Europe Private Tour (GER020) Germany: Berlin, Romantic Road, and Bavaria (7 Days 6 Nights)

We will meet and welcome you at Berlin Airport. Today is a full day exploring Berlin.

Berlin, the magnificent capital of Germany: following reunification, Berlin transformed into a modern metropolis ready as the new capital. Explore historical remnants of the era that divided Germany into East and West.

Brandenburg Gate, the city's iconic symbol, crowned by the striking golden statue of the Goddess of Victory.

The Reichstag Building, home to the German Parliament, built in Italian Renaissance style between 1884-1894. Used since the Weimar Republic, a modern glass dome was added over the building after World War II by world-renowned British architect Sir Norman Foster. If time permits, walk up to take in panoramic views of Berlin from inside the glass dome, where travelers line up daily.

Potsdamer Platz, one of Europe's largest and most modern new city districts, built with an investment of over 4 billion euros and featuring landmark offices such as the Sony Center.

Visit Berlin Cathedral (Berliner Dom), the largest Protestant cathedral in Germany, built between 1894-1905 in the Italian Renaissance style.

Enjoy dinner in the TV Tower area, or go shopping along Kurfürstendamm (locally known as "Ku'damm"), Berlin's number 1 shopping street and primary business district, followed by a casual dinner here.

In the morning, visit the East Side Gallery, which preserves remnants of the Berlin Wall. Poignant scenes of division stemming from August 13, 1961—the day construction began on the wall spanning over 100 miles long and 4 meters high—are expressed through murals created by over 118 artists across more than 1,200 yards of the wall, telling stories beyond words as the longest open-air gallery in the world.

Visit Checkpoint Charlie, the historic border crossing between the American and Soviet sectors.

Then travel to Potsdam. Located south of Berlin, Potsdam was where Frederick the Great resided during the Prussian era.

Tour Sanssouci Palace, the residence of Frederick the Great and also his final resting place. Regarded as the German Versailles, it is renowned for its terraced gardens. Potsdam is surrounded by 5 palaces and lush, scenic gardens, making it a favorite for visitors.

When ready, continue to Dresden, Germany—a city locals consider one of the very finest in Germany.

In the morning, explore beautiful Dresden, featuring the historic Frauenkirche (Church of Our Lady), bearing traces of wartime destruction that were meticulously restored. The city's foundations date back to the mid-11th century, continuing through the era of Augustus the Strong, who commissioned the city's splendid baroque architecture.

The Semper Opera House (Semperoper), renowned equally for its architecture and musical heritage.

The Zwinger Palace, a baroque masterpiece on the banks of the Elbe River, featuring courtyards adorned with beautiful fountains and statues. Also see Kreuzkirche, the city's historic church, said to preserve a small relic of the True Cross.

Visit Dresden Cathedral (Hofkirche) and the Transport Museum (Verkehrsmuseum), featuring the famous mural where in 1906, approximately 24,000 Meissen porcelain tiles were applied to preserve the artwork.

Next, travel to Bamberg, a famous travel destination and UNESCO World Heritage site in Bavaria, Germany. UNESCO designated Bamberg as a World Heritage site in 1993.

We'll take you to explore Bamberg, one of Germany's most popular travel destinations, renowned for its remarkably preserved historic center, stunning architecture, and rich cultural heritage.

Visit the Old Town Hall (Altes Rathaus), uniquely situated in the middle of a bridge crossing the Regnitz River, built in 1386. Then visit Bamberg Cathedral (Bamberg Cathedral), officially known as St. Peter and St. George's Cathedral (Bamberger Dom St. Peter und St. Georg), the seat of the Archbishop of Bamberg. Built in Romanesque style, it was first founded in 1004 by Emperor Henry II (Henry 2) and completed in 1012.

Then travel to Rothenburg ob der Tauber.

In the morning, enjoy a walking tour of Rothenburg ob der Tauber, a charming small town nestled in Bavaria. It is a medieval gem preserved in all its original beauty, with classic brick and timbered houses topped by pointed, bright red roofs.

An ancient imperial city in Bavaria, Germany, Rothenburg has become a world-renowned travel destination. Enclosed within historic defensive walls, the town is steeped in romantic German history. Its preserved historic center and original ramparts stand as a testament to the town's prosperity as a trading center for wine, cattle, and wool dating back to 1274.

Next, we take you on a walking tour of the picturesque old town, where every step feels like stepping into a fairy tale. Stroll past the town square and Plönlein, wander through charming narrow alleys, and admire the historic Town Hall (Rathaus) alongside traditional timber-framed Fachwerk houses. The narrow pedestrian paths are paved with cobblestones, originally laid to keep horse-drawn carriages from slipping in the snow. Enjoy free time to explore this lovely town at your own pace—visit the Toy Museum, admire the clock tower, or browse the local shops, each adorned with distinctive, traditional guild signs.

Afterward, indulge in shopping at Ingolstadt Outlet, Germany, home to numerous brand-name stores with great discounts. We then travel to Füssen for an overnight stay, where you can take an evening stroll around town and enjoy dinner.

Travel to marvel at the splendor of Neuschwanstein Castle, Germany's most famous castle and the inspiration for Disney's fairytale castle. Built by King Ludwig, the castle sits perched on a hill, reachable by horse-drawn carriage, walking, or shuttle bus, giving the feeling of traveling back in time. From the castle grounds, enjoy panoramic views stretching as far as the eye can see, and tour the magnificent, opulent interior.

Today, we also take you to visit another enchanting royal residence: Linderhof Palace, secluded in the forest near Oberammergau in southwestern Bavaria. It is the smallest palace built by King Ludwig 2 of Bavaria and the only one he lived to see fully completed.

Next, journey to Oberammergau, a delightfully charming little town. You will enjoy admiring the lovely traditional houses adorned with magnificent Christian frescoes.

Afterward, visit the historic abbey of Ettal, Germany, before continuing to Garmisch-Partenkirchen for an overnight stay.

Garmisch-Partenkirchen is a renowned resort and ski town. We'll take you on a walking tour around Garmisch-Partenkirchen.

Weather permitting and if the cable car is running, we'll ride the cable car up to the summit of Zugspitze, Germany's highest peak at 2,994 meters. Take in the breathtaking mountain panoramas and enjoy a delightful meal at the summit surrounded by magnificent views.

Next, we head to Munich, one of Germany's wealthiest cities, the home of BMW, and the capital of Bavaria. It is the country's third-largest city (after Berlin and Hamburg) and one of the most prosperous in Europe. Renowned for its beer festival and vibrant football culture, Munich is also a favorite shopping destination for travelers, featuring lively commercial streets and diverse shopping spots.

Enjoy leisure time shopping in the Odeonsplatz and Karlsplatz areas to pick up souvenirs before returning home to Thailand.

Take a relaxing stroll through the Old Town at Marienplatz, with its pedestrian square, the golden Marian Column, the 85-meter-high clock tower featuring 32 nearly life-sized dancing figures, and the exterior of the Munich Residenz, followed by dinner in the area.

In the morning, visit Nymphenburg Palace, located in Munich in the state of Bavaria, Germany. Nymphenburg was the summer residence of the rulers of Bavaria. Construction of the palace was commissioned by Ferdinand Maria, Prince-Elector of Bavaria, and Henriette Adelaide of Savoy, designed by architect Agostino Barelli in 1664 following the birth of their first son, Maximilian II (2) Emanuel, Prince-Elector of Bavaria. The central pavilion of the palace was completed in 1675.

Next, visit the “BMW Showroom” featuring the latest innovations from BMW, located opposite Olympic Stadium Park. The BMW Museum tells the history of BMW (Bavarian Motor Works) across various series, from classic models to the present day... Explore the world of BMW, or BMW Welt in German (BMW World in English), a multi-purpose building that hosts BMW exhibitions, motor shows, BMW customer service, a showroom, and a sales center, along with restaurants, cafés, and BMW souvenir shops for visitors.

Take a walk around Olympic Stadium Park if desired, and enjoy dinner.

Then, transfer you to the airport according to your flight schedule.