ROMANTIC GERMANY
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Travel Germany and explore a land of fascinating history,
varied landscapes and diverse cultural traditions. Journey along both
Germany’s fabled Romantic Road and the scenic Black Forest High Road.
Immerse yourself in history in Heidelberg, Munich, Potsdam and Berlin.
Enjoy Weisbaden and Baden-Baden, both famous around the world for their
spas. From the Rhine River valley to the Black Forest to the mountains
of Bavaria, there is something exciting every day of this in-depth
two-week vacation in Romantic Germany.Day
1 – Arrive Frankfurt / Wiesbaden
Tour departs: 11:30 a.m. from Frankfurt’s Rhein-Main Airport. Welcome to Germany. Meet the traveling companions with whom you will share Romantic Germany at a welcome reception and dinner this evening at the Hotel Nassauer Hof Weisbaden, your home for the first two nights of your Germany travel adventure.
Meals: Lunch, dinner
Lodging: Hotel Nassauer Hof, Weisbaden, Germany
Day 2 – Cruise Along the River Rhine
Your Germany travel experience begins in the fabled Rhine River Valley. Explore Rüdesheim and enjoy a tasting of the local wines. Cruise down the Rhine to discover the legend of the Lorelei before disembarking at Boppard and returning to Weisbaden.
Meals: Breakfast, lunch
Lodging: Hotel Nassauer Hof, Weisbaden, Germany
Day 3 – Old-Fashioned Heidelberg to the Black Forest
A drive through the typical villages of the Bergstrasse reveals Germany’s pastoral agricultural area, leads through the mountains to Schriesheim and on to the fabled city of Heidelberg. This beautiful city boasts both Germany’s oldest university and a splendid medieval castle. Discover the castle during a walking tour before heading off into the Black Forest for a two-night stay at one of Germany’s premier spa resorts.
Meals: Breakfast, dinner
Lodging: Schlosshotel Bühlerhohe, Bühl, Germany
Day 4 – Take the Cure at Baden-Baden
Sometimes referred to as the gateway to the Black Forest, Baden-Baden is best known for its spas and therapeutic waters. Enjoy a walking tour before exploring more of this premier spa resort town on your own. Dine in an old mill beside a romantic brook in the Black Forest this evening.
Meals: Breakfast, dinner
Lodging: Schlosshotel Bühlerhohe, Bühl, Germany
Day 5 – Lakeside Magic En Route to Bavaria
Traverse the Black Forest High Road, one of the most scenic routes you'll find during your Germany travel. Enjoy lunch on the shores of Lake Constance, the largest lake in Germany, before continuing on through Friedrichshafen en route to Hohenschwangau.
Meals: Breakfast, lunch, dinner
Lodging: Hotel Müller, Hohenschwangau, Germany
Day 6 – Behold a Fairy-tale Castle
A visit to Neuschwanstein, King Ludwig’s fanciful, fairy-tale castle, is an essential part of all Germany travel. Travel to the castle in a horse-drawn carriage for a tour. Note: the carriage cannot travel all the way to the castle and you’ll walk a considerable distance to enter, but you’ll find it well worth the walk. Explore charming Oberammergau, home of the world-renowned Passion Play, on the way to Munich, the capital of Bavaria, as your Germany travel continues.
Meals: Breakfast, lunch, dinner
Lodging: Hotel Bayerischer Hof, Munich, Germany
Day 7 – Historic Treasures of Munich
The Residenz, winter palace of early royalty, the old town hall, and the elegant Maximilianstrasse are included on our sightseeing tour today. See many treasures of European art at the Alte Pinakothek, known for its fine collections. Journey to poignant Dachau or explore more of Munich on your own this afternoon.
Meals: Breakfast
Lodging: Hotel Bayerischer Hof, Munich, Germany
Day 8 – Drive the Romantic Road
A highlight of your Germany travel experience is a drive along the famous Romantic Road to historic, charming Rothenburg; visit the famous wooden altar carved by Tilmann Riemenschneider during a walking tour.
Meals: Breakfast, lunch
Lodging: Eisenhut Hotel, Rothenburg, Germany
Day 9 – Inspiration of the Ages in Weimar
Weimar is the birthplace of modern architecture following the famous Bauhaus movement. A walking tour introduces you to the city, whose famous residents have included Wolfgang von Goethe, Franz Liszt and Johann Sebastian Bach.
Meals: Breakfast, lunch, dinner
Lodging: Hotel Elephant, Weimar, Germany
Day 10 – Discover Dresden
While in Germany explore the city of Dresden, home to exquisite architecture and many artistic treasures. Although the city’s Royal Palace was virtually destroyed during World War II, extensive restoration and reconstruction have regained the splendor of its historic Baroque interior. During a private tour of the New Green Vault, you’ll be indulged with the discovery of the many art treasures from the Renaissance and Classicist periods that it showcases.
Meals: Breakfast, lunch, dinner
Lodging: Hilton Dresden, Germany
Day 11 – More memorable sights of Dresden
During a city sightseeing tour, visit Frauenkirche. One of the major churches of the German Protestant tradition, it was left in ruins by bombs during World War II; reconstruction efforts were completed in 2005. At the old royal stables, see The Procession of the Princes before continuing on to the neo-Renaissance Semperoper (opera house) and the Baroque Zwinger, home to five museums. Your afternoon is free to explore more of Dresden as you please.
Meals: Breakfast
Lodging: Hilton Dresden, Germany
Day 12 – Milestone of World War II and Intriguing Berlin
In Potsdam, visit the Cecilienhof Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage site where Truman, Churchill, and Stalin signed the Potsdam Treaty in 1945. Continue on to Berlin through Germany’s Brandenburg lake district, crossing Glienicke Bridge – famous as the place where spies were exchanged during the Cold War.
Meals: Breakfast, lunch, dinner
Lodging: The Westin Grand Berlin, Germany
Day 13 – Where East Once Met West
The history of this once-divided city is intriguing on many levels. Experience Berlin on a sightseeing tour including a lot of the city’s most famous landmarks. Although many historic buildings were destroyed during World War II, they have been restored or reconstructed. The Cold War era reveals itself at the Brandenburg Gate and Checkpoint Charlie. Explore some of Berlin’s world-class museums at your leisure. Say Auf Wiedersehen to your new friends at a farewell dinner as your Germany travel adventure comes to an end.
Meals: Breakfast, dinner
Lodging: The Westin Grand Berlin, Germany
Day 14 – Journey Home
Tour ends: Berlin’s Tegel Airport at 8:30 am. Those with flights at other times should make their own arrangements for transportation to the airport.
Meals: Breakfast
Night 1 & 2: Hotel Nassauer Hof Wiesbaden
Wiesbaden, Germany
The five-star elegant Hotel Nassauer Hof richly deserves the designation of Grand Hotel, superbly located in the center of sophisticated Wiesbaden. A member of “Leading Hotels of the World,” this historic hotel has been a residence of kings, princes and dukes for centuries – and is known for its culinary delights.
Night 3 & 4: Schlosshotel Bühlerhöhe
Bühl, Germany
Perched atop a mountain overlooking the Rhine River and the Black Forest, this grand, Baroque castle-style hotel is reputed to be one of the finest spa hotels in Germany, boasting its own spring water. Over the years, the hotel has been a favorite of many celebrities who seek the tranquility of its remote and beautiful landscapes.
Night 5: Hotel Müller
Hohenschwangau, Germany
The welcoming Hotel Müller is ideally situated at the end of the Romantic Road. Castle Hohenschwangau is just a 10-minute walk down a short footpath; Ludwig II’s fairy-tale castle, Neuschwanstein, is also just a short distance away. Today’s modern facilities incorporate the family-run hotel’s cozy atmosphere, proud tradition of service, and friendly hospitality, legendary since 1910.
Night 6 & 7: Hotel Bayerischer Hof
Munich, Germany
Hotel Bayerischer Hof is one of the world’s favorite hotels, located in the heart of Munich. Since opening its doors in 1841, the hotel’s stylish design and exacting standards have provided guests with the ultimate in elegant ambiance. The hotel is a member of “Leading Hotels of the World” and “Preferred Hotels & Resorts.”
Night 8: Eisenhut Hotel
Rothenburg, Germany
This historic and authentically atmospheric hotel occupies four medieval patrician houses in the center of this charming town. The museum-like quality of the décor has been appreciated by the likes of Winston Churchill and Shirley Temple. The Eisenhut Hotel was named one of the world’s 500 best hotels by the readers of Travel + Leisure in 2005.
Night 9: Hotel Elephant
Weimar, Germany
The charming Hotel Elephant has been a landmark rendezvous site for statesmen, intellectuals, artists and poets for over 300 years. Located on the historic marketplace in the heart of Weimar, all the most famous sights of this “city of the classics” are within walking distance. The hotel’s art collection, which includes works by Fretting, Baselitz and Elvira Bach, is a highlight.
Night 10 & 11: Hilton Dresden
Dresden, Germany
The Hilton Dresden is ideally located in the heart of this historic city, next to the famed Frauenkirche on Bruehl’s Terrace; the diverse museums of the world-renowned Zwinger and the Semper Opera House are nearby. Its lively, contemporary atmosphere ensures an enjoyable stay, including 10 restaurants / lounges.
Night 12 & 13: The Westin Grand Berlin
Berlin, Germany
The Westin Grand Berlin is well situated amidst the city’s most historic buildings and close to such famous landmarks as the Brandenburg Gate, Reichstag, Potsdamer Platz, and the Pergamon Museum. In a city where location is key, the excellent location of The Westin Grand Berlin is the perfect complement to its old-world charm and modern elegance.
Tour departs: 11:30 a.m. from Frankfurt’s Rhein-Main Airport. Welcome to Germany. Meet the traveling companions with whom you will share Romantic Germany at a welcome reception and dinner this evening at the Hotel Nassauer Hof Weisbaden, your home for the first two nights of your Germany travel adventure.
Meals: Lunch, dinner
Lodging: Hotel Nassauer Hof, Weisbaden, Germany
Day 2 – Cruise Along the River Rhine
Your Germany travel experience begins in the fabled Rhine River Valley. Explore Rüdesheim and enjoy a tasting of the local wines. Cruise down the Rhine to discover the legend of the Lorelei before disembarking at Boppard and returning to Weisbaden.
Meals: Breakfast, lunch
Lodging: Hotel Nassauer Hof, Weisbaden, Germany
Day 3 – Old-Fashioned Heidelberg to the Black Forest
A drive through the typical villages of the Bergstrasse reveals Germany’s pastoral agricultural area, leads through the mountains to Schriesheim and on to the fabled city of Heidelberg. This beautiful city boasts both Germany’s oldest university and a splendid medieval castle. Discover the castle during a walking tour before heading off into the Black Forest for a two-night stay at one of Germany’s premier spa resorts.
Meals: Breakfast, dinner
Lodging: Schlosshotel Bühlerhohe, Bühl, Germany
Day 4 – Take the Cure at Baden-Baden
Sometimes referred to as the gateway to the Black Forest, Baden-Baden is best known for its spas and therapeutic waters. Enjoy a walking tour before exploring more of this premier spa resort town on your own. Dine in an old mill beside a romantic brook in the Black Forest this evening.
Meals: Breakfast, dinner
Lodging: Schlosshotel Bühlerhohe, Bühl, Germany
Day 5 – Lakeside Magic En Route to Bavaria
Traverse the Black Forest High Road, one of the most scenic routes you'll find during your Germany travel. Enjoy lunch on the shores of Lake Constance, the largest lake in Germany, before continuing on through Friedrichshafen en route to Hohenschwangau.
Meals: Breakfast, lunch, dinner
Lodging: Hotel Müller, Hohenschwangau, Germany
Day 6 – Behold a Fairy-tale Castle
A visit to Neuschwanstein, King Ludwig’s fanciful, fairy-tale castle, is an essential part of all Germany travel. Travel to the castle in a horse-drawn carriage for a tour. Note: the carriage cannot travel all the way to the castle and you’ll walk a considerable distance to enter, but you’ll find it well worth the walk. Explore charming Oberammergau, home of the world-renowned Passion Play, on the way to Munich, the capital of Bavaria, as your Germany travel continues.
Meals: Breakfast, lunch, dinner
Lodging: Hotel Bayerischer Hof, Munich, Germany
Day 7 – Historic Treasures of Munich
The Residenz, winter palace of early royalty, the old town hall, and the elegant Maximilianstrasse are included on our sightseeing tour today. See many treasures of European art at the Alte Pinakothek, known for its fine collections. Journey to poignant Dachau or explore more of Munich on your own this afternoon.
Meals: Breakfast
Lodging: Hotel Bayerischer Hof, Munich, Germany
Day 8 – Drive the Romantic Road
A highlight of your Germany travel experience is a drive along the famous Romantic Road to historic, charming Rothenburg; visit the famous wooden altar carved by Tilmann Riemenschneider during a walking tour.
Meals: Breakfast, lunch
Lodging: Eisenhut Hotel, Rothenburg, Germany
Day 9 – Inspiration of the Ages in Weimar
Weimar is the birthplace of modern architecture following the famous Bauhaus movement. A walking tour introduces you to the city, whose famous residents have included Wolfgang von Goethe, Franz Liszt and Johann Sebastian Bach.
Meals: Breakfast, lunch, dinner
Lodging: Hotel Elephant, Weimar, Germany
Day 10 – Discover Dresden
While in Germany explore the city of Dresden, home to exquisite architecture and many artistic treasures. Although the city’s Royal Palace was virtually destroyed during World War II, extensive restoration and reconstruction have regained the splendor of its historic Baroque interior. During a private tour of the New Green Vault, you’ll be indulged with the discovery of the many art treasures from the Renaissance and Classicist periods that it showcases.
Meals: Breakfast, lunch, dinner
Lodging: Hilton Dresden, Germany
Day 11 – More memorable sights of Dresden
During a city sightseeing tour, visit Frauenkirche. One of the major churches of the German Protestant tradition, it was left in ruins by bombs during World War II; reconstruction efforts were completed in 2005. At the old royal stables, see The Procession of the Princes before continuing on to the neo-Renaissance Semperoper (opera house) and the Baroque Zwinger, home to five museums. Your afternoon is free to explore more of Dresden as you please.
Meals: Breakfast
Lodging: Hilton Dresden, Germany
Day 12 – Milestone of World War II and Intriguing Berlin
In Potsdam, visit the Cecilienhof Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage site where Truman, Churchill, and Stalin signed the Potsdam Treaty in 1945. Continue on to Berlin through Germany’s Brandenburg lake district, crossing Glienicke Bridge – famous as the place where spies were exchanged during the Cold War.
Meals: Breakfast, lunch, dinner
Lodging: The Westin Grand Berlin, Germany
Day 13 – Where East Once Met West
The history of this once-divided city is intriguing on many levels. Experience Berlin on a sightseeing tour including a lot of the city’s most famous landmarks. Although many historic buildings were destroyed during World War II, they have been restored or reconstructed. The Cold War era reveals itself at the Brandenburg Gate and Checkpoint Charlie. Explore some of Berlin’s world-class museums at your leisure. Say Auf Wiedersehen to your new friends at a farewell dinner as your Germany travel adventure comes to an end.
Meals: Breakfast, dinner
Lodging: The Westin Grand Berlin, Germany
Day 14 – Journey Home
Tour ends: Berlin’s Tegel Airport at 8:30 am. Those with flights at other times should make their own arrangements for transportation to the airport.
Meals: Breakfast
Night 1 & 2: Hotel Nassauer Hof Wiesbaden
Wiesbaden, Germany
The five-star elegant Hotel Nassauer Hof richly deserves the designation of Grand Hotel, superbly located in the center of sophisticated Wiesbaden. A member of “Leading Hotels of the World,” this historic hotel has been a residence of kings, princes and dukes for centuries – and is known for its culinary delights.
Night 3 & 4: Schlosshotel Bühlerhöhe
Bühl, Germany
Perched atop a mountain overlooking the Rhine River and the Black Forest, this grand, Baroque castle-style hotel is reputed to be one of the finest spa hotels in Germany, boasting its own spring water. Over the years, the hotel has been a favorite of many celebrities who seek the tranquility of its remote and beautiful landscapes.
Night 5: Hotel Müller
Hohenschwangau, Germany
The welcoming Hotel Müller is ideally situated at the end of the Romantic Road. Castle Hohenschwangau is just a 10-minute walk down a short footpath; Ludwig II’s fairy-tale castle, Neuschwanstein, is also just a short distance away. Today’s modern facilities incorporate the family-run hotel’s cozy atmosphere, proud tradition of service, and friendly hospitality, legendary since 1910.
Night 6 & 7: Hotel Bayerischer Hof
Munich, Germany
Hotel Bayerischer Hof is one of the world’s favorite hotels, located in the heart of Munich. Since opening its doors in 1841, the hotel’s stylish design and exacting standards have provided guests with the ultimate in elegant ambiance. The hotel is a member of “Leading Hotels of the World” and “Preferred Hotels & Resorts.”
Night 8: Eisenhut Hotel
Rothenburg, Germany
This historic and authentically atmospheric hotel occupies four medieval patrician houses in the center of this charming town. The museum-like quality of the décor has been appreciated by the likes of Winston Churchill and Shirley Temple. The Eisenhut Hotel was named one of the world’s 500 best hotels by the readers of Travel + Leisure in 2005.
Night 9: Hotel Elephant
Weimar, Germany
The charming Hotel Elephant has been a landmark rendezvous site for statesmen, intellectuals, artists and poets for over 300 years. Located on the historic marketplace in the heart of Weimar, all the most famous sights of this “city of the classics” are within walking distance. The hotel’s art collection, which includes works by Fretting, Baselitz and Elvira Bach, is a highlight.
Night 10 & 11: Hilton Dresden
Dresden, Germany
The Hilton Dresden is ideally located in the heart of this historic city, next to the famed Frauenkirche on Bruehl’s Terrace; the diverse museums of the world-renowned Zwinger and the Semper Opera House are nearby. Its lively, contemporary atmosphere ensures an enjoyable stay, including 10 restaurants / lounges.
Night 12 & 13: The Westin Grand Berlin
Berlin, Germany
The Westin Grand Berlin is well situated amidst the city’s most historic buildings and close to such famous landmarks as the Brandenburg Gate, Reichstag, Potsdamer Platz, and the Pergamon Museum. In a city where location is key, the excellent location of The Westin Grand Berlin is the perfect complement to its old-world charm and modern elegance.
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