Germany

 Wander through cobblestone streets, sip Bavarian brews, and uncover centuries of history in Munich’s charming old town—don’t just visit, experience it. 

 Visit one of the most popular and beautifulpalaces, the castle Neuschwanstein, that hasbeen built by King Ludwig II to retire from publiclife. Entrance to the castle is only possible as partof a guided tour at a fixed admission time. 

 Nuremberg has been a center of the Nazi party during the 3rdReich – among others they hold their party conferences from 1933-1938. The former Nazi Party Rally Grounds comprise the most significant relics of National Socialist architecture in Germany. 

 Soak in the festive charm of the Thurn Christmas Market—where twinkling lights, handmade gifts, and warm mulled wine bring the holidays to life.

 A two-hour coach ride will bring you to Salzburg — the city of music.  On arrival, marvel from afar at the fortress ‘Hohensalzburg’ high up on the hill. 

  A guided tour takes you through the abbot’s chambers, along the imperator’s walk, through the marble hall, the balconies and the library 

  The “Salonorchester Alt Wien”, one of the best-known interpreters of classical Viennese music, presents an evening full of Viennese charm with the lilting sound of waltzes, polkas, arias and duets, as well as operetta and piano concerto melodies 

 Take a stroll down the main street leading to the main square. In addition to the medieval town square in the historic old town, see baroque bourgeois family houses, the old cathedral with the Bruckner organ or the new cathedral. 

 Wander through Linz’s festive Christmas markets, where glowing lights, handcrafted gifts, and the sweet scent of roasted almonds fill the air with holiday cheer.  

  While it may take days or weeks to fully discover Vienna, this tour will introduce you to the most iconic sights the Austrian capital has to offer.