Germany Tours
Booking one of these amazing Germany Tours will open up an entirely new world full of adventure for you.
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Austria
Garmisch to Innsbruck Trekking Tour
Indulge in the Tyrolean Trail’s boundless beauty on the 8-Day Self-Guided Garmisch to Innsbruck Trekking Tour! Peaks, trails, and cozy huts await as you traverse iconic alpine landscapes in both Austria and Germany on this challenging trek.
Germany
Magical Spessart Walking Tour
The Spessart is still considered an insider’s tip for hikers and has a lot to offer: Unspoilt nature, heavenly tranquillity, first-class hiking trails and, in addition, castles, the Main river, hearty culinary delights and charming small towns. Immerse yourself in the fairytale world with us – after all, Snow White herself is said to have come from the region.
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Palatinate Cycling and Wine Tour
For those who enjoy travelling in style, tasting delicious wines, and want to see some of the most beautiful landscapes Germany has to offer, the Palatinate Cycling and Wine Tour is an incredible adventure. Where many tours will take you from hotel to hotel, this adventure is based out of a single luxury spa hotel in the town of Bad Dürkheim, allowing you to focus on the incredible adventure, not the logistics.
Belgium
8-Day Vennbahn Rail Trail Cycling Tour
Discover a cyclist’s paradise on one of Europe’s longest and most scenic bike baths on the 8-Day Vennbahn Rail Trail Cycling Tour, which spans Belgium, the Netherlands, Germany, and Luxembourg.
Germany
Best of Moselle Trail
Totally captivated! That’s what many visitors tell us about their feelings after a holiday in the Moselle Valley. It’s like diving into a slightly different world. Relaxed and idyllic – and yet full of superlatives. Not only do you find the steepest vineyards in Europe, but also the oldest city in Germany, Trier. Hike along the Moselsteig, where there are 24 stages to discover over a length of 365 kilometres.
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Magdeburg to Hamburg Cycling Tour
From countryside to city, the Magdeburg to Hamburg Cycling Tour offers the perfect combination of nature, history, and culture. It’s the perfect way to explore Saxony, from the picturesque countryside to the bustling cities.
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Rhine from Rüdesheim to Koblenz Tour
Many legends rank around the Rhine, uncountable castles and fortresses, quaint winegrower villages and fascinating scenic view points. Enjoy two of the most remarkable Rhine Walking routes. Nestled in idyllic vineyards of Rhinegau and impressive Middle-Rhine valley, which has been enlisted as UNESCO heritage. This impressive tour ends as stylish as it started – at Deutsches Eck in Koblenz.
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Dresden to Berlin Cycling Tour
With super cool cities, quaint small towns, riverside bike routes and an endless supply of natural beauty, the Dresden to Berlin Cycling Tour has it all! Start your journey in dreamy Dresden and follow the Elbe River through the peaceful countryside, where sleepy villages and wineries greet you. Stop to explore the historic towns of Torgau and Wittenberg. Find impressive castles and churches to explore, hot springs to soak in, and the incredible Sanssouci Palace in Potsdam to admire. Then, end your ride in the magnetic capital city of Berlin, the beating heart of Germany.
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Allgäu and Lechtal Alps Trek
The Allgäu and Lechtal Alps provide an unforgettable hiking experience with some of the most stunning landscapes in the Alps. Expect thrilling ascents on high-altitude trails and the comfort of charming mountain huts along the way. Your journey starts and ends in the picturesque Bavarian town of Oberstdorf, where you’ll conquer the dramatic Mädelejoch Pass and cross from Allgäu into Tyrol. Stand atop Valluga Peak at 2,800 meters and take in breathtaking views of Vorarlberg as you hike along the exhilarating Arlberg Trail. Explore scenic valleys like Lech and Stanzer, tackle challenging routes to the Leutkircher Hut, and finish your adventure on the panoramic Krumbacher Trail through the majestic Allgäu Alps, surrounded by awe-inspiring mountain vistas.
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Altmühltal Panorama Trail Tour
On your walk along the Altmühltal-Panorama Path steep jagged Dolomite-rocks, sun-kissed juniper heaths, soft river valleys and extensive forests will line your way.
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Elbe Sandstone Mountains Circular Walking Tour
Tucked away in the rugged landscape of southeast Germany, the Elbe Sandstone Mountains are a treasure trove of hiking routes through sandstone cliffs, waterfalls, deep valleys, and table mountains. The 8-day Elbe Sandstone Mountains Circular Walking Tour reveals the stunning scenery of ‘Saxon Switzerland’ with natural and historic sites like the incredible rock formations at Bastei Bridge and the Barbarine pinnacle, and the impressive Königstein Fortress. A hiker’s paradise!
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7-Day Chiemgau Cycling Tour
Home to stunning alpine lakes, dramatic mountain peaks, some of the most iconic elements of German culture, Bavaria is a fantastic place to explore, especially by bike! Luckily for you, the 7-Day Chiemgau Cycling Tour is the perfect adventure that will expose you to all of the above and more!
Austria
Salzalpensteig Trek Part 2
On this hiking tour from Bavaria to Upper Austria, you literally hike the trail of salt! The regions in and around the Salzkammergut were built on this white gold. On the hiking tour you can expect to see breathtaking mountain ranges, lush green forests and meadows, as well as crystal-clear lakes. Anyone who has always wanted to know how salt was mined in the past will certainly get their money’s worth on this tour.
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Salzalpensteig Trekking Tour
The long hike from Chiemsee to Königssee offers a varied landscape. Lovely shores are followed by historic salt mines and the steep edged mountain walls of the Chiemgau Alps and the Steinerne Meer. On this hike you’ll find green-blue mountain lakes, scenic nature reserves and lots to learn about the white gold.
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Malerweg Complete Trail Hike
Walk in the footsteps of the inspired Swiss artists who gave this scenic route the name ‘The Painter’s Path’ on this stella hiking tour! With striking rock formations, stone arches, caves, and thundering waterfalls, the Malerweg Complete Trail Hike reveals 112km of unbelievable natural beauty.
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When planning where to go in Germany, consider destinations like the Bavarian Alps for mountain escapes, the Black Forest for dense woodlands and scenic trails, or the Rhine Valley for picturesque landscapes. Don't miss exploring the historic cities of Berlin, Munich, and Hamburg for urban adventures.
Germany offers a diverse range of adventure activities. Popular options include hiking and trekking tours in the Bavarian Alps or the Harz Mountains, cycling adventures along the Moselle River or the Baltic Coast, and exploring the vast forests of the Black Forest on multi-day hiking tours.
Germany is a year-round destination, with each season offering its own charm. Spring and autumn are ideal for outdoor activities with mild weather and fewer crowds. Summer (June to August) is perfect for cycling tours and outdoor festivals, while winter is ideal for skiing in the Bavarian Alps or Harz Mountains.
- Hiking the Bavarian Alps: Trekking through the Bavarian Alps offers a chance to conquer Germany's highest peak, Zugspitze, standing at 2,962 meters, while immersing in the Alpine scenery of Garmisch-Partenkirchen and exploring the idyllic lakes of Eibsee and Plansee.
- Cycling the Moselle Valley: Cycling along the Moselle River unveils the picturesque wine-growing region of the Rhineland-Palatinate, where vineyards blanket the slopes, medieval castles crown the hills, and charming towns like Cochem and Bernkastel-Kues offer glimpses into Germany's rich cultural heritage.
- Trekking in the Black Forest: The Black Forest, famed for its dense forests, serene lakes, and cuckoo clocks, invites trekkers to explore its vast network of trails, including the renowned Westweg and Schluchtensteig, while encountering highlights like the Triberg Waterfalls and the quaint village of Titisee-Neustadt.
- Exploring the Harz Mountains: The Harz Mountains boast mystical landscapes, such as the Brocken, shrouded in folklore and offering panoramic vistas from its summit, alongside historic towns like Quedlinburg, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and the charming steam train journeys aboard the Harz Narrow Gauge Railway.
- Multi-day trek in the Saxon Switzerland National Park: Saxon Switzerland National Park enchants hikers with its sandstone rock formations, including the iconic Bastei Bridge, the rugged gorges of the Kirnitzschklamm, and the medieval fortress of Königstein, all amidst the scenic Elbe Sandstone Mountains.
Tipping in Germany is customary but not obligatory. A service charge is often included in the bill, but rounding up to the nearest euro or adding 5-10% for exceptional service is appreciated in restaurants, cafes, and taxis.
English is widely spoken in urban areas, tourist destinations, and among younger generations. However, it's always helpful to learn basic German phrases, especially in rural areas.
The duration of your trip to Germany depends on your interests and the regions you wish to explore. A week is a good starting point to visit major cities like Berlin, Munich, and Hamburg, while two to three weeks allow for a more comprehensive exploration of the country.
The currency in Germany is the Euro (€).
Credit cards are widely accepted in Germany, especially in urban areas and tourist hotspots. However, it's advisable to carry some cash for smaller purchases and in case you encounter establishments that only accept cash.
Germany is generally family-friendly, offering a range of activities and amenities for families, including parks, museums, and family-oriented attractions. Many restaurants also provide children's menus and facilities.
Germany has an extensive and efficient public transportation system, including trains, trams, buses, and subways, making it easy to travel between cities and within urban areas. Renting a car is also a popular option for exploring rural areas and smaller towns.
Yes, self-guided tours are popular in Germany, particularly in cities with well-preserved historic centers and scenic regions like the Romantic Road or the Moselle Valley. Many attractions offer audio guides or self-guided tours.
Yes, guided tours are available for various attractions and regions in Germany, including city tours, museum tours, and themed excursions. These tours offer insightful commentary and local expertise.
Germany is in the Central European Time (CET) zone, which is UTC+1.
Accommodation options in Germany range from luxury hotels and boutique guesthouses to budget hostels and holiday apartments. There are also traditional options like guesthouses (Pensionen).
Traditional German cuisine includes dishes like bratwurst, sauerkraut, schnitzel, pretzels, and Black Forest cake. Be sure to also try regional specialties like currywurst in Berlin, Nürnberger sausages in Nuremberg, and Bavarian weißwurst in Munich.
Germany offers numerous outdoor activities, including hiking in the Bavarian Alps, cycling along the Moselle River, exploring the Black Forest trails, and skiing in the Harz Mountains during the winter months.
Yes, tap water is safe to drink throughout Germany. It undergoes strict quality controls and is of high quality. You can refill your water bottle from public taps or ask for tap water in restaurants without hesitation.
Germany hosts various festivals and events throughout the year. Some of the most popular ones include Oktoberfest in Munich (September-October), Berlin International Film Festival (Berlinale) in Berlin (February), and Christmas markets across the country in December.
It's polite to greet people with a handshake, maintain punctuality, and address others using formal titles like "Herr" (Mr.) or "Frau" (Mrs.) unless invited to use first names. Additionally, it's customary to wait for everyone's food to arrive before eating at a meal and to say "Prost" (cheers) before taking the first sip of a drink during a toast.