About This Trip
Itinerary Summary
- DAYPLACE
- 1Frankfurt - Würzburg
- 2Rothenburg ob der Tauber
- 3Nuremberg
- 4Bamberg
- 5Lindau
- 6 - 7Munich
Itinerary
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Day 1: Frankfurt - Würzburg, Private night watchman tour with Dinner
Würzburg, the first stop on your culinary tour of Germany, is famous as the heart of the Franconian wine region and boasts a variety of striking heritages.
Do some exploration at your own pace after arrival, marveling at the UNESCO-listed Residence Palace or capturing imposing views of the Main River and old town from the medieval Marienberg fortress.
In the evening, a night watchman, in a black hat and coat and armed with a halberd and carrying a lantern, will lead you around the historical corners and in tasting some typical Franconian food at traditional inns.
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Day 2: Würzburg - Rothenburg ob der Tauber, Private Wine Tasting
Strategically nestled on the shores of Tauber River, Rothenburg ob der Tauber is a charming town that best preserves its Medieval feature. Strolling through its narrow cobblestone streets, threading from its extensive city wall to its historical town hall and half-timbered houses is a great trip back to the past centuries.
Head to Rothenburg ob der Tauber this morning, explore its time-honored streets at your own pace, and enjoy a private wine tasting to highlight your day.
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- Rothenburg ob der Tauber
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Day 3: Rothenburg ob der Tauber - Nuremberg
Continue to Nuremberg this morning and spend some time taking in its enthralling historical ambiance, the mighty Kaiserburg, the medieval old town, the historical Gothic churches, and beautiful houses.
Late afternoon, explore the underground cellars that date back to the 14th century and served as bomb shelters during World War II. Don't fall behind your group and tour guide too much, or you may get lost in the maze-like tunnels. The tour will end with a tasting of local beers.
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Day 4: Nuremberg - Bamberg - Nuremberg
Bamberg is famous for its beer and UNESCO-listed old town. More than a thousand years ago, there were large areas in Bamberg used for wine growing. Until today, the wine produced in and around Bamberg still basks in the favor of wine connoisseurs.
Have an excursion today to Bamberg, about 60 KM from Nuremberg. Explore its old town full of charm and characters, the distinctive cathedral, the old-time bridge, the Altenburg castle, and more. Savor delectable local beers and enjoy the relaxing mood of the city in a beer garden.
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Day 5: Nuremberg - Lindau, Cheese and Wine Tasting Tour
As the starting of the "Alpine Road" in southern Germany, the small island of Lindau in Lake Constance boasts spectacular views of the Alps, famous harbor entrance with lighthouse and lion sculpture representing Bavaria, historical old city hall with vivid frescos, and many other age-old buildings.
Continue to Lindau and explore its enchanting old town leisurely this morning. In the afternoon, enjoy a tasting tour with an experienced cheese sommelier and wine guide.
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Day 6: Lindau - Munich, Private Culinary Discovery with Tasting
Munich, Bavaria's capital city hosting the world-famous Munich Oktoberfest, is the last destination of your German culinary tour. Drive about 2.5 hours to Munich, refresh and get ready for a stuffed culinary discovery, exploring the historic Viktualienmarket, trying some local delicacies, unlocking the secret of the white sausage, and experiencing the culture of Bavarian cuisine.- B
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Day 7: Munich - Departure
Munich is a city full of historical relics and modern air. Before your departure, you may take the last minute to explore its old town or the modern part, such as the BMW World.- B
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