For your added comfort, a Meet & Greet assistant will be waiting for you outside of airport customs, holding a sign with your name on it. They will help you to co-ordinate meeting up with your private driver and accompany you to your accommodation.

Meet your private driver and vehicle for the airport transfer in Paris, coordinated in advance.

Note: Driver may not speak English.

A Welcome Package will be provided and will include any relevant documents or tickets required for your trip.

Optional (Not Included):

Tonight, we recommend discovering a highlight of the buzzing gastronomic scene of Paris while admiring majestic views from renowned Michelin star restaurant Le Jules Verne, located on the second floor of the Eiffel Tower. A true gastronomic delight, Le Jules Verne offers exquisite French haute cuisine helmed by chef Frederic Anton, a three-star Michelin chef and master of the epicurean experience. Indulge in a 5 or 7 course tasting menu, where the theme of "Extraordinary Voyages" will delight every palate. Please note, advance online reservations are required to secure a table, and a per person dinner fee is pre-charged onto the cardholder of the reservation.

Meet your private driver for a transfer to Port en Bessin. The approximate travel time is 3 hours.

Step back into history on a captivating full-day tour to Normandy's hallowed D-Day Beaches, where the valor of the Allies during World War II comes to life. June 6, 1944, etched into history as "The Longest Day," is a saga of courage and sacrifice that traces across these iconic shores. Depart from your hotel and embark on a journey through time. First, visit Arromanches, and witness the astonishing remains of the artificial harbor, an ingenious feat of engineering from the Second World War. This site is also home to the D-Day Landing Museum, a repository of remarkable stories and artifacts. Next, your expedition takes you to Omaha Beach, a place etched in history as the site of the most intense fighting during World War II, vividly portrayed in the opening scenes of Steven Spielberg's acclaimed film, "Saving Private Ryan." Here, some 34,000 soldiers from the 1st, 2nd, and 29th Infantry Divisions stormed the beach on D-Day, confronting formidable anti-tank and anti-landing craft obstacles. A poignant finale awaits just over a mile west, at the American Military Cemetery. This serene expanse is the resting place of 9,386 American heroes, their sacrifice a testament to freedom. You can pay homage at the graves of 307 unknown soldiers or visit the final resting sites of more renowned figures, like the Niland brothers, whose remarkable story inspired Spielberg's cinematic masterpiece.

Embark on a profound full-day expedition, immersing yourself in the pivotal World War II sites where American forces scripted history. Your pilgrimage through hallowed grounds begins at Sainte Mere L'Eglise, the place where more than 16,000 paratroopers made their daring descent on "The Longest Day" to reinforce the seaborne landings. Next, journey to Utah Beach, the very first beach secured by the Allies during the early hours of Operation Overlord. Known for its light casualties and led by the legendary Theodore Roosevelt Jr. this site carries profound historical weight. At La Madeleine, which served as the nerve center for the Utah landings, explore the remnants of German bunkers and a treasure trove of Allied equipment. The next chapter in this journey brings you to Pointe du Hoc, where a formidable German heavy artillery battery posed a significant threat to both Utah Beach in the west and Omaha Beach in the east, where American troops were poised to land. The capture of Pointe du Hoc was a grueling struggle, resulting in significant casualties for the valiant 2nd Battalion. Concluding this solemn expedition is La Cambe, originally one of several temporary American cemeteries. It now stands as the serene resting place for over 21,000 German soldiers who sacrificed their lives following Hitler's command to "Never Retreat, Never Surrender." This journey is a testament to bravery and a reflection on the enduring legacy of the US forces in World War II.

Meet your private driver for a transfer to Paris. Approximate travel time is 3.5 hours.

Board a flight in Paris with service to Berlin. The flight duration is approximately 1 hour and 45 minutes.

Please note this flight segment is not included and must be purchased separately.

Meet your private driver and vehicle for an airport transfer. If you are first arriving to the airport, please note that your driver will meet you in the Arrivals Hall after you exit the luggage carousel area.

A Welcome Package with a copy of your itinerary, tickets (if relevant), and any other information that we deem you may find useful, will be provided to you in destination.

For your added comfort, an English speaking assistant will be waiting for you at the hotel lobby. This representative will help you to check-in and walk you through the welcome package documents, your itinerary and answer any questions you may have.

In the afternoon, enjoy some time on your own to relax.

Spend part of the evening in one of Berlin’s more polished drinking spots, whether that means a refined cocktail in a stylish bar or a slower glass of wine in a more intimate setting. Bellboy and Vox Bar bring a sleek, urban mood to the night, while Weinberg Weinhandlung and La Cantine d’Augusta offer a calmer, wine-led atmosphere for lingering over a bottle or a thoughtful pour. Your Destination Expert will be happy to guide you toward the option that best fits the evening. Any visit is enjoyed independently, with drinks, food, and transportation settled directly.

Gain an understanding of Berlin's troubled and turbulent past on a half day tour focusing on World War II, accompanied by a private guide. Discover the last days of the Third Reich and the site of Hitler's underground bunker, learn about the atrocities of the Holocaust, and uncover Berlin's history during the war. Berlin’s unique history defined the 20th century like no other city. A booming turn-of-the-century metropolis left destitute by the First World War, Berlin led the way in avant-garde art, music and literature throughout the Golden Twenties before Hitler’s rise to power in 1933 made the city the infamous capital of the Third Reich. Divided for occupation by the Allies after World War II, Berlin became the last frontier and flashpoint of the Cold War, symbolized by the jagged scar of the Berlin Wall cutting through the center of the city.

Enjoy one of Berlin’s most acclaimed dining experiences at Michelin-Starred Rutz, where inventive German fine dining is shaped by precision, originality, and an exceptional wine program in Berlin Mitte. Seasonal tasting menus bring together highly refined technique with a distinctly modern expression of regional flavors. Your Destination Expert will gladly arrange a reservation, with the bill settled at the restaurant.

Just outside the city limits stands a stark reminder of the worst days in the history of Berlin: Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp. Built in 1936 by slave laborers, Sachsenhausen became the model that other camps would follow. Many of the guards posted at other concentration camps were trained at this site. By the end of WWII, tens of thousands of people had been slain at Sachsenhausen, and the survivors haunted for life by experiencing the gruesome crimes against humanity committed against them by the SS guards. This tragic history continued from 1945 to 1950, when the new Communist occupiers secretly followed in the footsteps of the Nazis, using the camp to detain political enemies. During this time, 12,000 perished from malnutrition and disease. Visiting the Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp Memorial is one of the most important things you can do on your visit to Berlin. While here, the story of Sachsenhausen is told with the sensitivity needed to examine how something as horrible as the Holocaust could have ever happened.

Travel comfortably with a private transfer between your hotel and the train station in Berlin.

Settle in for a transfer by high-speed train from Berlin to Munich. Approximate travel time is four hours.

Enjoy a private transfer between your hotel and the train station.

Enjoy a more contemporary side of Bavarian cuisine at Schwarzreiter, set inside Hotel Vier Jahreszeiten Kempinski, where regional ingredients and modern technique come together in an elegant setting. Your Destination Expert can arrange a reservation on request, with the meal paid directly at the restaurant.

Not even a century ago, Munich held the ominous title of Hauptstadt der Bewegung, the Capital of the Nazi Movement. Known to Allied Supreme Commander General Eisenhower as “the cradle of the Nazi beast,” Munich was the birthplace of the Nazi Party and its headquarters. On today's private walking tour, journey through Munich’s dark history with your knowledgeable English-speaking guide. Explore the beer halls where fanatics first gathered, the streets where Hitler and his followers fought for power, and the sites that hosted his first major speeches. While much of central Munich was devastated by Allied bombing, many Nazi-era buildings remain, standing alongside memorials to those who bravely opposed Nazi ideology.

A Third Reich stronghold positioned atop of a mountain summit overlooking Obersalzberg, The Eagle’s Nest was frequently used by the Nazis in the first half of the 20th century. Today, visit this storied complex on a privately guided tour. Following a pick-up from your hotel in Munich, leave the city limits behind and transfer to Berchtesgaden. Continue your experience as you take a special bus and elevator carved into rock that brings you up to the Eagle’s Nest. Explore this site unscathed by bombings of the Allied Forces during World War II and feel a connection with this sorrowful chapter of human history. Upon the conclusion of your visit you will be privately transferred back to Munich.

Experience the grandeur of Nuremberg, a city steeped in history, art, and culture, and one that played a pivotal role in shaping the modern world. Once a leading city of the Holy Roman Empire, Nuremberg boasts incredible medieval architecture and an impressive collection of buildings and churches. Despite suffering heavy bombings during WWII, the city has been scrupulously reconstructed, preserving its rich heritage for visitors to enjoy. Set out with your local private guide for a walking tour of the beautifully reconstructed old town. Take a somber visit the past as you see former NS party rally grounds and the site of the NÜrnberg Trials, where the world witnessed the trial of WWII's major war criminals. In addition to Nuremberg's historical significance, the city still has its historic walls, a unique feature that sets it apart from most other cities of its size. Explore this remarkable feature and delve deeper into Nuremberg's fascinating history before returning to Munich.

A private transfer between your hotel and Munich Airport is provided. If you are first arriving to the airport, please note that your driver will meet you in the Arrivals Hall after you exit the luggage carousel area.

In the heart of Saint-Germain-des-PrÉs, the Aubusson Hotel boasts the sheer ambiance with its historic elegance. This genuine townhouse is located in a short walk from many exceptional cultural and historic sites, the Louvre and Orsay Museums, Ile de la Cite and Notre-Dame, the Sorbonne and the Latin Quarter, Luxembourg Gardens, and the Odeon Theatre. This 17th-century stately home the origins of which date back to the 17th century has been entirely re-designed to meet the requirements of the modern-day traveler and reflects a unique atmosphere of Saint-Germain-des-PrÉs. All of the suites are decadently designed with attention to detail, with some even featuring the original structural beams and canopied four-poster beds. All of the suites are spacious and offer an array of modern amenities. Dining at the Aubusson Hotel is a sure treat, from the hot breakfast buffet served beneath the towering salon ceiling to the friendly staff and elegant atmosphere of the renowned CafÉ Laurent, all within the footsteps of your room. A pleasing room service menu is also made available for guests. In the morning and afternoon hours, guests are sure to enjoy the serenity of the hotel’s inner courtyard, with its faint echoes of the onsite babbling water feature. On those brisk Parisian evenings, guests can enjoy the cozy comforts of the Grand Salon, featuring antique furniture, genuine Aubusson tapestries, and a classic stone fireplace.

An elegant hideaway set in Port en Bessin in the Normandy countryside, Chateau La Cheneviere is a gracious 18th-century chateau surrounded by delightful gardens and parkland. The atmosphere at Chateau La Cheneviere is that of an English country house combined with French style. The chateau features 29 luxurious rooms, including 3 suites with infinite charm. Every room boasts a lovely garden view, while the entire propery reflects casual country charm. Relax by the heated outdoor pool; take advantage of the onsite tennis court, sip local wines at the bar, and savor gastronomic cuisine reflecting the flavors of Normandy. Other exciting onsite features include 12 hectares of landscaped gardens, a jogging trail, croquet greens, rose gardens and most importantly- the Chef’s vegetable garden.

Hotel Adlon Kempinski, located in the heart of the vibrant city of Berlin, offers an extensive range of five-star services to ensure your visit to the Germany capital is a trip to remember. Choose to stay in one of the elegant guest rooms or pick from 13 different suite types, each affording beautiful views of Berlin. As well as an extensive spa offering, the hotel has two stylish bars and three refined restaurants for guests to enjoy. For exclusive comfort, outstanding service and a range of culinary delights, you’re invited to enjoy the Adlon Kempinski, located at the Pariser Platz, within a stone’s throw of the Brandenburg Gate.

The exquisite Bayerischer Hof hotel is situated in the heart of Munich’s historic center only a mere stone’s throw away from away a number of important cultural sites and landmarks. This property features a number of luxurious rooms and suites all individually designed in various styles and boasting top-class amenities. Gastronomic pleasure awaits guests of the Bayerischer Hof as the property features a number of unique restaurants and bars, all in which offer guests local specialties and internationally renowned favorites. Recreational amenities at the Bayerischer Hof include the Blue Spa wellness and health center, a beauty oasis and top-notch entertainment.