German Metropolis Deluxe

After breakfast, set off for Limburg, a charming city nestled on the banks of the Lahn River. Explore its well-preserved old town and visit the iconic St. Georg Cathedral, a splendid example of late Romanesque architecture. Continue your journey to Cologne, renowned for its Gothic cathedral. After checking into your hotel, enjoy a relaxing boat cruise on the romantic Rhine River, followed by a visit to the cathedral.

After breakfast, embark on a guided walking tour of Hamburg, a city renowned for its impressive port. Visit the city hall, the grand St. Michaelis Church, and the Warehouse. Later, enjoy a boat tour of the harbour, offering a glimpse into the bustling activities of Germany's largest port. In the evening, you have the option to watch a musical (not included in the tour price).

Spend the day exploring the old East Berlin. Visit the Berlin Cathedral, the Town Hall, and the TV tower for a panoramic view of the city. The afternoon is free for you to explore at your leisure. You might want to visit the Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp, a grim reminder of World War II, or the Egyptian Museum. In the evening, consider attending a performance at the Philharmonic or enjoying drinks at Potsdam Square or the Sony Center (not included).

Today, you'll visit Potsdam, the capital of the State of Brandenburg. Known for its series of interconnected lakes and cultural landmarks, Potsdam was the residence of Prussian Kings and German Kaisers until 1918. Explore the parks and palaces of Sanssouci, the largest World Heritage Site in Germany. Return to Berlin in the late afternoon.

Head to Dresden, a city known for its baroque and rococo city center. Once the royal residence of the Electors and Kings of Saxony, Dresden is often referred to as the Jewel Box. After checking into your hotel, take a walk through the city center, visiting the Dresden Cathedral, the Old Castle, the Fürstenszug, and the Semper Opera.

Today, you'll travel to Erfurt, the capital of Thuringia. Visit the Cathedral, the Church of San Severino, the Augustinian Convent, and the Petersberg Citadel. Continue to Weimar, a city known for its cultural and historical significance. It was here that Germany's first democratic constitution was signed, giving its name to the Weimar Republic period in German politics.