Germany and Poland 2021 Flexi Tour

Arrive in Champagne Region – Visit Champagne House, Explore, Meal at 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 (225 miles) 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.
Day trip into Berlin. Walking Tour in Potsdam, Group Meal included.

Mescherin (131 miles) on the Germany/Poland border. We have a cycle tour (30mins) to The Crooked Forest (Krzywy Las). The forest hosts over fifty unusually formed pine trees which were planted in the 1930s. Each crooked pine tree bends just above ground level and then curves back upright. It is unsure why the trees have grown this way. Cycling Tour to The Crooked Forest included.

Travel to Torun (210 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. Being near the Town Hall Tower at midday, you will be rewarded with a display of two billy goats (mechanical) emerging and butt horns 12 times! Great cafes, restaurants, shops and museums makes Torun a great place to visit. Group Lunch and Gingerbread Tour 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. Group Meal and excursion to Auschwitz included.

Wroclaw (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. Walking Tour, E-Scooter Tour, Wrocławska Fontanna Multimedialna (Fountain Display) and Meal included.

Travel to Dresden, Germany (167 miles) 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 of the original stones were used. The church has a gold cross which was gifted by Great Britain as a gesture of international goodwill. Group Meal after a day in Dresden included.

Travel to Bamberg (174 miles) a typical Medieval German town that draws tourists with its palpable historic charm and quaintness. The town stretches over seven hills, gazing down on the River Regnitz. The old town of Bamberg is a Unesco World Heritage site and boasts beautiful architecture and plenty of culture. The most famous landmarks in Bamberg include the Old Town Hall, Bamberg Cathedral, Seehof Palace, Altenburg and Little Venice (a picturesque cluster of colourful half-timbered houses by the river). Walking Tour and Brewery Tour, Guided Beer, Town Tour and Meal included.

Travel to Rothenburg ob der Tauber (59 miles) is almost unanimously agreed to be the prettiest town in Bavaria and also one of the most captivating in the entire country. You have probably heard the term “fairy-tale town” more often than seems reasonable, but there is certainly no better way of describing Rothenburg ob der Tauber. It is impossible not to fall in love with its maze of cobbled alleys, bright houses with flower-box windows, adorable shops and exemplary Christmas-ornament stores. Walk around Town Walls, Medieval Crime Museum, Christmas Museum and Meal included.

Travel to Regensburg (120 miles) a Unesco World Heritage site straddling both sides of the River Danube which has been impeccably preserved with over 1,000 historic monuments, many of which date back to Roman times. The historic old town meets its modern sister on the other side of the river via the Old Stone Bridge. This is the most picturesque spot in Regensburg and a perfect background for your holiday photos. Sightseeing Train Tour, Cathedral Tour and Meal included.

Travel to Munich (86 miles) The bustling city of Munich is among the most popular cities in Germany and has something for everyone. Whether you are interested in architecture, history, fashion, literature, music, art or traditional German cuisine, Munich will effortlessly keep you busy for days on end. It is also known for hosting super-fun festivals, the most famous of which is Oktoberfest. Munich is also a wonderful base from which to explore much of Southern Germany. 3rd Reich and WWII Tour, Beer & Food (Meal) Tour and Trip to Dachau Memorial Tour 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 Baden Baden (68 miles) one of Europe’s most fashionable spa towns. It is an ideal base for exploring the Black Forest and the perfect place to stay for maximum pampering. Located in the rolling hills of the northern part of the forest, the 19th–century town is filled with striking Belle Époque-era architecture and old-world luxury. Baden-Baden has a vibrant cultural community with events and art exhibitions throughout the year. Take a guided walk or adventure tour into the heavily wooded Black Forest National Park, or stay in the town center and enjoy the curative waters of the thermal baths, which were built circa 1810. Tour of Roman baths, Park and Aboretum Walk, Funicular Railway and Meal included.

Travel to Stuttgart (65 miles) an amazingly well-planned, beautiful city that is ready to dazzle you with its entertainment and culture. It boasts a series of world-class art museums and galleries, two famous automobile museums (Porsche and Mercedes Benz) and several fun museums. It is also home to the only large combined zoo and botanical garden in Europe, the Wilhelma. Mercedes Benz Museum Tour, Wilhelma Zoo and Botanical Park,Boat Trip and Meal included.

There shall be some meals and paid excursions included, family bbq’s arranged, guided city tours, group bike rides, games, quizzes but most of all huge relief of being away and all having a fabulous time socialising.

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Linda and Giles
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