Duration: At your own paceOverview: This tour offers an ideal way to explore the city of Berlin and visit the main tourist highlights in one day. You will see sights such as the Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church, Potsdamer Square, the Town Hall, Fernsehturm, Unter Den Linden, the Brandenburg Gate, the Victory Column, Charlottenburg Palace and many more. Make as many stops as you like and continue your trip on the next available bus. Your ticket is valid for a full day during the hours of operation.

Duration: 3 hours 45 minutes Overview: The Walking Tour will give you an insight into the history of Berlin under the Prussian kings, during Hitler's Third Reich and the Cold War. You will see the Berlin Wall and the former Death Strip, the site of Hitler's Bunker and the new Bunker Excavations, Checkpoint Charlie, the Reichstag with its glass dome, Victory Column, Brandenburg Gate, Potsdamer Platz with Sony Centre, the twin cathedrals on Gendarmenplatz, Museum Island, Palast der Republik, TV Tower, Berliner Dom, Unter den Linden, Jewish Synagogue and many more sights.

Duration: 4 hours Overview: This tour offers an ideal way to explore the city of Berlin and visit the main tourist highlights during one day. You will see sights such as the Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church, Potsdamer Square, the Town Hall, Fernsehturm, Unter Den Linden, the Brandenburg Gate, the Victory Column, Charlottenburg Palace and many more. Make as many stops as you like and continue your trip on the next available bus. Your ticket is valid for a full day during the hours of operation. You can also enjoy a one hour boat trip, where you can see such distinctive attractions such as the Nikolai quarter and the Berlin Cathedral.

Duration: 1 hour Overview: Before the tour starts you choose your dream Trabi. After a short briefing concerning the 'secrets' of the 'four-gear manual change,' you can start: pull the choke, start the car, shift to the low gear, let off the break, push the gas pedal - off you go. As soon as you pass the first bend, everybody is in Trabi-fever! With 26 horsepower and at 30 km/h you chug along the streets in your trabi convoy. Your guide sits in the lead car and tells you interesting and curious things about yesterday and today over the loudspeakers in your Trabi. After graduating from your adventure and having gained new knowledge about how to drive a Trabi, every first driver of the Trabi gets his/her own 'Trabi-driving license'.

Duration: 4 hours Overview: The Berlin Wall, along with the Great Wall of China, was one of the longest structures ever built to keep people separated from one another. This tour follows the often ghost like trail of the Death-strip and Wall, retracing some of the more intriguing fortifications of its border from guard towers to tank traps. It is designed to serve as a reminder of the Cold War, which kept the world in terror for forty years and came to an end not so long ago. Standing in the middle of 'No Mans Land', at the infamous Checkpoint Charlie where the Cold War powers formerly faced off just yards apart, we describe the routines and duties of Border Guards of the Soviet and Allied forces, Stasi and CIA.

Duration: 2 hours (Anytime between 10 am and 6 pm) Overview: THE STORY OF BERLIN is a very unusual exhibition about history: experience the city's moving history with all your senses. Enter different historical worlds and go from the city's foundation to the fall of the Berlin Wall. See the fully functional nuclear bomb shelter situated right under the building. Every full hour from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. guided tours in English language through the bunker are offered which last about 30 - 45 minutes. Thousands of beds in a gloomy light give you an authentic atmosphere of a menacing atomic strike, which is probably the most haunting part of the exhibition. Built in the 1970's, in case of an emergency this shelter could accommodate 3,600 people.

Duration: At your own pace between 10 am to 6 pm Overview: The No 1 aquarium brand in the world, and No 2 visitor attraction brand in Europe. Sea Life champions the cause of marine conservation through education, awareness and wherever possible, direct action. The 26 Sea Life attractions are an authoritative guide to the last great frontier... the seas and oceans of the world, and their myriad mysterious and amazing inhabitants. Unrivalled display technology, biological expertise and entertainments skills combine to provide seamless journeys through European and tropical waters. Enjoy astonishing close encounters with everything from humble shrimps and starfish to seahorses, sharks and stingrays. After your Sea Life visit experience the Aqua Dome - the biggest free-standing aquarium in the world filled with 1 million liters of water.

Duration: At your own pace Overview: The Berlin Zoo is the most visited zoo in Europe with approximately 3.0 million annual visitors from all over the world. It is open all year long and can easily be reached by public transportation. The Berlin Zoologischer Garten railway station (also simply known as Zoo), U-Bahn, S-Bahn and buses are interlinked here. Visitors can either enter the zoo through the exotically designed Elephant Gate beside the aquarium on Budapester Straße or through the Lion Gate on Hardenbergplatz.

Almost all of the animals are housed in enclosures that are specially designed to recreate their natural habitat. The carnivore house displays all big cats and many rare small predators, such as ring-tailed mongooses and narrow-striped mongooses from Madagascar. View the world of nocturnal animals in the basement.

The bird house presents a walk-through aviary and offers a broad variety including several regularly breeding species of hornbills and many parrots. Numerous big aviaries show waders, herons and many other species. The Berlin zoo is one of the few zoos to exhibit Tuatara and Luzon Tarictic Hornbills.

Duration: At your own pace. Last admission at 5 pm Overview: The Legoland Discovery Centre is the very first indoor Legoland. It takes visitors on a journey through a colorful and creative Lego world, where interaction, family fun and learning to go hand in hand. See real Lego bricks being made in the fun factory, visit the amazing 4D cinema show, build and test your own models, enjoy an exciting ride through the medieval castle 'Drachenburg' and lots, lots more all under one roof.

Duration: At your own pace. Last admission at 6 pm Overview: The world famous wax museum Madame Tussauds opened its doors in Berlin/Germany on 5th July 2008. Experience the exhibition of fascinating waxworks of VIPs of the present and the past. You will stumble across an endless number of famous faces including Boris Becker, Herbert Groenemeyer, Jennifer Lopez, George Clooney and many more. You can also compete against Albert Einstein in an intelligence test or holding a speech to the Nation with chancellor Merkel.

Duration: 2 hours Overview: A Stage for the World's Best Impersonators in Berlin! They present the hits of the big stars - from Joe Cocker, Louis Armstrong, Whitney Houston, Madonna through to Tina Turner or Elton John. The impersonators sing world-famous hits with perfect facial play and gestures as well as with a stunning resemblance to their originals and this is backed up by a superlative-class stage show. Experience the fascinating live show, "Stars in Concert" at the Estrel Festival Centre in Berlin.

Duration: 6 hours Overview: Charlottenburg Palace is today's largest residence of the royal house of Hohenzollern in Germany's capital Berlin. The sumptuous building is surrounded by unique baroque gardens featuring various architectural styles. The palace includes magnificently furnished chambers and ceremonial rooms with exclusive art collections.

You will begin the evening with a self-guided palace tour followed by a 3 course candlelight dinner in a cozy setting at the Charlottenburg Palace Orangery. The beautiful performance by the Berlin Residence Orchestra will complete your evening.

The concert offers four (4) ticket categories. Categories VIP, A, B and C refer to the front, middle and rear part of the auditorium respectively. VIP guests enjoy preferred seating at the concert and will be served a glass of Champagne during the intermission.

Duration: 4 hours 30 minutes Overview: Potsdam is one of the most beautiful cities in Germany. It is the capital city of the State of Brandenburg and is situated on the River Havel, 24 km (15 miles) southwest of Berlin city center. Enjoy the tour in a comfortable coach through old and new Potsdam. See the Dutch Quarter, St. Nicolas' Church, the Historic Town Hall, the old Royal Stables and Nauen gate. You will have leisure time to visit Sanssouci Palace with the marvelous gardens or the New Palace.

Duration: 3 hours Overview: Take this walking tour with a difference - led by a Ph.D. level scholar/historian for an in-depth alternative to traditional tours. This tour traces the complex 800-year history of the Jewish population in Berlin. Learn about the triumphs that Jewish thinkers, artists, public figures and common people achieved in this city while also investigating the tragedies that they suffered. Although Jews first arrived in Berlin in the 13th century, the first synagogue, the so-called Old Synagogue, was only established in 1714 in the wake of the Friedrich Wilhelm I's tentative steps toward religious toleration

Duration: 4 hours Overview: This historical tour takes you to the heart of West Berlin in front of the bombed out Memorial Church. You will get a full description of the ferocity of the Allied bombing campaign and the defense of the Nazi Reich Capital, the Cross of Coventry and the Madonna of Stalingrad.

Duration: 2 hours 30 minutes Overview: See the Show 'Yma - Too beautiful to be true' in Friedrichstadtpalast in Berlin. Yma is the name of the stunningly beautiful and incredibly likable host. With style and humor, Yma takes the spectators through her world of seduction, aesthetic provocation and cultivated madness. Yma's world is beautiful, vibrant and exciting, but in its dazzling beauty simply too beautiful to be real. This is Europe's biggest and most modern show palace, 60 attractive dancers, highly talented artists and a magnificent diva named Yma. Apart from Las Vegas, this ultimate extravaganza in stage glitter and glamour can only be found in Berlin!

Duration: At your own pace Overview: Visit this spa town built on thermal springs at the edge of the Black Forest in Baden Württemberg. It is worthwhile going to Baden-Baden with a few days in hand. The thermal springs are a true gift of nature and do wonders for body and soul. The spa assembly rooms and famously elegant casino form the focal point of the town, both architecturally and socially. In the spa park, the Lichtentaler Allee runs for several kilometers from the pump room to Lichtental Convent past the neo-baroque theatre. The old quarter is full of exclusive boutiques and cafés and is fully for pedestrians.

The spa assembly rooms: One of the most beautiful and important buildings in the town, the spa assembly rooms are Baden-Baden's famous landmark. They are the social heart of Baden-Baden and the scene of glittering galas and balls, grand concerts and broadcast events.

The casino: The largest and oldest casino in Germany, its magnificent rooms is some of the most beautiful in the world. Whether you play the tables or just come along to watch, a visit to the casino is always a special event.

Lichtentaler Allee: Whether you jog, walk, cycle or simply stroll along the 350 year old Lichtentaler Allee, it will prove to be a great sensory treat for body and soul. You'll be enchanted by the magnificent mature trees, the ornate bridges over the gurgling River Oos, the majestic hotels and the elegant mansions. See the Frieder Burda Collection in the museum.

Trinkhalle(Pump Room): Take a stroll along the impressive frontage of the Trinkhalle, Baden-Baden's Pump Room, with its Corinthian pillars and striking murals. Ever since the Roman times, people have stood on this spot and enthused over Baden-Baden and the healing powers of its water.

Trinkhalle Café & Bar: Open practically around the clock, you can relax and while away the hours here and admire the view of the Kurhaus and its gardens: Sun-Thu 10 am to 2 am; Fri & Sat 10 am to 3 am.

Overview: Europa-Park is the largest theme park in Germany and second most popular theme park resort in Europe. Europa-Park is in Rust, in the south-west of Germany between Freiburg and Strasbourg, France. It is usually open from just before Easter until the beginning of November (summer season) and from the end of November to the second week in January (winter season).

The park is split into fifteen different areas, most named after European countries or regions. The park is home to ten roller coasters. Europa-Park is also a major resort. It boasts four hotels, a guest house, Tipi Village and campsite. The largest hotel is called Colosseo which includes a re-creation of a Roman Coliseum. Across the park, there are many shows performed on a daily basis, such as an Ice Show in Greece, a Gladiator Arena Show in Spain, an Acrobatics Show in an Italian Theatre and a fully re-created Globe Theatre, based on that of William Shakespeare. In addition, there are several smaller theatres and outdoor stages, street artists and a daily parade. The Magic 4D Cinema also opens during the evening and shows current blockbusters.

Duration: 1 hours Overview: See the skyline of Cologne from the river Rhine and enjoy beautiful views of the city's most important sights, such as the famous Cathedral and the fairground, while a taped commentary will give you information about the attractions as you pass them by. The cruise will first take you south, to the former fishing village of Rodenkirchen and then northwards to the fairground, where you can enjoy wonderful panoramic views of the city's shoreline from the river. You will then be returned to the old city centre where the tour ends.

Duration: 2 hours Overview: Enjoy the evening skyline of Cologne on this unescorted tour which offers you beautiful views as well as music and dancing. The tour starts from the old city centre and leads to the south of Cologne as far as the town of Suerth. It then turns back north, through Cologne, as far as the northern suburb of Cologne-Muelheim. After 2 hours you will return to the old city centre of Cologne where the tour ends.

Duration: 3 hours Overview: Enjoy an excursion to Bonn! Watch the beautiful countryside along the banks of the river while a taped commentary gives you information about the main sights. Refreshments are available on board at your own expense. On arrival in Bonn enjoy some free time to explore at your leisure and then board a KD Line boat for your return cruise to Cologne in approx 1 hour and 40 minutes.

Duration: 3 hours Overview: Enjoy an all inclusive evening cruise on the Rhine with buffet, drinks, music and dancing aboard and watch the skyline of Cologne from the river. Cruise to the south of Cologne, to the town of Mondorf before turning around and heading north again up to the suburb of Cologne-Muelheim and then returning to the old city centre of Cologne where you started.

Duration: 90 minutes Overview: Before the tour starts, choose your dream Trabi. After a short briefing concerning the 'secrets' of the 'four-gear manual change' you can start: pull the choke, start the car, shift to the low gear, let off the break, push the gas pedal and off you go. With 26 horsepower and at 30 km/h you chug along the streets in your trabi convoy. Your guide sits in the lead car and tells you interesting and curious things about yesterday and today over the loudspeakers via radio in every Trabi. Learn about numerous parks, the villa quarter in Blasewitz and the castles on the Elbe; discover the oldest areas of Dresden and Loschwitz. After graduating from your adventure and having gained new knowledge about how to drive a Trabi, every first driver of the Trabi gets his/her own 'Trabi-driving license.

Duration: 1 hours Overview: See the skyline of Dusseldorf from the river Rhine. Feel the pulse of a modern metropolis. Enjoy the spectacular scenery and see the most important sights, such as the Media Docks, Old Town and the Exhibition Halls while a taped commentary gives you information about the attractions and landmarks as you pass by. Return to the 'Rheinufer promenade' in the Old Town where the tour ends.

Duration: 2 hours Overview: Old and modern Frankfurt. This City Tour shows you the most interesting sights of the former Coronation city of the German Emperors and the modern European Banking Center, including the historic heart with the Roemer, the famous old city hall, the Cathedral and St. Paul's Church. Walk through the Roemer Square and in Old Sachsenhausen and see the Goethe House, birth place of the great poet. See the international Fair Grounds, as well as the Old Opera and the banking quarter with its skyscrapers, the European Central Bank. See the old Hauptwache and the shopping center Zeil, the big towers of the former city wall, the museum, one of the largest European rail stations and much more.

Duration: At your own pace Overview: An ideal way to explore the city and visit the main tourist highlights during one day. Simply hop off at one of the bus stops, visit the sights close by and then continue the tour on the next bus. See the highlights of the former Coronation City of the German Emperors and the modern European Banking Center - the historic heart with the 'Roemer', Frankfurt's famous old city hall, St. Paul's Church, 'Old Sachsenhausen', the Goethe House and the international Fair Grounds, the Old Opera and the banking quarter with its skyscrapers, the old Hauptwache, Frankfurt's shopping center Zeil and much more.

Duration: 7 hours 45 minutes
Overview: An unforgettable full day trip to the Rhine Valley - an area which UNESCO counts amongst the World Heritage of Mankind. See the river, the little villages and vineyards, mighty medieval castles (more than anywhere else in the world) and the famous Lorelei Rock. Enjoy a gorgeous view from Niederwald Monument and a cable car ride (optional) from the top of the hills in summertime. Lunch in a beautiful restaurant at the riverside, is included as well as a wonderful boat trip on the Rhine steamer up to St. Goarshausen. Wine tasting and a shopping stop at Rudesheim/Drosselgasse is also included in this tour.

Duration: 10 hours 30 minutes Overview: This tour starts with a motorway drive to Baden Baden, one of Europe's most beautiful health resorts and best preserved spas. You will see lovely parks and the Kurhaus. If you want to stay at the Thermal Bath you will be picked up from there again at 6 pm. For all other guests: Visit Germany's oldest, most beautiful Casino. Continue with a round trip through the dark woods of the Black Forest to the mysterious and legendary 'Mummelsee', where you have time for souvenir shopping.

Duration: 10 hours 30 minutes Overview: This tour combines two of Germany's most attractive destinations. In the morning visit Heidelberg with its medieval town centre and the famous castle and during the afternoon see the Rhine Valley. Entrance to Heidelberg Castle, a lunch box, a short boat trip on the River Rhine and the dinner are included in this full day program.

Duration: 5 hours 30 minutes Overview: Romantic Heidelberg, one of Germany's most beautiful cities is on the River Neckar. Visit the famous castle, showpiece of German Romanticism, a complex of partially destroyed buildings in Gothic and Renaissance styles surrounded by beautiful gardens and containing the world's largest wine barrel. See the medieval town centre with the mighty Old Bridge and Germany's oldest University, the church of the Holy Spirit and the Knights House with its precious renaissance facade. The tour includes transportation by coach, sandwich and coffee and entrance to Heidelberg Castle.

Duration: 8 hours 30 minutes Overview: Visit Cologne, a 2,000 year old city full of cultural and historical treasures and a vivid cosmopolitan metropolis. See one of the world's most famous Gothic Cathedrals, the Koelner Dom and the Shrine of the Three Holy Kings. In the old center see its Roman heritage and medieval architecture. You'll have time for an individual stroll and shopping. On the way back, stop in the picturesque city of Limburg.

Duration: 11 hours 55 minutes

Duration: unescorted by train at your own pace

Duration: 9 hours 50 minutes

Duration: unescorted by train at your own pace

Duration: 4 hours 30 minutes Overview: Board your air-conditioned vehicle for a convenient transfer from Frankfurt Main Train Station to Fussen Train Station via the Romantic Road. Running from the river Main to the Alps, the Romantic Road is Germany's best known and most popular tourist route. Europabus' hop on - hop off concept is the ideal way to organize your own voyage of discovery along the Romantic Road. The journey takes you to Wurzburg with its former Prince Bishops' Residence, Rothenburg ob der Tauber, medieval Dinkelsbuhl, Nordlingen and Augsburg before arriving in the Bavarian State Capital Munich. Continue to the world famous royal castles of Neuschwanstein and Hohenschwangau with a photo stop at the Wieskirche church, which is one of UNESCO's world heritage sites on the Romantic Road.

Duration: 4 hours 45 minutes Overview: Start with an afternoon drive to the Rhine Valley - an area UNESCO counts to the World Heritage of Mankind: vineyards, charming little villages and mighty medieval castles. Take a short boat trip on a Rhine steamer, passing the wonderful panorama of medieval castles, hills, picturesque villages and vineyards. Enjoy a wine tasting and dinner in a lovely restaurant (included) before returning in the evening to Frankfurt.

Duration: 5 hours or at your own pace Overview: Since 2003, Wertheim Village has evolved into an exclusive shopping area just outside Frankfurt. Wertheim Village awaits you with more than 110 Outlet boutiques and offers a huge range of different national and international brands at rates reduced by 30-60% all year round. There is a wide selection of restaurants, a big playground for kids too.

Duration: At your own pace Overview: Absolutely unique: Garmisch-Partenkirchen, located amidst breathtaking mountain scenery at the foot of Germany's highest mountain, the Zugspitze (2962 m), is the epitome of vast and pristine alpine nature. It is a unique place in an awesome setting where outdoor activities are extraordinary experiences — between mountain and valley, in the water or in the air. Here, you still find typical Bavarian traditions in their original form.

Active holiday-makers make the most of this unique outdoor centre: No matter which season, Garmisch-Partenkirchen is always an attraction: Alpine skiing, Nordic skiing or ice hockey in winter, canoeing, paragliding, mountain biking or hiking in summer.

The Deutsche Bahn offers an attractive and fast train service. Even if you prefer the car, Garmisch-Partenkirchen is within easy reach. And people who travel by plane arrive via Munich or Innsbruck airport.

Duration: 4 hours Overview: To show off the growth and strength of his new Reich, Hitler pulled out all the stops for the 1936 Olympic Games to be held in Germany (the location had already been decided before Hitler's seizure of power in 1933). The summer Olympics were held in Berlin, but first, in February, the 4th Winter Games were held in the Bavarian alpine venue of Garmisch-Partenkirchen.

An Olympic ice stadium was built in Garmisch and a ski stadium was built in its sister village of Partenkirchen (the two municipalities are on either side of the Partnach River), in the shadow of Germany's highest mountain, the Zugspitze. Both stadiums are still in use today. Looking up the mountain side, you can still see the ski jumps used in 1936. Garmisch is still a very small village. The view of the alpine valleys and the Bavarian Alps that surround it make this a wonderful destination for hiking, cross country skiing and parasailing.

Duration: 4 hours Overview: The Neuschwanstein Castle is one of the most visited castles in Germany and one of the most popular tourist destinations in Europe. The castle is in Bavaria, near the town of Fussen. It was built in the 19th century by King Ludwig II of Bavaria, also known as the "Fairytale King". Neuschwanstein literally means "New Swan Castle" a reference to "the Swan Knight" one of the Wagner's characters.

King Ludwig was a great admirer and supporter of Richard Wagner, the world - renowned composer. Neuschwanstein Castle was built in his honor and many rooms in the castle's interior were inspired by Wagner's characters. The third and floors particularly reflect Ludwig's admiration of Wagner's operas.

Though Neuschwanstein looked like a medieval castle, it was equipped inside with state of the art technology at that time. The fairytale look of the Neuschwanstein castle inspired Walt Disney to create the Magic Kingdom.

Duration: At your own pace Overview: Join this tour and explore the main attractions of Hamburg in one day. You will see the most beautiful and interesting sights of the city from an open-topped double-decker bus. You will be taken to the Inner and Outer Alster, the shopping district (Mönckebergstraße), Jungfernstieg, the City Hall, S. Michel Church, the amusement district (Reeperbahn), the fish market, the harbor and the riverside areas (HafenCity). Plan your own sightseeing according to your interests. You can interrupt your tour and continue with one of the later buses. The ticket is valid for a full day.

Duration: 2 hours 30 minutes Overview: See the Inner and Outer Alster, the City Hall, St. Michaelis Church, the Krameramt, Reeperbahn, the fish market, the waterside and the historical port warehouse area, as well as the 60m high Köhlbrand Bridge, the Elbtunnel, the Elbchaussee and much more. Experience the development of the new ''HafenCity'' and look at the submarine 434. You will be amazed by the variety and the attractions of what this metropolis offers.

Duration: 3 hours Overview: Be fascinated by Hamburg at night! The coach will take you to the city center for a short drive along the harbor and will then continue to the water fountain-display at 'Planten un Blomen' (the botanical gardens) to see the impressive 'Light and Water Show'. Then tour through the illuminated city passing famous sights like the Reeperbahn Red Light District.

Duration: 4 hours 30 minutes Overview: Spend an unforgettable evening in the romantic Rhine Valley. You will be driven to the famous wine village of Rudesheim. After a little round trip, end up at Loreley Wine & Champagne Bar in Assmannhausen-Rudesheim. Enjoy the happy and enchanting atmosphere of this beautiful place, see mermaids, the wonderful Loreley and have fun watching her little show. Tour includes car with chauffeur, 3-course-dinner, a glass of wine and as a personal gift, your memory picture with the Loreley girl or one of the mermaids.

Duration: 6 hours 30 minutes Overview: This is a full day excursion to the most beautiful and best preserved medieval town in all of Germany. The drive leads you from the banks of the river Neckar to Franconia, along the most famous Castle Road to Rothenburg on the Romantic Road. Walk through the picturesque streets, see half-timbered houses, town gates and the mighty Town Hall built in Renaissance style. Visit St.Jacob's Church with its famous altar by Tilman Riemenschneider or the medieval crime museum. A lunch box is also included.

Duration: 8 hours 30 minutes Overview: Take an excursion to Baden-Baden, a beautiful health resort and one of the most elegant spas in Germany. Come and see lovely parks, the splendid 'Kurhaus', many thermal bath houses and the oldest casino. Then enjoy a roundtrip through the dark woods of the Black Forest. After crossing the Rhine River you will visit Strasbourg in France, in the heart of the Alsace. See the precious Gothic Cathedral and the picturesque parts of the old city. You will have time for shopping and/or a nice boat trip on the canals.

Duration: At your own pace Overview: This day-ticket offers you unlimited travel on all KD-Line ships that run between the cities of Koblenz and Rudesheim. You can get off the boat at any stop and explore the enchanting little towns and villages along the way, then take the next available boat. See the many attractions that the banks of the Rhine river offer while a taped commentary will offer explanations about all the famous sights, such as the Loreley Rock or the fortresses Rheinfels and Stolzenfels. Stops are, amongst others, Boppard, St. Goarshausen, St. Goar, Oberwesel and Bacharach.

Duration: At your own pace Overview: Enjoy Munich in open air double-decker buses. Discover the highlights of the city with this comprehensive Hop on Hop off Tour. Discover the Palace of Nymphenburg, the former summer residence of the Bavarian princes and kings, with its beautiful and spacious gardens. To get an impression of modern Munich, visit the Olympic grounds where you will find other attractions like Sea Life, the BMW museum and the new BMW Car World. Enjoy a fantastic panoramic view from the top of the 290 meter high Olympic Tower. The tour continues to the former artist quarter of Schwabing where you can stroll along Leopold Street.

Duration: 4 hours 30 minutes Overview: On this tour you will pass beautiful illuminated squares, monuments, fountains and buildings. In the famous Hofbraeuhaus enjoy a Bavarian evening with music, a show and dinner. Drive through the former artist's quarter of Schwabing en route to the Olympic area to ascend the Olympic Tower for a marvelous view of the city by night. End the evening with a drink at a nightclub with live music. Evening dress is not necessary and single travelers are welcome.

Duration: At your own pace Overview: The exhibition area of the BMW Museum is divided into several areas: The new houses in the low building with the permanent exhibition, the Visions area, and one exhibit each from the BMW Art Car Collection. The legendary BMW Museum Bowl held the only exhibition area from 1973 until 2004. The Bowl now provides a particularly prominent setting for temporary exhibitions which change at irregular intervals. A unique show presenting BMW concept cars will be the first temporary exhibition there.

Duration: 4 hours 30 minutes Overview: Drive through the village of Dachau to reach the former concentration camp. There is plenty of time to visit the memorial site, the museum and see a documentary film about the camp. There are explanations about the memorial site on the bus but there is no guided tour on the site. Visitors are asked to respect the dignity of the site by wearing appropriate clothing.

Duration: 4 hours 55 minutes Overview: Board your air-conditioned vehicle for a convenient transfer from the central bus station in Munich to Rothenburg ob der Tauber via the Romantic Road. Running from the river Main to the Alps, the Romantic Road is Germany's best known and most popular tourist route. Europabus' Hop on - Hop off concept offers the ideal way of organizing one's own individual voyage of discovery along the Romantic Road. The journey takes you to Augsburg, Nordlingen, medieval Dinkelsbuhl before arriving Rothenburg ob der Tauber.

Duration: 6 hours Overview: Since 2005, Ingolstadt Village has evolved into an insiders' tip for exclusive shopping just outside of Munich. Offering over 100 luxury boutiques, Ingolstadt Village boasts an unbeatable range of great luxury brands. For choice and, of course, terrific value, Ingolstadt Village is the number one destination for investment dressing, hot young labels and much, much more. All the top brands are presented in attractive, relaxed surroundings, making a visit a pleasurable experience.

Duration: At your own pace Overview: At the Sea Life Munich you will find spectacular freshwater and marine life displays covering a variety of habitats. Your journey starts in the river Isar. Via the Danube and the Black Sea the journey takes you to the depths of the Mediterranean. On 2,200 square meter exhibition space, two floors and 30 tanks, you will find over 10,000 animals of 150 species. A definite highlight is the spectacular 400,000 liter Mediterranean tank complete with a walk - through under water tunnel, for a journey through the magical world of underwater life.

Duration: 3 hours Overview: Munich is the beer capital of the world and home of the beer-halls, beer-gardens, beer-cellars and the legendary Oktoberfest. They've been brewing 'liquid bread' here for 3000 years and they do it better than anyone else. Accompanied by a local guide, take an evening to travel into the heart of Munich's beer culture. Drink where locals drink and feast on Bavarian snacks.Discover how beer is brewed and the fascinating story of German brewing. For as long as there have been Germans, there has been beer. From the ancient tribal Hausfrauen brew-women, through the great monastic breweries of the middle ages, to the revered Reinheitsgebot (Purity Law) of 1516, which continues to be the measure of excellence in brewing today. The world has looked to Germany to set the standards of what a cool drink of great beer should be. And Germany looks to Munich.

You’ll learn about the different types of beer available as you sample them. Savor the best traditional Bavarian food including Weisswurst veal sausage, dumpling, roast pork, the celebrated Obatzda cheese and more. There's an exclusive private tour through the beautiful new Beer and Oktoberfest Museum in one of Munich's most historic buildings (standing since 1347) as well as a traditional beer garden to soak up before concluding at the world-famous Hofbräukeller.

Duration: Between 17 September to 3 October, 2011 Overview: The Oktoberfest Tour guarantees you a seat in the Hofbräu-Festzelt, the biggest, noisiest and most famous tent at Munich's Oktoberfest. Reservations for Oktoberfest tents are notoriously difficult and the Munich Oktoberfest Tour will sell out, so book ahead to avoid disappointment! Taking place over two weeks in late September and early October, the Oktoberfest has grown into the world's largest fair and attracts several millions of visitors from all over the world.

Duration: 8 hours Overview: Visit the 14th century Ettal Monastery, which is still active, at the Basilica of Ettal Abbey, a magnificent example of Southern Bavarian baroque style art and architecture set against the jutting rocky tree brushed slopes of the Alps. Then spend the afternoon exploring Zugspitze, Germany's highest peak, soaring to 9,788 feet (2,962 meters). Take the cable car up and the cogwheel train back down to appreciate the full alpine experience. With departure at 10:15 am, you can even have a sleep in!

Duration: 8 hours Overview: Two of the most precious jewels of Bavaria, the castle of Linderhof and the village of Oberammergau can be seen during this late-departure full day tour from Munich. The smallest of three royal castles, Linderhof was built by King Ludwig II during the 19th century as a hunting lodge. Built in French Rococo style, the castle has a fantastic grotto and Moorish pavilion which can be visited during your two hour visit.

Travel to Oberammergau, world-famous for its woodcarvers, richly painted houses (Luftl-paintings) and Passion Play. During the Thirty Years War, after months of suffering and death from the plague, the people of Oberammergau swore an oath to perform the "Play of the Suffering, Death and Resurrection of Our Lord Jesus Christ" every ten years. This tradition has been preserved since then. You will have time for sightseeing and shopping in Oberammergau, before returning to Munich.

Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes Overview: Enjoy this informative walking tour through the palace garden and the historical city centre. Learn about the history of Stuttgart's palaces, soak in the atmosphere on Schlossplatz square or marvel at the glass exterior of the Museum of Art. The guided stroll through the heart of the city also gives you fascinating insights into Stuttgart's cultural and architectural history. The walk finishes in the city centre.

Duration: At your own pace Overview: A "must see" for luxury car aficionados, this museum highlights the development and evolution of the internationally renowned Mercedes-Benz. Collections feature cars, boats, and engines from the early days of development to the present-day sedan and popular Smart car. Prepare to spend several hours admiring the technological beauty of these world-famous driving machines.

Duration: At your own pace Overview: Stuttgart is a city of international relations due to the location of the Porsche Manufacturing facility in the city. This museum highlights the history and technological developments made by the racing and sports car maker. The interesting sights include early Porsches and the modern racing cars. This attraction was custom made for car lovers!