Take the Romantic Road to Germany With a Private Sightseeing Tour

Neuschwanstein Castle is a 19th-century fantastic castle, situated on a rugged hill close to Füssen. Ludwig II of Bavaria commissioned the palace as a retreat and also as homage to Richard Wagner.

You can take a private tour of this beautiful Castle - the model for the great Disney castle!!

This place is one of the top iconic structures in Germany.Olympia Park is located in Munich and is a massive complex that was originally built for the Olympic Games in 1972.

The building is topped by the most extensive roof on earth, which extends to more than 700,000 feet.

There is a nice restaurant here and guided private tours of the Olympia Park is pretty impressive.

Also nearby is the BMW Museum, which is also a beautiful place to have an outstanding experience.

Berlin

1 Berlin, one of the fascinating cultural capitals of the world. Here, there are large public buildings, beautiful museums and theatres, urban restaurants, crowded bars and smoky nightclubs that beat the heart of Germany.  To explore Berlin, with a private walking tour from Alexanderplatz to the Brandenburg Gate. Nearby, the Cultural Forum, a group of museums and concert halls located in the south-east of the zoo. The same applies to the Museum Island.

Dresden

2 In Dresden, visitors can explore the treasures and mega architectural buildings, which are situated by the famous Elbe River. After the war that led to the destruction of most of most of the cities beautiful structures, the city was completely rebuilt, and today Dresden is one of the most beautiful towns, with the best nightlife spots for young people. A definite place to visit when in Germany.

Frankfurt

3 Frankfurt has the richest collection of museums throughout the country. The Städel have contained many masterpieces and a collection of world-class arts, which ranges from the Renaissance to the 20th century. Also, take a private tour of the Museum of Modern Art and enjoy a world-class collection. The Frankfurt music scene includes jazz musicians of very high level who are great to listen to in venues at night.

Munich

4 Munich is a small and friendly mixture of complicated elegance and restraint city; that has more theatres than any other German city. Also, the city has wonderful museums and beautiful parks to offer - and of course a few thousand beer cellars! At the German Museum, the largest museum of science and technology in the world, the numerous hands-on exhibits and the many demos from mining to Astronomy. Guided tours available.

Lubeck

5 The magnificent medieval city of Luebeck located in the northern German state, Schleswig-Holstein, was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Although it is easily accessible from Hamburg, off the beaten path, Lubeck can be a quiet alternative to the most spectacular sights found in the further south. The historic center was heavily damaged by bombing in World War II, but was gently restored and regained its old stately splendor.

Rheintal

6 One of the most romantic places is the Rheintal located between Mainz and Koblenz, which is full of fertile vineyards on the steep slopes, numerous impressive castles, and dreamy villages. Every little village celebrates at least one wine festival every year. The most famous is the Rheintal in Flames, a number of parties, in which water, lighting, and fireworks combine to give people the best experiences.

Oktoberfest

7 The earth’s largest two-week beer festival that is usually filled with giant steins and huge pretzels. Visitors who went there for some days reported having the best time of their life. During the celebration of this great festival, you can raise a glass while singing some German beer songs and also you can buy some lederhosen. This festival celebration is something everybody must experience. Really amazing! Fabulous guided tours available !

Black Forest

8 The black forest is Located close to the French border. This stunning is named “The Black Forest” because of the presence of the dark green pine trees in the region. There are several miles of hiking trails, which are great for exploration.Visitors can spend some time in towns, well-known for their typical German food and cuckoo clocks. The Black Forest is a really beautiful place, and it is best seen in the fall.

Trier

9 Popularly known as the oldest German town in the country. Trier has about 2000-year-old history, and was known to be home to six Roman emperors and also contains several significant ancient ruins. The Black Gate being the most outstanding example is an iconic structure that was a part city walls once. Moselle river valley is nested to this place. Also, picturesque Trier is crowned with pastoral villages and myriad vineyards on a private tour.

Schloss Colditz

10 Schloss Colditz was originally constructed to be a Renaissance palace, this beautiful structure as a quite interesting history. According to history, it’s been a, a poorhouse, hunting lodge and also a big mental hospital. It is generally well-known for being a prison. Also, present in the palace is a museum, where visitors can explore with custom and escorted private tours of Germany. Can be seen with a guided private tour.