Grand Train Tour of Germany

A boat trip through the romantic Rhine Valley transports passengers into a picturesque world of rolling hills, historic castles and idyllic vineyards. As the gentle waves of the Rhine ripple, you can enjoy the spectacular scenery and immerse yourself in the fascinating history of the region, which is characterized by legendary tales and medieval traditions.

The Speicherstadt in Hamburg, an impressive UNESCO World Heritage Site, invites you to discover its fascinating architecture and rich history. With its narrow canals, historic brick buildings and unique warehouses, it offers an incomparable ambience characterized by maritime flair. On a stroll through the picturesque alleyways, visitors can also explore numerous museums, small boutiques and cozy cafés that invite you to linger.

The sparkling atmosphere in the port of Hamburg is unmistakable and attracts visitors from all over the world. With the constant coming and going of ships, the characteristic smell of the sea and fresh catch and the hustle and bustle of dock workers, you can feel the vibrant energy of this important trading center. 

The impressive glass dome of the Reichstag in Berlin is an absolute must-see for every visitor to the capital! This architectural highlight not only offers a breathtaking view over the city, but also symbolizes the transparency of German politics. During your visit, you can climb the dome via a spiral ramp and enjoy the fascinating views of the government district and Berlin's famous sights.

The Brandenburg Gate, Berlin's iconic landmark, is an absolute highlight for every visitor to the capital. With its majestic neoclassical architecture and the impressive quadriga on the roof, it attracts millions of travelers every year. The gate is not only a symbol of the reunification of Germany, but also a historical site that has witnessed many important events.

The bombastic Semperoper in Dresden is a masterpiece of architecture and a cultural jewel that inspires. With its magnificent façade and opulent interiors, it not only offers an impressive sight, but also a fascinating program of opera, ballet and concerts. 

The “Grünes Gewölbe” museum in Dresden is a unique experience for people interested in art and history. It houses one of the largest collections of treasures in Europe, including precious jewels, intricate goldsmith's work and impressive Baroque works of art. 

The Hofbräuhaus in Munich is legendary and attracts beer lovers and travelers from all over the world. A unique atmosphere awaits you here, characterized by traditional Bavarian hospitality, rustic wood panelling and a festive atmosphere. With a freshly tapped beer and hearty Bavarian specialties such as pretzels, white sausage and pork knuckle, you can enjoy the real Munich way of life.

The fairytale castle of Neuschwanstein is a breathtaking symbol of romance and fantasy and attracts millions of visitors every year. Perched majestically high on a hill in the Bavarian Alps, it offers spectacular views of the surrounding landscape. Inspired by the fairy tales of Richard Wagner, the castle captivates with its dreamlike architecture, ornate decorations and fairytale interiors.