Start your visit in the Old Town where you will come across timbered houses, cafes and cobblestone streets. Here, you will have a chance to see the Burg Monschau, a Castle that dates back to the 13th century.

You will visit the 18th century Rotes Haus (Red House), which is a very famous landmark. It was used as a lavish residence and corporate headquarters by the Scheibler family that was involved in textile production.

As we continue, you will walk by the Felsenkeller Brauhaus & Museum which is a 150 year old brewery containing collections of bottles and jugs from across the world.

Next, you will see the Rathaus (City Hall). It is built on the same location where a house existed as early as 1654.

Finish your visit in Monschau at the Senfmühle Monschau, which is a historic family owned mustard mill for more than 100 years.

we'll start in front of Aachen Cathedral to begin a two-hour tour of this spectacular German city that sits on the border with Belgium and the Netherlands.

The "City at the Crossroads" is probably one of the most beautiful cities in Europe. The historical roots of Strasbourg can be traced back to the times of the Roman Empire, when the city became the center of European commerce. Gutenberg also introduced the book printing. His statue can be found on the square of the same name.
Known for its attractions, such as the Gothic cathedral of Münster, Cathedral Square and the world-famous restaurant "Maison Kammerzell" Guy Pierre Baumanns, Strasbourg also invites to a boat trip on the idyllic Ill through the romantic area "Petite France".

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