Munich Although Munich is the third largest city in Germany, the Bavarian capital offers endless options for everyone. Enjoy its traditional customs, Oktoberfest, Bier Gartens, delicious cuisine and a charming Alpine feel everywhere you turn. Enjoy sites such as Schloss Nymphenberg, the famous Town Hall and Glockenspiel and perhaps the most recognizable landmark, the Frauenkirche or Church of Our Lady. Find out more > REQUEST INFO

Rothenberg This famous southern German city, situated on a sharp bend of the Tiber River, has one of the oldest intact city walls in the country. A small town, located just one hour from Heidelberg showcases some of the most beautiful Gothic and Baroque architecture in the region. Take time to climb the Rathaus tower for a breathtaking view of the city, enjoy one of the many seasonal festivals or walk leisurely through the quaint shops lining the main streets. Find out more > REQUEST INFO

Heidelberg This charming city with its romantic views including the Heidelberg Castle, River Neckar and its truly old-fashioned city center have inspired many travelers and some of the most famous German poets such as Goethe and Eichendorff. Find out more > REQUEST INFO

Frankfurt The most modern looking city of Germany is the financial hub of this powerful country. Don’t be surprised though when you see several beautifully restored buildings, Museum Mile, the 15th century City Hall and the famed Opera House. Frankfurt also offers a wide selection of shopping on Zeil Street in the heart of the city center. Find out more > REQUEST INFO

* While in Germany, enjoy wine tasting, bike tours, photography lessons, guided tours and more. See our Alla Carta list to enhance your next vacation!