In the morning:

At first you will attend a guided tour through the city centre of Munich, passing Viktualienmarkt, Frauenkirche as well as the famous Marienplatz. At the end of the tour you will see St. Peter's Church and climb its tower, the so-called „Alter Peter“. It is one of the city's most important landmarks.

In the afternoon:

You will spend your afternoon at Deutsches Museum the largest science museum in the world.

In the morning:

On your second day your itinerary is focused on activities related to sports and engineering: You start the day at Olympic Park Munich. From here it is a short way to BMW Museum and BMW World. Before lunch you have the chance to climb Olympiaturm, which is the second-highest tower in Bavaria!

In the afternoon:

In the afternoon you will concentrate entirely on football, as you attend a guided tour through Allianz-Arena, the football stadium which is home to FC Bayern Munich.

Day trip:

After breakfast you will head to the world-famous fairy tale castle, built by King Ludwig II. On your way to this popular sight, you will make a pit stop in the Ammergau Alps to take a glimpse at the Pilgrimage Church of Wies, which has been named UNESCO world heritage site in 1983.

Once you arrive at Schwangau you will discover Germany's most famous landmark: Neuschwanstein Castle. From the bridge, called "Marienbrücke" you have a fantastic view at the south side of the palace.

To round off your day trip you will take a walk along the beautiful lake Alpsee. Here you have the opportunity to relax after this thrilling day.

In the morning:

You will pay a visit to the „White Rose Museum“, commemorating the German resistance group. Between 1942 and 1943, the group led by brother and sister Hans und Sophie Scholl called to oppose the regime of the Third Reich.

In the afternoon:

After your visit to the White Rose you will head over to Versailles of Bavaria. The palace is located on an island in Chiemsee lake and was built after the famous French palace of Versailles. First you will take the ferry to the island. After a short walk of about 15 minutes through the park, you will reach the magnificent palace built by Kink Ludwig II. On the guided tour, which is booked for you here, you will learn a lot about the palace and its creator the former king of Bavaria. Finally, on you way back to the main land you will take a small detour to Prien.

In the morning:

You will spend your last day of the trip in Augsburg. In the morning you will learn all there is to know about the Fugger family and their tremendous impact on the city. The Swabian capital is one of the oldest towns in Germany. Before lunch you will also visit Augsburg's town hall and its marvelous Gold Hall.

In the afternoon:

At the end of your trip you will visit the Museum of Jewish Culture. During a guided tour, you learn about the daily lives of Jews living in Augsburg. The museum is located in the west wing of Augsburg's synagogue.