Western Germany & The Black Forest

First Night, First Beers

When in Munich, drink as the locals do. Munich has undoubtedly earned its title as “Beer Capital of the World,” so what could be a better activity for your first night than going to one of its famed beer halls or beer gardens, meeting locals, and hearing their stories? If you’re teetotal or raucous beer halls aren’t your thing, you can take a nice walk along Neuhauser Strasse, followed by the Kaufingerstrasse, leading to the city’s most famous square, the Marienplatz, with its magnificent city hall, the Neues Rathaus.

Munich City Group Walking Tour

Munich has a lot to offer when it comes to history, culture, art and of course, beer. Explore this magnificent city during your walking tour and get involved in the daily life of the locals as well. During your tour you will see the most important historical sights, the busiest streets and the most amazing beer halls too, all whilst learning about the rich history of the city.

Beautiful Machines

If you love cars or want to approach Munich from a different perspective, we recommend immersing yourself in all things BMW. With its campus in a suburb of the city featuring a museum, a car plant, and BMW World (BMW Welt), this museum offers a unique, interactive presentation of the brand's history. With around 125 automobiles, motorcycles, and engines on display, BMW World is the grand location for car handover presentations and possibly the largest BMW showroom in the world. We recommend taking the English-language tour, which starts every day at 2:00 PM.

Baden-Baden Private Walking Tour

On this 90-minute tour, you will discover the different districts in the heart of Baden-Baden and see the city's highlights. Along the way, you will experience Baden's spa district, the world-famous casino, the old town, and Museum Mile. There is an opportunity to stand on Florentine Hill in the shadow of Baden's 17th-century castle and enjoy beautiful views of the old market square and the hills of the Black Forest around you. Afterward, you will visit the outside of the Roman-Irish Friedrichsbad and the Caracalla thermal bath. This walking tour will explain the unique history of Baden-Baden, the European capital of lifestyle culture.

Black Forest Private Day Trip

On this day trip, you will explore the charming Black Forest, starting from Baden-Baden and passing through Offenburg and the Kinzig Valley. Discover picturesque villages like Gengenbach and Gutach, where you can visit a glass factory and a reconstructed Black Forest village. Experience the natural beauty of Triberg's waterfall and the unique charm of the House of the 1000 Cuckoo Clocks before returning via Schramberg, Schiltach, and Freudenstadt.

Caracalla Group Spa Time with Entrance Tickets

Heidelberg Old Town and Castle Private Tour

Heidelberg's historic Old Town has much more to offer than just the iconic Alte Brucke ("Old Bridge"), charming alleyways, and stunning views of one of Germany's most famous castles. Here, picturesque squares connect like pearls on a string, with locals and visitors from around the world gathering in cozy cafes, lively pubs, and exploring the city's museums and theaters. Take a guided tour to fully experience the heart of Heidelberg and discover its hidden treasures.

Grape Day Pfalz & Alsace Small Group Tour

Prepare to be pleasantly surprised as you embark on this leisurely eight-hour journey into the heart of German wine country. Delve into the fascinating world of German winemaking, where you'll uncover the secrets behind the production of exceptional local wines and indulge in tastings of delectable regional products. Immerse yourself in the picturesque countryside scenery as you explore the vibrant wine region alongside an expert guide, offering a firsthand experience of Germany's rich viticultural heritage and the opportunity to sample renowned wines that reflect the essence of the land.

Frankfurt Private Walking Tour

Discover Frankfurt's famed highlights and hidden gems most tourists never find. From Frankfurt's beautiful old opera house, St. Paul's Church, and the stock exchange, through to the cathedral and the beautifully reconstructed new "Old Town," you will get a comprehensive overview of the city's architecture, history and culture. There is even the chance to sample one of the local markets and try the local apple juices, apple wine and white wines from the Rhine region.