Berlin → Lüneburg → Hamburg (340 km)

Lüneburg - A delightful medieval town in northern Germany, celebrated for its rich history in salt, often referred to as “white gold.”

• Town Hall: A testament to the town’s prosperous past, featuring the legendary boar leg bone associated with the discovery of salt springs.
• German Salt Museum: Located at a historic saltworks site, this museum offers insights into over a millennium of salt production and the Hanseatic trade of “white gold.”
• Lüne Abbey: Once a Benedictine convent, it is renowned for its well-preserved medieval architecture, serene atmosphere, and exquisite textile art.

Hamburg - Known as the “Gateway to the World,” famous for its expansive port, canals, bridges, and vibrant nightlife.

• Miniatur Wunderland: The largest model railway exhibition globally, featuring intricately detailed scenes of Hamburg harbour, Austria, the USA, and more.
• Elbphilharmonie: An architectural marvel with a wave-like glass façade, offering stunning harbour views from its plaza.
• Speicherstadt: The largest historic warehouse district, characterized by brick buildings on oak piles and intersected by canals.
• Hamburg City Hall: A magnificent Neo-Renaissance structure, serving as the seat of the city’s parliament and senate.
• St. Pauli Piers: The largest landing stages in Hamburg, perfect for enjoying harbour views and optional boat cruises.
• Reeperbahn: The city’s renowned entertainment district, once an early performance venue for The Beatles.

Hamburg → Stade → Buxtehude → Bremen (182 km)

Stade - A picturesque town with a history spanning over 1,000 years, maintaining a charming North German medieval atmosphere.

• Historic Harbour Area: Lined with colourful half-timbered houses, ideal for a leisurely stroll by the docks.
• Old Town: Features cobbled streets and well-preserved half-timbered buildings, with the market square and town hall at its heart.

Bremen - Celebrated for the Grimm fairytale legend and its UNESCO World Heritage status.

• Bremen Town Hall (UNESCO): A remarkable symbol of civic independence in medieval Europe.
• Roland Statue (UNESCO): Erected in 1404, representing freedom, justice, and free trade.
• Town Musicians of Bremen: A bronze sculpture inspired by the classic Grimm tale, with a tradition of rubbing the donkey’s legs for good luck.

Bremen → Verden → Nienburg → Bad Oeynhausen (148 km)

Bad Oeynhausen → Hameln → Hanover → Berlin (380 km)

Hameln - A captivating fairytale town, renowned for the legend of the Pied Piper of Hamelin.

• Pied Piper’s House: Constructed in 1602, featuring inscriptions that recount the tale of the vanished children, along with themed statues and fountains throughout the town.
• Wedding House: Known for its Weser Renaissance architecture and musical chimes linked to the Pied Piper legend.
• Hameln Museum: Showcases the town’s history and artifacts related to the Pied Piper story.
• Old Town: Offers a romantic stroll among Renaissance half-timbered houses.

Hannover - A city that harmonizes modern living with royal heritage, famous for its extensive exhibition grounds and reputation as a ‘garden city.’

• Herrenhausen Gardens: World-renowned Baroque gardens inspired by Versailles, featuring the Great Garden and surrounding complexes.
• New Town Hall: A Neo-Gothic landmark resembling a castle (1913), with a unique arched elevator leading to a viewing dome for panoramic city views.
• Maschsee Lake: A central artificial lake offering leisure activities such as boating, jogging, and hosting the annual Maschsee Festival.
• Old Town: Enchanting streets with remaining half-timbered houses, including the Market Church and the Old Town Hall.

Arrive in Berlin in the evening. The driver-guide will drop off passengers at the pre-arranged location, marking the end of the service.

• Private transportation
• Breakfast
• Professional driver-guide (10 working hours per day), driver-guide meals/accommodation/fuel/parking
• 4-star Hotels
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Airfare and visas
• Meals
• Driver-guide overtime (EUR 50 per hour)
• Travel Insurance
• Entrance fees
• Gratuities

Discover the allure of Northern Germany on this captivating 4-day tour. Travel through medieval towns such as Lüneburg and Stade, revealing their rich history and stunning architecture. Immerse yourself in Hamburg’s lively culture, featuring highlights like the renowned Miniatur Wunderland and Elbphilharmonie. Explore Bremen, known for its UNESCO World Heritage sites and the magical stories of the Brothers Grimm. This tour combines guided sightseeing with leisure time, providing a thorough experience of each location.

• Four-day guided tour exploring major cities in Northern Germany
• Includes visits to historical landmarks like the German Salt Museum and Bremen Town Hall
• Savor local cuisine and cultural experiences throughout the journey
• Small group size (2-6 people) for personalized service and insights

If you cancel at least 3 full day(s) before the scheduled departure time, you will receive a full refund.
If you cancel within 3 day(s) of the scheduled departure, you will receive a 0% refund.