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.

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

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.

Enjoy a lively Bavarian meal near the Platzl at Ayinger am Platzl, where Munich favorites such as weisswurst, roast pork, freshwater fish, and Ayinger draft beer give the experience a classic local feel. Your Destination Expert will be happy to arrange a reservation, with the meal settled directly at the restaurant.

Explore the soul of Munich during a private walking tour through the city's picturesque old town. Join your private guide for an intimate exploration of the city's most captivating tales. Traverse the cobblestone streets and uncover the events that have shaped Munich's destiny, from royal scandals that resonated globally to grand international celebrations that marked pivotal moments in its rich tapestry. Take a leisurely break to explore the bustling cafes and iconic beer halls for which Munich is renowned. Your guide, a connoisseur of local delights, stands ready to offer recommendations or share insider tips upon your request. For those fortunate enough to visit during Oktoberfest, today's walking tour can be easily customized to explore this world-renowned celebration.

Soak up the magic of the season with a visit to dazzling Munich Christmas markets. Munich has one of the oldest and most traditional Christmas markets. The most well-known market is Christkindlmarkt the "market of Child Jesus" located in Marienplatz, the central square in Munich. The magical atmosphere of Christmas combined with the colors of the traditional markets dates back to the 14th century. Live music is performed on the balcony of the town hall daily during the Christmas market. Just a short walk away is the Fair of Nativity, possibly one of the largest in Germany. In addition to this famous market, every quarter of the city has its own market for you to explore.

Travel from Munich to Nuremberg along Germany’s Romantic Road, passing rolling farmland, storybook villages, and some of Bavaria’s most picturesque landscapes. Pause in Dinkelsbuhl and take in views of Harburg Castle before continuing to Rothenburg ob der Tauber, one of Germany’s best-preserved medieval towns. Walk among intact defensive walls, towers, and historic lanes as Rothenburg’s history is brought into focus. During free time, you may browse local shops or visit the Christmas Museum or Museum of Medieval Criminal Justice independently before continuing to Nuremberg. Entrance fees not included.

Step into a storybook setting at Hexenhaeusle, a historic half-timbered house near the castle, where Franconian favorites such as Nuremberg bratwurst and pork shoulder are served with plenty of local character. Your Destination Expert will be happy to arrange a reservation, with the meal settled directly at the restaurant.

Discover the historic charm of Nuremberg on a private walking tour led by an expert English-speaking guide. Step into the city’s rich medieval heritage as you explore the Old Town, a well-preserved gem adorned with architectural wonders. Marvel at the impressive Nuremberg Castle, a symbol of the city’s medieval strength, and visit ornate fountains, ancient wells, and the revered city churches. Each stop unveils Nuremberg’s artistic treasures and storied past, while your guide shares insights into the city’s journey from a medieval stronghold to its vibrant, cosmopolitan present.

It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas! The enticing smells of mulled wine and rum punch, roasted almonds, Nuremberg bratwurst and gingerbread fill the air. And it’s not only tiny tots who will have their eyes all a-glow as the Nuremberg Christkind appears on the balcony of the Church of Our Lady to open the holiday season. Friday before the first Sunday in Advent is the day it all begins as she opens the world-famous Nuremberg Christkindlesmarkt. From then until Christmas Eve, the "little town of wood and cloth" will shine in the heart of Nuremberg’s Old Town and turn it into “Christmas City”. More than 180 market stands – all decorated for Christmas with fresh greens and lights – invite you to enjoy traditional Christmas ornaments of all shapes and sizes, the local gold-foil angel, “ZwetschgenmÄnnle” made of prunes, toys and games and delicious holiday treats to eat and drink. Come and experience this one-of-a-kind atmosphere and enjoy the magic of the Nuremberg Christmas Market!

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

Settle in for a transfer by train from Nuremberg to Dresden. Approximate travel time is four hours and 30 minutes.

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

Dresden’s residents love their Striezelmarkt. Since 1434, the market has preserved its distinctive character despite a few changes. The world’s largest Erzgebirge step pyramid, which made its way into the Guinness Book of World Records in 1999, is 14.62 meters tall and can be seen far and wide. More than 2.5 million people visit the romantic Altmarkt Square every year. The market’s name comes from Stollen, the well-known Christmas bread, which is also known as "Striezel" in Middle High German. Every year, the traditional "Stollen festival" is celebrated in honor of this delicacy. Every year, the ceremonial first slice of the giant Stollen at the Striezelmarkt is followed by a Stollen procession through the Baroque Old Town. Today, visitors can expect a varied assortment of culinary delicacies and traditional products. The folk art of the Erzgebirge region is an essential feature – loving craftsmanship produces miniature pyramids, RÄuchermÄnner ("smoking men") and other small figurines. Another symbol of Dresden is the "Pflaumentoffel". These good-luck charms, made of dried plums, represent the little boys who cleaned the chimneys.

Baroque with elements of Rococo, Dresden was for some time known as the “Jewel Box” of Germany due to its remarkable architecture. Here, kings and monarchs commissioned some of the most impressive buildings to grace the European continent, resulting in a city-scape that leaves many in awe. Following the controversial Allied bombing of the city in World War II, much of the city was rebuilt, restoring the Zwinger and Semper Opera to their original grandeur. Today, explore the Dresden’s historic city center alongside your private guide to gain an intimate understanding of and appreciation for this incredible city. In addition to the Zwinger and Semper Opera, pass by the river banks of the Elbe river and visit Dresden’s Church of Our Lady.

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

Settle in for a transfer by train from Dresden to Berlin. Approximate travel time is two hours.

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

Discover Berlin’s landmarks and sites of interest on an encompassing and informative panoramic tour of the German capital. Covering the city’s turbulent past and bright future, you’ll visit the iconic Brandenburg Gate and Reichstag, visit Checkpoint Charlie, formerly the most prominent border crossing between East and West Berlin, the Gendarmenmarkt, a historic market square that is host to an impressive array of striking architecture, the famed Unter den Linden boulevard, the East Side Gallery, a stretch of the Berlin Wall that has been repurposed as an open-air gallery, and Charlottenburg Palace, the largest palace in the city. Accompanying you as you explore Berlin on this four hour tour will be an experienced driver-guide with an intimate and in-depth knowledge of the city, ready and able to answer your questions and to tailor the experience to meet your goals.

The baroque Charlottenburg Palace is a sumptuous backdrop for this Christmas market in City West. An elaborate light installation bathes the market, the palace, the trees and decorative fence of the palace in a romantic glow. The pivotal point of the market is a pyramid in front of the palace's main entrance. Wood huts and marquees, decorated entirely with natural materials, provide a festive atmosphere and offer not only a wide range of crafts but also an impressive selection of culinary choices. In addition to the traditional Christmas market stalls selling hot chestnuts, crepes, many hotels and restaurants from Berlin and Brandenburg offer fine dining in heated tents. A visit to the Christmas market in front of Charlottenburg Palace is wonderfully combined with a tour of the palace or a leisurely walk through its garden.

Not only thanks to its location between FranzÖsischer Dom and Deutscher Dom is the Christmas market at Gendarmenmarkt one of the most atmospheric in the city. The market offers a large range of handmade goods crafted by artisans, Christmas foods, and entertainment. In the market's large crafts tent, visitors can look wood carvers, belt makers, dressmakers, comb makers and other craftspeople over the shoulder. Not far away, talented graphic artists, photographers, stonemasons and painters display their works. Culinary offerings at the Gendarmenmarkt Christmas market range from unusual snacks to gourmet menus and traditional Christmas delicacies. Jugglers, fire-eaters, choirs and classical, jazz or Gospel ensembles provide a varied entertainment programs on each market day.

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.

Founded in 1890, Eden Hotel Wolff is one of the leading properties in Munich. The hotel is conveniently located in the city center, opposite to the main train station and is within walking distance to all of central Munich's exciting sights and shopping areas. Offering a variety of uniquely designed guestrooms whose flair and cozy elegance allow you to relax after a busy day, a modern but elegant atmosphere prevails. All guestrooms include air conditioning, complimentary Wi Fi access, and a flat screen television. For an excellent dining experience, head to Peter & Wolff Restaurant - found on-site - where you can enjoy seasonal dishes prepared using the freshest local produce.

The NH Collection Nuremburg City is close to the heart of the old town. With a number of museums and historical sites nearby, as well as the main train station, it is the perfect base for leisure travelers. The hotel’s 244 rooms are decorated in a comfortable, contemporary style. Start the day the right way with a breakfast buffet offering an inspiring range of tastes, including traditional German sausages and lighter dishes. The restaurant serves delicious burgers and steaks, sourced from local butchers during lunch and dinner services. A sauna and fitness studio is available for guests looking to stay in shape while exploring this historic city.

NH Collection Dresden Altmarkt Hotel is located the heart of Dresden’s historic old town. Its convenient location makes it the ideal base for all visitors to enjoy the city’s sights and culture. The hotel’s 240 elegant and modern rooms feature views of the Altmarkt or the Kreuzkirche church. Guests can dine in the hotel restaurant and enjoy cocktails in the trendy on-site bar, which also features a cigar lounge. For relaxation, take advantage of the hotels wellness area with steam bath, rain showers and sun terrace.

Nestled in the historic Gendarmenmarkt area on FranzÖsische Straße, the Titanic Gendarmenmarkt Berlin fuses classic charm and contemporary flair. Boasting 208 elegantly appointed rooms and suites, guests can indulge in tranquility amid the vibrant cityscape. The hotel's expansive Befine Sports & Spa enclave, complete with a cutting-edge gym and an authentic Turkish hamam, provides a serene escape from the urban hustle. For epicurean delights, patrons can relish in the sophisticated ambiance of The Schinkel Bar, an esteemed cocktail destination accentuated by live musical performances. Meanwhile, the lively Beef Grill Club restaurant offers a delightful fusion of steakhouse excellence and haute cuisine.