Bavaria offers the best of Germany, beautiful landscapes with the Alps and wonderful lakes, modern citys like Munich and an interesting history, magical palaces, cosy little towns and distinguished kings. Get an overview of this beautiful country in five days .

From the capital of finance Frankfurt to medieval castles and cathedrals along the river Rhine,  from romantic stories of  Loreley to glamorous bathes in Wiesbaden, there is so much to expect and discover with this 5 days trip. Of course you will taste the wine from this area, from Rhine and Main and the Cider of Frankfurt

Berlin is the vibrant capital of Germany, full of history, art and clubs. You will discover long-hidden treasures in the east of Germany: The city of Luther Wittenberg, the modern Bauhaus in Dessau and scenic Gardens in Wörlitz, Dresden, Leipzig an medieval Naumburg

The cathedral of Cologne would be reason enough to visit this part of Germany, but there is much more to discover, bavarian baroque palaces next to the Rhine, the Cathedra of the Emperor Charles the Great in Aachen, the beautiful old town of Maastricht, vibrant Düsseldorf and cosy Zons, and Koblenz, where Rhine and Moselle meet.

Hamburg is the proud city next to the sea with one of the biggest harbors of Europe and the world. You will see important city of the Hanseatic League like Bremen and Lübeck, the small fisher village Büsum and the Wadden Sea. Taste bay shrimp fresh from the cutter or  sweet marzipan and of course the tasty bitter beers from the north. There is so much more to discover in 5 days.

Stuttgart is the city of Mercedes and Porsche, situated in a lovely landscape of rivers and vineyards. You will travel through the Black Forest to see the city of Freiburg, make a trip on Lake Constance, see the scenic old town of Tübingen as well as Rothenburg and the highest gothic church tower in Ulm. Beautiful landscapes and nutty food in a 5 days trip to southern Germany

Salzburg is the city of  Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and  The sound of music. However there is much more to discover, such as Hallstatt and Lake Wolfgang, Innsbruck in Tyrol, and Lake Königsee with Eagle‘s Nest in neighboring Bavaria

Vienna is the capitol of Austria, art and music. Get to now this exciting city and see some beautiful places like Melk abbey or Bratislava alongside the river Danube

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South Tyrol is now part of Italy, but it is very popular with Germans and Austrians because it is still German-speaking. Your base is Bolzano, with its beautiful arcades set against a stunning mountain backdrop. From here, we will explore Trento, Merano, and the Alpe di Siusi. A trip to Lake Garda and Verona, the city of Romeo & Juliet is a must, and of course, we will taste the excellent South Tyrolean wine.

Venice floats like a dream turned to stone over the lagoon, undoubtedly one of the most beautiful cities in the world. Take the time to explore the city, the many dazzling stories of its inhabitants, and those of the islands in the lagoon. But Venice is not only the lagoon, it is also the Terraferma, the mainland, with its beautiful villas and gardens and important cities like Vicenza and Padua.

Milan is one of Italy's most important business cities, with a fascinating history and significant art, such as Leonardo da Vinci's "The Last Supper." You will see Lake Como at the foot of the Alps, as well as the cities of Mantua and Cremona, where the world's most expensive violins were made in the workshops of Stradivari and Guerini. Of course, the romantic hill town of Bergamo is a must, as is a tasting of the region's delicious wines.

You will experience Ancient Rome as well as the Baroque splendor of Papal Rome and the Vatican. On excursions to the surrounding area, you will visit the Imperial Villa in Tivoli, the romantic town of Orvieto combined with a vine tasting, and finally the lake and castle of Bracciano, shaped by the powerful Papal Families Orsini and Borgia.

Few cities have been as significant for art as Florence. Discover the treasures of the city created by Michelangelo, Leonardo da Vinci, Donatello and many others, and savor the delights of Tuscany cuisine. On day trips you will explore Siena and San Gimignano, Pisa and Lucca and the Chianti region with its delicious wines.

Apulia is the southernmost part of Italy and of special beauty. Discover Bari with the remains of 'Santa Claus,' the homeland of orecchiette. On excursions, you'll see the cave dwellings of Matera, the Castel del Monte built by Emperor Frederick II, which was called 'The Wonder of the World' in his time, the small round Trulli houses that were the homes of simple farmers, and the Florence of the South, Lecce. There will be plenty of time to taste all the delicacies of this landscape and enjoy wines like Primitivo, as well as local olive oils and fresh seafood. This region offers a culinary journey that showcases its rich traditions and flavors, making every meal a delightful experience.

Naples is a city full of wonders and contrasts, and the birthplace of pizza. Situated at the foot of Mount Vesuvius, the city quite literally dances on the volcano, always mindful of the fate of Pompeii, which you will also visit, along with the picturesque Amalfi Coast and the island of Capri.

Sicily is a cradle of European culture, an island ruled by many, all of whom have left their mark. At the foot of Mount Etna lies Catania, founded by the Greeks, from where we will explore Taormina, the Aeolian Islands, Syracuse, and the Val di Noto.

Sicily is a melting pot of cultures, shaped by Greeks, Romans, Carthaginians, Arabs, Normans, and many more. You can admire their traces in the capital, Palermo, as well as in Cefalù and Monreale. You will get to know Trapani, see the temples of Segesta, and, above all, enjoy the island’s delicious food.

Normandy is famous for its chalk cliffs and the D-Day beaches. Visit Rouen, Étretat, and Omaha Beach with its memorials. A trip to Mont Saint Michel is just as essential as visiting the house and garden of Claude Monet in Giverny.

Brittany is a rather rugged landscape but exceptionally charming. Its base is Rennes, with its lovely half-timbered houses. From here, you can explore Saint-Malo and the Belle Époque seaside resort of Dinard, Mont Saint Michel, the cliffs at Cap Fréhel, and medieval castles in Vitré and Fougères

The Loire Valley has always been cherished and contested for its charming landscape and fertile soils. Here, you will find some of the most beautiful castles in France. From Tours, you can explore Chenonceau and Villandry with its wonderful gardens, Blois and Chambord, where Leonardo da Vinci contributed, as well as Saumur and the Abbey of Fontevraud, where Eleanor of Aquitaine and Richard the Lionheart found their final resting place.

Paris is certainly one of the most famous cities in the world, the city of culture, fashion, and love… Discover the city over two days and the surrounding area, including the Palace and Gardens of Versailles and Vaux le Vicomte, the Cathedral of St. Denis, the house and garden of Claude Monet in Giverny, and the grave of Vincent van Gogh in Auvers-sur-Oise.

Strasbourg, with its magnificent Gothic cathedral and charming old town, is the perfect starting point to explore Alsace and the Black Forest while sampling delicious wines and delicacies. Visit Colmar and Baden-Baden, Riquewihr, Mont Sainte-Odile, and the Château du Haut-Koenigsbourg

Nice and the Côte d'Azur were a winter retreat for kings, queens, and high society for a long time in the 19th century. Artists like Picasso, Miró, and Dalí worked here, and with Grace Kelly and Brigitte Bardot, the "jeunesse dorée" arrived. Enjoy legendary places like Nice, Cannes, Saint-Tropez, and Monaco.

Discover Paris and from there explore some of the most beautiful places in northern France, such as Reims with a champagne tasting, the mythical Mont Saint-Michel, Château de Chambord, which Leonardo da Vinci contributed to, and of course, Versailles.

Provence offers a wide range of variety, from lavender fields and the landscapes of the Camargue with wild horses and flamingos, to Roman remnants in Nîmes, medieval towns and palaces in Carcassonne and Avignon, and last but not least, the delicious wine of Châteauneuf-du-Pape.

London is the vibrant capital of England, home to Parliament and the King. Explore London over two days and experience the diverse surroundings, including Oxford, Stonehenge, the Cotswolds, Dover, and Bath.

Experience the stunning landscapes and history of Scotland. From Edinburgh, explore Holyrood House, the Highlands, fine whiskey, iconic ruins like Rosslyn Chapel, and Loch Lomond.

Ireland is the Emerald Isle amidst the roaring sea, with Dublin as its capital. Explore the city and enjoy a good Guinness in a pub, visit Malahide Castle, and the spectacular Cliffs of Moher. A brewery tour in Kilkenny is on the agenda, along with a visit to the Wicklow Mountains National Park.