with great charm, especially in winter. Nuremberg&#39;s Christmas market, the &quot;Christkindlesmarkt,&quot; is the most famous in Germany. With a history spanning almost 400 years, it attracts over two million visitors annually with its decorated stalls, crafts, and gastronomic delights such as Christmas sweets and Glühwein (mulled wine), among other regional specialties. Day 3 - Nuremberg &gt; Dresden: In the morning, we will take a tour of Nuremberg. During this tour, we will visit the old part of the city, where most of the monuments of tourist interest are located. Admire the castle, one of the most important imperial palaces of the Middle Ages. Its elevated position offers incredible views of the city. In the afternoon, transfer to Dresden. Dresden is one of Germany&#39;s main tourist centers, both for its geographical location on the banks of the Elbe River and as a gateway to Saxon Switzerland, as well as for its extraordinary architectural and artistic heritage. Day 4 - Dresden: In the morning, a special visit where you will learn all about Dresden&#39;s &quot;Christstollen&quot; (a typical Christmas sweet bread). Afterwards, a tour of the city. In the afternoon, visit the famous Christmas market &quot;Striezelmarkt&quot;. This market originated in 1434 with the permission of Prince-Elector Frederick II. The name &quot;Striezelmarkt&quot; derives from the small cake called &quot;Strutzel&quot; or &quot;Striezel&quot;, which is also a specialty of the city of Dresden. Day 5 - Dresden &gt; Berlin: In the morning, the journey continues to Berlin. The German capital is one of the most important and dynamic cities in Europe. Berlin captivates with its extraordinary variety of monuments and the richness of its cultural life. In the evening, a visit to the city&#39;s Christmas market. Day 6 - Berlin: In the morning, a spectacular climb to the TV tower awaits you, from where you can enjoy a wonderful view of the German capital. Next, you will get to know its most representative landmarks, such as Unter den Linden Avenue, the remains of the city wall, and the Brandenburg Gate. You will also be able to discover the more modern part of the city, such as the German Parliament and Potsdam Square. Free afternoon to explore Berlin on your own, allowing you to enjoy the charm of Christmas on the last day of your trip to Germany. Day 7 - Berlin: After breakfast, transfer to Berlin airport. Planned hotels: Frankfurt: Holiday Inn Frankfurt Alte Oper - 4 stars Nuremberg: Congress Hotel Mercure Nürnberg - 4 stars Dresden: Holiday Inn Dresden - Am Zwinger - 4 stars Berlin: Best Western Plus Plaza Berlin Kurfürstendamm - 4 stars

Christmas Markets - Germany

Discover the magic of Christmas in Germany on a trip that combines historic cities, Christmas traditions, and some of the country&#39;s most famous markets. Over 7 days, explore enchanting destinations such as Frankfurt, Rothenburg ob der Tauber, Nuremberg, Dresden, and Berlin. Experience the medieval charm of Rothenburg ob der Tauber, visit Nuremberg&#39;s traditional Christkindlesmarkt, and discover the history of Dresden&#39;s Striezelmarkt, one of Germany&#39;s oldest Christmas markets. The experience also includes a themed visit to the production of Dresden&#39;s traditional Christstollen, a mulled wine tasting with gingerbread cookies, and a climb up the Berlin TV Tower, which offers spectacular views of the German capital. With transportation included throughout the trip , a bilingual Spanish-Portuguese guide , accommodation in selected hotels, and daily breakfast , this itinerary combines culture, history, and the true charm of a German winter. Duration: 7 days Availability: November 23, 2026 - December 17, 2026 Itinerary: Day 1 - Frankfurt: Arrival at Frankfurt airport and transfer to the hotel. The rest of the day is free for you to enjoy. Frankfurt is the financial and commercial center of Germany. At this time of year, the city offers several Christmas markets. We recommend that you take advantage of your free time to visit Römerberg, Paulplatz, Mainkai, Hauptwache, and Friedrich-Stoltze-Platz. You can also use your stay in Frankfurt to visit the home of the famous German poet Goethe or go shopping on the famous shopping street &quot;Zeil&quot;. Day 2 - Frankfurt &gt; Rothenburg ob der Tauber &gt; Nuremberg: Departure from Frankfurt to Rothenburg ob der Tauber, the most beautiful city on the famous &quot;Romantic Road&quot;. Its narrow streets and old houses evoke the Middle Ages. Visit to the city and the Christmas market. In the afternoon, transfer to Nuremberg, a city rich in history and culture, with great charm, especially in winter. Nuremberg&#39;s Christmas market, the &quot;Christkindlesmarkt,&quot; is the most famous in Germany. With a history spanning almost 400 years, it attracts more than two million visitors annually with its decorated stalls, handicrafts, and gastronomic delights such as Christmas sweets and Glühwein (mulled wine), among other regional specialties. Day 3 - Nuremberg &gt; Dresden: In the morning, we will take a tour of Nuremberg. During this tour, we will visit the old part of the city, where most of the monuments of tourist interest are located. Admire the castle, one of the most important imperial palaces of the Middle Ages. Its elevated position offers incredible views of the city. In the afternoon, transfer to Dresden. Dresden is one of Germany&#39;s main tourist centers, both for its geographical location on the banks of the Elbe River and for being the gateway to Saxon Switzerland, as well as for its extraordinary architectural and artistic heritage. Day 4 - Dresden: In the morning, a special visit where you will learn all about Dresden&#39;s &quot;Christstollen&quot; (a typical Christmas sweet bread). Afterwards, a tour of the city. In the afternoon, visit the famous Christmas market &quot;Striezelmarkt&quot;. This market originated in 1434 with the permission of Prince-Elector Frederick II. The name &quot;Striezelmarkt&quot; derives from the small cake called &quot;Strutzel&quot; or &quot;Striezel&quot;, which is also a specialty of the city of Dresden. Day 5 - Dresden &gt; Berlin: In the morning, the journey continues to Berlin. The German capital is one of the most important and dynamic cities in Europe. Berlin captivates with its extraordinary variety of monuments and the richness of its cultural life. In the evening, a visit to the city&#39;s Christmas market. Day 6 - Berlin: In the morning, a spectacular climb to the TV tower awaits you, from where you can enjoy a wonderful view of the German capital. Next, you will get to know its most representative tourist attractions, such as Unter den Linden Avenue, the remains of the city wall, and the Brandenburg Gate. You will also be able to discover the more modern part of the city, such as the German Parliament and Potsdam Square. Free afternoon to explore Berlin on your own, allowing you to enjoy the charm of Christmas on the last day of your trip to Germany. Day 7 - Berlin: After breakfast, transfer to Berlin airport. Planned hotels: Frankfurt: Holiday Inn Frankfurt Alte Oper - 4 stars Nuremberg: Congress Hotel Mercure Nürnberg - 4 stars Dresden: Holiday Inn Dresden - Am Zwinger - 4 stars Berlin: Best Western Plus Plaza Berlin Kurfürstendamm - 4 stars

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