Highlights of Germany by Train Tour Package (10 Nights / 11 Days)

Departure after breakfast towards Cologne, a city known for its Gothic cathedral. Go to the train station at the scheduled time. At arrival, a vehicle will be waiting for you and will take you to the hotel. After registering, you can walk around downtown and visit the cathedral. In the afternoon we will suggest you to get on board a boat and enjoy the journey along the River Rhine (optional, not included on the price). Overnight (B).

After breakfast, departure by train to the city of Bremen, the capital of the federal state of the same name. Upon arrival, transfer to your hotel in a private vehicle. After the check-in at the Hotel, free time to see the city on your pace. Visit the main square with the huge statue of Roland, symbol of right and liberty. See also the four musicians ́ statue and learn about one of the famous german fairytales from the Grimm Brothers, known all over the world. Don ́t forget to hold the donkey ́s legs if you want your wishes come true. Overnight. (B)

Breakfast at the Hotel. Bremen is a commercial and industrial city with a major port o the river Wesser. Enjoy the morning scrlling around the city and also shopping in the fancy boutiques and department stores. In the afternoon our journey continues to Hamburg. We will pick you up at arrival and take you to the hotel. Accommodation. (B)

Breakfast at the hotel. Hamburg is the second largest city in Germany, situated on the river Elbe and the third largest port in Europe. Take a walking tour with us around the city and harbour. The visit includes the city hall and the grand church St. Michaelis and the Warehouse. Then we will go to the harbour promenade, where we will board a boat and make a harbour tour to see the movement inside Germany's largest port. The afternoon is at leisure for private activities. At night, you may visit a Musical (eg The Lion King or Tarzan, in German, not included in the price). (B)

After breakfast, depart for the Federal Capital of Germany. Once in Berlin, transfer on a private vehicle and accommodation at the Hotel. Berlin is the largest city in Germany. After the Second World War was divided into four districts shared by the Allies who took the administrative responsabilities for the city. Since 1961 divided through a wall and since 1989 unified again. Afternoon tour visiting the most important attractions, the Brandenburg Gate, the German Parliament (Reichstag), and the famous Kurfürstendamm. We will also have the chance to see part of the (in)famous wall. Time for shopping. The afternoon is at leisure. You can stroll through the old East Berlin, the Cathedral, the Town Hall and the TV tower for a panoramic view of the city or you can visit the Museum Island, specially the Egyptian Museum, where you will see the beautiful bust of Nefertete. With pleasure, we can suggest you some excursions, like the Concentration Camp of Sachsenhausen, blind witness of the horror of the second World War and the Nazi Regime. Overnight. (B)

Breakfast at the hotel. Today we will offer you a guided tour to the city of Potsdam, the capital of the State of Brandenburg, south from Berlin Center. Potsdam has several claims to national and international notability. In Germany, it had the status Windsor has in Britain because it was residence of Prussian kings and German Kaisers, until 1918. Around the city there are a series of interconnected lakes and unique cultural landmarks, in particular the parks and palaces of Sanssouci, the largest World Heritage Site in Germany, place that is included in our city tour. After visiting the park, return to Berlin. At night you can go for example to the Philharmonic or have drinks at Potsdam Square (Potsdamer Platz) or the Sony Center (not included) (B)

Breakfast at the hotel. In the morning we will head to the city of Dresden on a guided tour, in eastern Germany. Dresden has a long history as the capital and royal residence of the Electors and Kings of Saxony, who for centuries furnished the city with cultural and artistic splendor. The city was known as the Jewel Box, because of its baroque and rococo city center. We'll explore the immaculately restored Old Town including the famous Church of Our Lady (Frauenkirche), the Semper Opera House, the 'Balcony of Europe' - once Dresden's defensive rampart on the River Elbe, and the Zwinger medieval fortress - home to the Old Masters Collection featuring works by Raphael, Rembrandt, Rubens and more). Hear stories of Dresden at the medieval times, on to horrific wartime experiences, the Communist era and also discover the vibrant city of today - enjoy free time to visit the world class museums, relax on the waterfront, or stroll through the flea market. In the afternoon return to Berlin. Overnight. (B)

Breakfast. Departure towards Munich, the capital of the state of Bavaria. largest city in Germany, behind Berlin and Hamburg. Its native name, München, is derived from the Old High German Munichen, meaning "by the monks‘place". The city's name derives from the monks of the Benedictine order who founded the city; hence, the monk depicted on the city's coat of arms. Once in the city, transfer on private vehicle to your hotel. Later on, walk through the historic city center, including Karlstor Gate, the Cathedral of Munich (Frauenkirche), the Odeon Square and Marienplatz (Marien Square) where the city hall is located. (B)

After breakfast, leave the hotel on a guided tour to visit the most visited monument in Germany, the Neuschwannstein Palace. Departing from Munich, you’ll first visit Linderhof Castle, a French rococo-style castle inspired by Versailles itself and surrounded by immaculately manicured gardens. A quick shopping and photo stop in the charming village Oberammergau will recharge your batteries for the second half of your day. You’ll arrive at idyllic Neuschwanstein Castle around 1:00 p.m, where you’re free to enjoy approximately 4 hours to explore the castle. Wander through the scenic German countryside on your way to the legendary extravagance of the German castles Neuschwanstein and Linderhof. Known for their elaborate construction and world-famous architecture, these two extraordinary structures were dreamed up by Germany’s own Ludwig II, also known as the Swan King. You’ll soon find out why many believe Neuschwanstein inspired Disney’s storybook castles-get ready to feel like you’re living a real-life fairy tale. Hidden in the seclusion of the mountains, German King Ludwig II built two of his dream castles: Neuschwanstein and Linderhof. Both testify to the vision of Bavaria’s fairytale King. Return to Munich. Overnight. (B)

Breakfast at the Hotel. Before leaving the airport for your flight back home, we will have time to see the city again, go hopping or do another tour. We suggest you to visit Nymphenburg Castlle to complete your vision of Germany. After check-in at the airport, end of our services. (B)