Germany and Poland 2021

Arrive in Epernay, Champagne Region – Visit the Champagne House, explore, and have a meal at the restaurant. Visit to Champagne House and Meal included

Arrive in Saarburg, Germany (155 miles) Campsite 20 min walk or 5 minute cycle into Picturesque town.

Lunch at Restaurant, Bike & Cable Car Ride, Bird of Prey Park included.

Arrive in Potsdam, Germany. There will be a welcome meeting late afternoon where you will have an opportunity to ask questions, socialise and receive your welcome pack.

Potsdam is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is located on the outskirts of Berlin and next to the Havel River. Rich in history and charm the city is well worth a visit.

The impressive Sanssouci Palace is a former royal relaxing retreat and was the summer residence of Frederick the Great.

Welcome Drinks Included, Bus Tour to Potsdam, Group Meal at Campsite.

Arrive at Poznán (187 miles)Travel to Poznań in Poland to a lovely campsite that’s 5km distance into the town centre.

Poznań is a pretty Polish town with an extremely attractive central square where you will find many restaurants and bars to fill a few hour people watching while enjoying a meal or refreshment.

Be at the Town Hall Tower at midday to see 2 billy goats (mechanical) emerge and butt horns 12 times.

Walking Tour Included

Travel to Torun (108 miles) a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It has been said that Torun is one of the most beautiful, medieval cities in Europe.

The town was not hit by any bombs during World War II. The town is famous for Gingerbread and baking dates back nearly a thousand years. Torun has a Gingerbread museum.

The famous astronomer Nicolaus Copernicus was born in Torun and the house where he was born and the Chapel where he was christened are still standing in the city.

Great cafes, restaurants, shops and museums make Torun a great place to visit.

Group Meal and Gingerbread Workshop Included.

Travel to Kraków (275 miles). Situated on the Vistula River, Kraków was the captial of Poland until 1596.

The old town was the first ever UNESCO World Heritage Site. The 14th century St Marys Basilica with its stunning Gothic-style exterior, guilded interior and beautiful stained glass windows makes this a worthy visit.

From here we will visit the notorious concentration camp of Auschwitz on a coach tour and an optional tour of the Wieliczka Salt Mine.  

Group Meal, Walking Tour and Excursion to Auschwitz Included.

Wrocław (170miles) It’s not a place you see listed frequently among Europe’s weekend city breaks, but that’s the charm of Wrocław.

It is as understated as it is beautiful, with stunning Hansel-and-Gretel-feel architecture. The once German city of Breslau is now the largest in western Poland, and capital of the province of Lower Silesia. It’s packed with art, historical sites and plenty of cafes where you can stop for a beer and a bite.

Admire the impressive Panorama of the Battle of Racławice and explore the historic Ostrów Tumski quarter.

Segway Tour, Wrocławska Fontanna Multimedialna (Fountain Display) and Meal included.

Travel to Dresden (95 miles) for our last stop. Situated by the river Elbe the city of Dresden suffered almost complete destruction in WWII.

This was followed by neglect by the Soviet regime after the war. Today Dresden is a stunning city to enjoy and very little of the destruction can be seen.

After the bombing of WWII the ruins of the Frauenkirche church were saved and catalogued. When the church was rebuilt nearly 4000 of the original stones were used.

The church has a gold cross which was gifted by Great Britian as a gesture of international goodwill.

Farewell Group Meal after a day in Dresden Included.

Travel to Bamberg (174 miles)

Bamberg is most famous for its medieval old town and its many beautiful bridges and buildings. The town is very popular for its historical sights.

Many visitors also come to this town for its museums and attractions, food, and shopping. It is often described as historic, beautiful, scenic, and storybook.

Staying at a beautiful riverside campsite a short bus ride into the town with its fabulous facilities, bar and restaurant all onsite.

We have a great welcome meeting, walking tour and guided beer tour to enjoy and learn about Bamberg.

We have included a meal at the Campsite.

Travel to Rothenburg ob der Tauber (65 miles) Visiting Rothenburg is like stepping into a storybook.

Everywhere you look, there’s something straight out of a fairy tale. The architecture here is just incredible!

The town is surrounded by perfectly preserved medieval city walls, making Rothenburg ob der Tauber one of the best-preserved medieval towns in Germany.

We stay at a campsite on the outskirts of the town where you can walk or taxi into the centre. Enjoy a walk around the elevated walls of the town, visit the Medieval Museum and enjoy a Group Meal all the time soaking up the wonderful atmosphere of Rothenburg.

Travel to Regensburg (120 miles) Set right on the Danube with 2,000 years of history and some 1,500 heritage buildings, this UNESCO-designated city doubles as an open-air museum—with lively restaurants, shops, bars, and things to do.

Join the Sightseeing Road Train to have a great overview of Regensburg and then visit St Peter’s Cathedral.

Cycle with us or taxi to Walhalla Temple standing guard and towering on the hillside overlooking the Danube River and its stunning views.

Train Tour and Group Meal Included.

Travel to Munich (88 miles) Munich, the capital of Bavaria, is a city that’s a perfect blend of history and modernity. You’ll find yourself surrounded by beautiful Baroque churches and world-class museums.

Munich is famous for its delicious Bavarian food. You must try the pretzels, weisswurst (a traditional Bavarian sausage made from minced veal and pork back bacon), and all the regional cheeses. And don’t forget about the city’s famous beer!

The city centre is packed with some of Munich’s most iconic attractions, like the Frauenkirche (cathedral), Marienplatz (main square), and the Altes Rathaus (Old Town Hall). You’ll also find the Allianz Arena (football stadium), BMW Welt, and Olympiapark (Olympic Park) in the north of the city.

We’re so excited to show you all the best that Munich has to offer! We’ve got a packed schedule with a walking tour, a guided tour of Dachau, a coach trip, and a group meal with a special guest – a former Colonel of the German Army!

Guided Walking Tour, Coach Trip, Dachau Tour and Group Meal Included.

Travel to Garmisch-Partenkirchen (55 miles) Sitting in the lap of the majestic Bavarian Alps and dotted with alpine lakes, the town of Garmisch-Partenkirchen is a land of surreal beauty.

It’s a top destination of choice for winter sports enthusiasts as well as travellers who can’t resist the spectacular mountain scenery, culture and history.

The Zugspitze, the highest mountain peak in the country, looms over this little town and welcomes travellers to take either a cogwheel or a cable car ride to its peak to enjoy uninterrupted views of mountain peaks across four countries (Germany, Switzerland, Austria and Italy). 

Cable Car and Meal included.

Travel to Füssen (37 miles) Though it is often used as a base for exploring Neuschwanstein Castle, the city itself has a lot to offer.

Füssen, known for its violin-making industry, perches in a setting of imposing mountains and crystal-clear lakes 3,937ft (1,200m) above sea level, along the iconic Romantic Road in Germany.

Travellers invariably lose their hearts to the cobbled alleys, quaint cafes and beautiful houses in this town.

Trip to Neuschwanstein Castle and Meal included.