You will be offered a private transfer from your hotel to Munich Airport. When you arrive at the airport, your driver will meet you in the Arrivals Hall, right after you leave the luggage carousel area.

To make your stay even more comfortable, there will be an English speaking assistant waiting for you at the hotel lobby. This representative will assist you with the check-in process, go over the welcome package documents, your itinerary, and address any questions you may have.

You will receive a Welcome Package that contains all the necessary documents and tickets for your trip.

Embark on a private guided tour through Munich's old town, delving into its 850-year-old history and visiting notable landmarks. From royal scandals to international celebrations, Munich has a rich and diverse past. Your knowledgeable guide will uncover the city's secrets and offer recommendations for exploring its bustling cafes and famous beer halls. If you're visiting during Oktoberfest, the tour can be customized to showcase the festivities.

Experience the enchantment of Munich's Christmas markets, including the renowned Christkindlmarkt in Marienplatz, which has been a tradition since the 14th century. Enjoy live music performances on the town hall balcony and explore the Fair of Nativity, one of Germany's largest markets. Don't miss the opportunity to visit the various quarter markets spread throughout the city.

Experience a private transfer from Munich to Nuremberg along the famous Romantic Road. Capture memories of Harburg Castle and take a break in the charming town of Dinkelsbühl. Journey through Bavarian countryside to reach Rothenburg ob der Tauber, a medieval town with a well-preserved center. Discover the town's history on a guided tour and visit attractions such as the Christmas Museum and the Museum of Medieval Criminal Justice. Enjoy free time in the afternoon to explore and shop.

Discover the charm of Nuremberg with a 3-hour walking tour led by an English speaking guide. Learn about the city's history, including the castle, fountains, wells, churches, and art treasures. Get a taste of the city's vibrant past and cosmopolitan present. Please note that entrance fees are not included.

Get into the Christmas spirit as Nuremberg transforms into a festive wonderland. Indulge in the delightful scents of mulled wine, rum punch, roasted almonds, bratwurst, and gingerbread. The Nuremberg Christkind will make an appearance at the Church of Our Lady, signaling the start of the holiday season. The world-famous Nuremberg Christkindlesmarkt opens on the Friday before the first Sunday in Advent and lasts until Christmas Eve. Explore the "little town of wood and cloth" in the heart of Nuremberg's Old Town, where over 180 market stands adorned with fresh greens and lights await. Discover traditional Christmas ornaments, the local gold-foil angel, prune-made "Zwetschgenmännle," toys, games, and mouthwatering holiday treats. Immerse yourself in the enchanting atmosphere of the Nuremberg Christmas Market and experience its magic.

A professional driver will provide a private transfer between your hotel and the train station in Nuremberg. The transfer by train from Nuremberg to Dresden will take approximately four hours and 30 minutes. In Dresden, a private transfer between your hotel and the train station will be provided.

Dresden’s Striezelmarkt has been cherished by residents since 1434. Despite some changes, the market has maintained its distinctive character. The world’s largest Erzgebirge step pyramid, standing at 14.62 meters tall, can be seen from afar and was recorded in the Guinness Book of World Records in 1999. Altmarkt Square, a romantic destination, attracts over 2.5 million visitors each year. The market's name is derived from Stollen, a famous Christmas bread known as "Striezel" in Middle High German. To honor this delicacy, the traditional "Stollen festival" is celebrated annually. The festival begins with the ceremonial first slice of the giant Stollen at the Striezelmarkt, followed by a Stollen procession through the Baroque Old Town. Visitors can enjoy a diverse selection of culinary delights and traditional products, including the beloved folk art of the Erzgebirge region. Skilled craftsmen create miniature pyramids, Räuchermänner ("smoking men"), and other small figurines. Another iconic symbol of Dresden is the "Pflaumentoffel," which are good-luck charms made from dried plums and represent the chimney-sweeping little boys.

Dresden, known as the "Jewel Box" of Germany, boasts stunning Baroque and Rococo architecture. The city's impressive buildings were commissioned by kings and monarchs, creating a breathtaking cityscape. After World War II, the Zwinger and Semper Opera were restored to their original glory. With a private guide, explore Dresden's historic city center to truly appreciate this remarkable city. Alongside the Zwinger and Semper Opera, visit the Elbe river banks and the Church of Our Lady. This walking tour combines historical insights with art and architectural appreciation for an inspiring experience.

A private transfer is provided between your Dresden hotel and the train station. The transfer by train from Dresden to Berlin takes approximately two hours. In Berlin, you will be privately transferred between your hotel and the train station with a professional driver. Explore Berlin's landmarks and sites of interest on a comprehensive panoramic tour. This four-hour tour covers the city's past and future, including the Brandenburg Gate, Reichstag, Checkpoint Charlie, Gendarmenmarkt, Unter den Linden boulevard, East Side Gallery, and Charlottenburg Palace. An experienced local guide will accompany you, providing in-depth knowledge and tailoring the experience to your goals.

The Christmas market in City West takes place in the baroque Charlottenburg Palace. The market is illuminated by a beautiful light installation and features a pyramid as its focal point. The market offers a festive atmosphere with wooden huts and marquees decorated with natural materials. Visitors can enjoy a wide range of crafts and culinary choices, including traditional Christmas market stalls and fine dining options from hotels and restaurants. A visit to the market can be combined with a tour of the palace or a leisurely walk through its garden.

The Christmas market at Gendarmenmarkt is known for its atmospheric location between Französischer Dom and Deutscher Dom. The market offers handmade goods, Christmas foods, and entertainment. Visitors can observe various artisans such as wood carvers, belt makers, dressmakers, and comb makers in the large crafts tent. Nearby, graphic artists, photographers, stonemasons, and painters display their works. The market also offers a variety of culinary options, from unusual snacks to gourmet menus and traditional Christmas delicacies. Entertainment is provided by jugglers, fire-eaters, choirs, and classical, jazz, or Gospel ensembles on each market day.

When you arrive at the airport, your private driver and vehicle will be waiting for you in the Arrivals Hall. Please keep in mind that if it is your first time at the airport, your driver will meet you after you leave the luggage carousel area.