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Discover the charming Science City. A town both nationally and internationally important in science and in the research field, which has even inspired the famous tale of Frankenstein’s Monster in its castle. See the outstanding building designed by the world-renowned architect Friedensreich Hundertw

For any lovers of sumptuous baroque architecture, Fulda is the town to be! Immerse yourselves in this important architectural urban ensemble, walk its streets and admire the former houses of high-ranking court officers or recollect in one of Fulda's historic churches and religious reliquaries. Admir

Cochem is often referred to as the pearl of River Mosel for its romantic atmosphere and scenic views. Cochem was also once an Imperial estate, and was once besieged and occupied by the french. King Louis XIV burned down the original castle and conquered the city, which led to a lengthy reconstructio

Lüneburg is a small town of 70,000 inhabitants which offers a contrast between medieval charm of the architecture of the city, great pubs for the nowadays students and a salty story. Situated on the Elba River this is a town that is old enough to show that history has passed here. Over 1000 years ol

Setúbal is a thriving port town, famed for its globally acclaimed Moscatel wine. Admire the 15th-century Monastery of Jesus, decorated with stonework in the traditional maritime-themed style of the Renaissance Manueline era. It's worth taking a stroll through the squares in the pedestrian street

Cottbus offers not only a journey back into medieval times but also one into a green oasis, considered one of the greenest cities in Germany. Every small town has its charm but Cottbus, the second-largest city in Brandenburg, with the river Spree crossing the city can be considered a real gem. Disco

Coburg was an important aristocratic town, thanks to the dukes who once lived there. Over four centuries the Dukes of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha married into the royal families of several European countries like Belgium, Bulgaria, Portugal, and most prominently, Great Britain. Until the early 20th centur

Enjoy this picturesque village, which was formerly a Free Imperial City of the Holy Roman Empire. Learn about the city’s history and see its medieval wall and towers. Be enchanted by one of the most beautiful cities of the Romantic Road. Admire its colorful and well-preserved architecture. Let yours

Discover the charming Science City. A town both nationally and internationally important in science and in the research field, which has even inspired the famous tale of Frankenstein’s Monster in its castle. See the outstanding building designed by the world-renowned architect Friedensreich Hundertw

From the capital of Bavaria to one of the oldest cities in Germany: Augsburg. Discover the roots of the Bavarian countryside with the company of your professional private guide while on your way to this ancient city. Augsburg proudly flaunts its over 2000 years of history. Discover the past and pres

Excursion from Munich, the capital of Bavaria to Nuremberg, the second-largest city of Bavaria, is well worth undertaking. Travel with your professional private guide through the countryside of Bavaria and learn all about what makes the largest state of Germany tick. Nuremberg is much more than Thir

Leave from the capital of the state of Bavaria to the majestic city of Regensburg via train, to enjoy the sprawling views from the Bavarian countryside while your professional guide fills in the details. Discover its origins that can be traced back to when the Romans established Castle Regina, the “

Nuremberg is a favourite destination for food lovers. Get ready for your culinary adventure not only by eating and drinking, but by thrilling all five senses. Discover the city's most popular traditional food: the Nuremberg bratwurst, first documented in the 14th century in the city that today is an

Frankfurt is commonly described as the birthplace of German democracy. In the wake of the French revolution of 1848, which sparked numerous revolts in the German Federation, the majority of German principalities either relinquished power or offered to share it with elected representatives of the peo

The capital of Liechtenstein lies along the shores of the Rhine river and has only a bit less than 6 thousand residents. Its history is carved into every building reminding of the Holy Roman Empire. The secluded mountainside castle was built in the height of the Middle Ages, towering since then over

This picturesque fishing port on the west coast of Istria has much to offer. The town was originally an island. During the 18th century, it was connected to the mainland by filling in the channel. last few decades, Rovinj has become one of the most famous tourist destinations in Croatia attracting l

Trieste is a charming seaport city also referred to as “Vienna by the sea”. The city’s main squares are decked with imposing Neoclassical buildings, and the Grand Canal, packed with open-air cafés. This is a witness to the fact that, just like Venice and its lagoon, this city also had an outstanding

Pilsen is known as the beer capital of the Czech Republic, undoubtedly well-known for the world’s first and arguably best blond lager beer, specializing in bottom-fermented beer since 1842. We all know it as Pilsner beer, and it is the most reproduced type of beer in the world today. Besides the fam

Welcome to Brno, a Czech city known for its architectural heritage. It is one of the most interesting cities in the country, with its stunning architecture, long history, and many green recreational areas. Follow us to discover the old town, make a wish at Parnas Fountain, the baroque architectural

The Residenz palace was the home of the Bavarian rulers from 1508 until the First World War. Its jaw-dropping treasures and attires of the Wittelbachs' wealth over the centuries can be seen at this palace museum. See the apartment of the Electress’ Henriette Adelaide, daughter-in-law of Max I, Papal