Germany Tours and Trips

Germany Tours and Trips

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With 16 seperate states - each with their own unique customs, sights and cuisine - Germany is a cultural travellers delight! Get to know the country’s many varieties of sausages on a food tour, or do a beer tasting. Explore its complicated history and diverse modern life in the metropolises of Munich, Berlin and Frankfurt. Nature lovers will find some great hiking trails outside the cities. View our Germany tours below.

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Top 10 Things To Do in Munich
Top 10 Things To Do in Munich
Munich undoubtedly ranks as one of Europe’s most intriguing destinations. It presents a fascinating contrast of history and modernity and is a place where proud traditions are juxtaposed with a forward-looking outlook, making it one of Europe’s most important centres for cutting-edge technology and development. Munich, considered as one of the best cities in Germany, is filled with many interesting attractions for visitors. If you’re planning a trip to this stop-worthy city, then keep reading for our recommendations of ten of the best things to do in Munich, in no particular order.
Rheinsteig Hiking Trail: The Ultimate Guide
Rheinsteig Hiking Trail: The Ultimate Guide
One of the most rewarding hikes in Germany, the Rheinsteig trail is a 320-kilometre-long route that stretches from Bonn to Wiesbaden. Most of it is elevated, running alongside the beautiful River Rhine. The landscape is rich and diverse, featuring luscious woodlands, sloping vineyards and the ever-meandering river.
Eifelsteig Hiking Trail: All You Need to Know
Eifelsteig Hiking Trail: All You Need to Know
The Eifelsteig hiking trail in Germany travels a distance of 313 km, along which it successfully manages to pack in the very best of German landscape of the Eifel mountains. Stretching from the rustic city of Aachen in the north to the Roman town of Trier in the south, this trail features all kinds of eye-appealing sceneries — from the picture-book countryside just outside Kornelimünster to mesmerizing crater lakes in Daun to high moorland and volcanic rocks of the Eifel National Park. Due to its dynamic and ever-diverse backdrop, the Eifelsteig is considered one of the best hiking trails in Germany.
Heidschnuckenweg: The Most Beautiful Hiking Trail in Germany
Heidschnuckenweg: The Most Beautiful Hiking Trail in Germany
Heidschnuckenweg is a 223 km long hiking trail in Germany that stretches from the Hanseatic City of Hamburg to the charming town of Celle in Lower Saxony of Germany. It features a whopping number of small and large heaths, pastoral scenery and breathtaking views that extend for miles on end across heather-blanketed landscapes. Known for being an easier hike as compared to the Rheinsteig or the Eifelsteig, Heidschnuckenweg is dubbed as the most ‘beautiful hiking trail in Germany’ and was awarded the Quality Trail Wanderbares Deutschland award from the German Hiking Association for the second time in 2015. Due to the variety of landscape and ease, the trail remains a popular choice for hikers of all levels.
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Sheila S. | Traveled in November

I had a wonderful time with this tour. I felt that we covered a lot of the places and its historical significance. Our tour guide Jovanka was excellent and she took care of us and our group. We started with Berlin, Germany whose history about its Nazi ideology, and ended with Poland where the Nazi ideology was implemented. I also love the fairytale city of Prague, the classical Vienna and the luminous Budapest.

Janice D. | Traveled in November

Pedro was an excellent guide - very efficient, organized and patient. He was well versed in the area and helpful with whatever needs we had. We were unable to do the incline in Switzerland, which I had already paid … (need a $$credit) due to the weather. I am terrible with surveys, but it was wonderful having him for the entire tour, including the extension in Vienna!

Suzanne B. | Traveled in November

Cynthia was a wonderful tour guide and happy to share her knowledge with us to have the best experience possible. Would definitely choose Collette again. We felt safe in another country and enjoyed all the sites. The only thing I suggest are in regards to the restraints: I would suggest for future trips to have a way to remind people with a list, email, or text for everyone to refresh themselves of their choice, Choosing meals a day or two in advance and on the bus can be a hurried decision that people may need to think about longer or people forgot what they chose and resulted in several meals resulting in meals being mixed up and eating what they didn’t choose. It would enhance the meal experience. Neither my husband or I would have chosen soup and were looking forward to a fresh salad and we both got the opposite main meal we had chosen. 1. The restraunt in Bern -I would not choose to eat French fries in 4 star restraunt and overall didn’t care for the presentation of the heavy cream sauce on the fries and steak. The fries were also overcooked and looked like a filler food. For an expensive meal I would have preferred a healthier vegetable. 2. The restraunt chosen for our last evening- we sat down and inquired if an alcoholic drink was included with the meal and was responded with a rude, snippy comment from the server that we would have discussed this prior with the tour guide. This started the evening off uncomfortable due to the aggressive server. Overall excellent tour. Thank you. Suzanne B

Kenneth L. | Traveled in November

Whirlwind tour of incredibly spectacular cities, each of which I could easily have spent a great deal more time in. We went on every optional experience offered and weren't disappointed in any way. The hotels were wonderful, the food delicious and the sights, unforgettable. Our tour director and bus drivers were extremely knowledgeable and attentive. I would highly recommend this trip.

Gregg Wilder | Traveled in November
Highly recommend

Jirka was a great guide. No issues, made the trip fun, took care of everything without a hiccup. The hotels and locations we stopped at were all in great shape and were a pleasant stay. Highly recommend

Julie B. | Traveled in November

Thoroughly enjoyed this tour- visited beautiful cities, told fantastic historical facts and saw amazing buildings. There were wonderful options were great- I was impressed overall. The accommodation faultless, the coach clean and I loved the professional way everything was coordinated. This tour was my 4th one and look forward to travelling again to visit the Bohemian places.

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Germany Tours - Highlights and Travel Trips

Known for its fine beer, fast cars and picturesque cities, Germany is situated in the midst of mainland Europe, making it the ultimate location to get a good wholesome taste of the European culture in one go. Germany is one of a kind with its ability to offer something to everyone from travelers looking for lush sceneries, foodies, music lovers and culture enthusiasts to business travelers looking for a bit of sophistication.

Germany is also a country of celebration – and we are not only referring to Octoberfest! From film festivals to art fairs to fashion events to spontaneous dancing in the city streets, there will always be an event for you to attend during your trip to Germany. This country is rich with historical value and has blended itself into modernity perfectly in a way travelers can experience the old school glamour of culture while enjoying contemporary comfort. The historic Berlin Wall, Neuschwanstein castle which seems right out of a fairy tale, Cologne Cathedral, the stunning Rügen Cliffs by the sea are only a few of the many tourist attractions in Germany.

Tour Highlights

  • Discover German and world culture on Berlin’s Museum Island
  • Experience a real life fairytale at Neuschwanstein Castle
  • Drink some of the world’s best beer at Oktoberfest
  • Take in Munich’s orange-coloured rooftops from the Church of St. Peter
  • Reflect on Germany’s history at the Dachau Concentration Camp memorial site
  • Visit the Bavarian storybook village of Rothenburg ob der Tauber

Travel Tips

  • Germany has some great public transportation. Buses, trains and trams are reliable and generally inexpensive, but make sure you validate your tickets to avoid getting slapped with a huge fine.
  • Public bathrooms in Germany tend to cost money. Always carry some coin with you and expect to pay around 30 euro cents to use the toilet - even in a chain restaurant.
  • Germans are very formal and reserved. They expect punctuality and politeness, and it is always advised to address them using their formal titles like Herr and Frau during your holiday in Germany.
  • Trying one German sausage is simply not enough! Most German cities, like Nuremberg and Frankfurt, have their own types of sausage - be sure to try them all.
  • Sundays are for relaxing in Germany. Be prepared for most grocery stores and other shops to be closed.
  • ‘Sparkling’ (carbonated) water is far more popular in Germany than still water. It’s an acquired taste, so be sure to make the distinction when ordering at a restaurant.

Germany has seasonal weather so please do check up on best time to visit Germany before planning your tour.

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