Germany’s sprawling capital really does have everything you could want from a city. Large green spaces are spread throughout its graffiti-strewn, concrete buildings, while trendy and unique bars, restaurants, cafes and nightclubs are hidden among the grime of this thriving city that is renowned for its nightlife.

Munich is a fantastically wealthy city that perfectly highlights its rich cultural heritage while remaining contemporary at the same time. While visitors descend upon Munich at any time of year, the zenith is obviously during Oktoberfest, when the streets are flowing with beer, and lederhosen-clad people make merry.

With glittering glass winking at you from its towering skyscrapers, Frankfurt is the business and finance center of Germany and much of Europe. While the modern hub of the city is full of skyscrapers and businessmen, the medieval old town is a charming contrast, as quaint cafes and traditional taverns serve up delicious food and beers.

The second largest city in Germany, Hamburg has a bustling port that has welcomed people to its shores to trade and make merry since the Middle Ages. Old and new architectural styles mix together wherever you look. Indeed, music plays an important role in the city’s history, and it is here that the Beatles got their big break.

The quaint old town of Füssen, situated between the Ammergau and Allgäu Alps and a popular alpine resort and winter sports center, is a good base from which to explore nearby Neuschwanstein Castle, one of Europe’s most famous (and picturesque) royal castles. King Ludwig II of Bavaria built this fantasy fortress.

Berlin’s world-famous Museum Island, lies between the River Spree and the Kupfergraben, a 400-meter-long canal off the river. This excellent attraction includes many of the city’s oldest and most important museums. The heart of this pedestrian-friendly district is the Old Museum, constructed in 1830. 

The towering Cologne Cathedral, the Cathedral of St. Peter and St. Mary, is located on the banks of the Rhine and is undoubtedly Cologne’s most impressive landmark. This masterpiece of High Gothic architecture, one of the largest cathedrals in Europe, was begun in 1248 and was the most ambitious building project of the Middle Ages.

The central square of Munich, Marienplatz, or Mary’s Square, was founded by Henry the Lion. It wasn’t until the Olympics in 1972 that Marienplatz became a really popular tourist attraction. The square got its name from the Marian pillars that tower over the plaza. Most of the historic sites and interest points are still there today.

For history buffs and lovers of bustling cultures with a yearning to learn about the country, its people, places, and traditions, this package is ideal for you.

If you love to disconnect from the online world to escape into nature, experience the true beauty of the country that will captivate you in this package.

If you like to get out of your comfort zone by experiencing activities such as skydiving, mountain climbing and thrilling rides, this package is for you.

If you are looking for an affordable package while getting the most out of your travel, then this package is perfect for you.

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