GERMANY CLASSIC

Itinerary

1. 

   Day 1

   Arrive in Berlin

   • Arrival & check-inPrivate airport pickup in Berlin, then check in to your hotel.
   • Brandenburg GateBerlin's most emblematic landmark, a symbol of German unity and freedom.
   • Reichstag BuildingKnown for its modern glass dome and long history — a defining political landmark of the city.
   • Unter den LindenBerlin's grand boulevard, lined with historic buildings, cultural landmarks and city life.
2. 

   Day 2

   Berlin

   • Museum IslandFive world-class museums on one island, holding an extraordinary depth of history and art.
   • East Side GalleryThe world's longest open-air mural gallery, painted along a preserved stretch of the Berlin Wall.
   • Checkpoint CharlieThe famous Cold War crossing between East and West Berlin, and witness to the city's division and reunion.
   • Memorial to the Murdered Jews of EuropeA solemn memorial to the Jewish victims of the Holocaust.
3. 

   Day 3

   Berlin → Potsdam → Dresden

   • Sanssouci PalaceCalled the Versailles of Germany, famed for its ornate palace and terraced baroque gardens.
   • Baroque Old TownBaroque architecture and deep cultural history earned Dresden the name Florence on the Elbe.
4. 

   Day 4

   Dresden → Hamburg

   • FrauenkircheDresden's landmark church, celebrated for its vast dome and its magnificent post-war reconstruction.
   • SpeicherstadtA UNESCO World Heritage site where red-brick warehouses and criss-crossing canals form a port landscape like no other.
5. 

   Day 5

   Hamburg

   • ElbphilharmonieHamburg's architectural landmark and one of the world's finest concert halls.
   • Harbour cruiseSail Germany's largest port for views of the Speicherstadt against the modern waterfront.
   • FischmarktHamburg's much-loved traditional market — the liveliest way to feel the culture of the port.
6. 

   Day 6

   Hamburg → Bremen

   • Bremen Town HallThe landmark of the city centre, known for its ornate Neo-Renaissance facade.
   • Roland StatueA symbol of Bremen's freedom and civic rights, inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage list.
   • Town Musicians of BremenThe Grimm fairy tale that has come to embody the spirit and charm of the city.
7. 

   Day 7

   Bremen → Cologne

   • Cologne CathedralGermany's most iconic Gothic building, a UNESCO World Heritage site and the symbol of the city.
   • Hohenzollern BridgeA famous Cologne landmark spanning the Rhine, with full views of the cathedral and the romantic riverfront.
   • Rhine promenadeStroll the riverbank for city views and the unhurried, romantic atmosphere of the Rhine.
8. 

   Day 8

   Depart for home

   • Journey's endYour German journey concludes — head home with the charm of its old cities and the imprint of European culture.