Day 1 (Travel To Germany):

Upon arrival in Munich, Germany, you will be met by your friendly local guide who will assist you in the transfer to your hotel

Day 2 (Munich City Tour):

After breakfast, you will take a city tour with a local guide to discover the major and most beautiful sights of Munich. The tour will include King’s Square with its three temple buildings in the classical Greek style, the Pinakotheken Art Museums, the Hall of Generals, Prinzregenten Street lined by the House of Arts, the Bavarian National Museum, and the Angel of Peace monument, the elegant buildings and shops along Maximilian Street, the Maximilianeum, the National Opera House, the Royal Palace, Marienplatz Square, and the medieval city gates. You will also stop at the traditional Viktualienmarkt, an open air food market with colourful outdoor stalls that takes place daily in the square in the centre of Munich.

The afternoon will be free to spend at your leisure. Your guide will be delighted to suggest some activities to suit your interests.

Day 3 (Salzburg):

After breakfast, travel by coach to the picturesque city of Salzburg, the birthplace of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Enjoy a guided walking tour of the city while also taking in some of the views of the Eastern Alps.

The afternoon can be enjoyed at your own pace to stroll the charming alleys or visit some of Salzburg’s churches, or simply relax in one of Salzburg’s traditional cafes before taking your coach back to Munich.

Day 4 (Strasbourg):

Following breakfast, you will be transferred to Munich Central Station for your train ride to Karlsruhe. This train journey brings you through the northern Black Forest’s charming countryside. Upon arrival in Karlsruhe, you will be transferred by coach to your hotel in Strasbourg.

Day 5 (Alsace):

This morning, let’s cross the Rhine River and explore the French region of Alsace. First, we’ll start the day with a walking tour of Strasbourg’s old medieval town. Located on a river island named ”Grande ile”, Strasbourg city centre is UNESCO World Heritage Site, characterized by its half-timbered houses, and cobbled stone streets, dominated by the Gothic architecture of its Cathedral.

This afternoon, we’ll discover more with a walking tour of Colmar, a storybook town that seems straight out of a fairy tale, with its well-preserved medieval architecture, colourful half-timbered houses, and cobblestone streets. Known as the ”Little Venice of Alsace”, due to its canals that wind through the town, Colmar is also a great place to spot storks, depending on the season, so, look up and try to spot their nests on the roofs and chimneys of houses.

Day 6 (Baden-Baden, Black Forest & Lake Mummelsee):

After breakfast, travel by coach to the world famous spa town of Baden-Baden, reputed for its salt- and radon-rich thermal hot springs. Enjoy a guided walking tour of Baden-Baden’s highlights including the Kurhaus, Augusta Square, the Colonnades, and Lichtental Alley.

In the afternoon, embark on a scenic drive along the Black Forest Ridgeway, offering spectacular views of the Black Forest and its unparalleled richness of natural scenery. Your final stop is the idyllic Lake Mummelsee, which is one of the few cirque lakes in the Black Forest remaining from the ice age. Due to its unusual location and beautiful natural setting, many tales featuring water nymphs, and an underwater king grew up around this legendary lake. Here, you can buy some traditional Black Forest souvenirs such as the cuckoo clock or enjoy a piece of the famous Black Forest cake.

Day 7 (Freiburg):

After breakfast, travel by coach to the vibrant university city of Freiburg, situated at the foot of the Black Forest’s wooded slopes and vineyards, for a guided walking tour of the city centre. Freiburg, also known as the ”Jewel of the Black Forest”, is home to one of Germany’s oldest universities and a Gothic sandstone cathedral. Be captured by its medieval old town, charming gabled town houses, cobblestone lanes, and cafe-rimmed plazas.

On the way back to Strasbourg, we’ll make a stop for food and wine tasting. Let’s experience more with some Alsatian specialities such as choucroute, flammekurche, and the region’s renowned wines, including Riesling and Gewurztraminer.

Day 8 (Return Home):

Time to say ‘auf Wiedersehen’ to Germany. Transfer from your hotel, with guide assistance, for your return flight home.