15 DAYS DE-AT-CZ PRIVATE TOUR
15 DAYS DE-AT-CZ PRIVATE TOUR
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Idstein, located in Hesse, Germany, is renowned for its well-preserved medieval old town. Wander through cobblestone streets lined with over 200 colorful half-timbered houses, some dating back 600 years. The Witch Tower and the Baroque-style Unionskirche reflect its rich history since the 13th century. Just 30 minutes from Frankfurt, it offers a picturesque escape into Germany’s fairy-tale charm.
Eltz Castle, nestled in the forests near the Moselle River, is a fairy-tale medieval fortress untouched by time. With its distinctive octagonal tower and priceless art collections, it offers a perfect blend of history and romance.
Cochem, a picturesque town along Germany's Moselle River, is famed for its medieval Reichsburg Castle and vineyard-covered hills. Stroll cobblestone lanes and savor local Riesling wines in this charming wine region.
The Geierlay Suspension Bridge spans 360 meters across the Moselle Valley, one of Europe's longest pedestrian suspension bridges. Walking here offers breathtaking views of the gorge, blending adventure and natural beauty for thrill-seekers.
Bacharach, a fairy-tale town on the Rhine, is famed for its medieval half-timbered houses and vineyards. Stroll cobbled streets and soak in the romantic wine culture and historic charm. 
Heppenheim, a fairy-tale town in Hesse, Germany, is famed for its half-timbered houses and vineyards. Birthplace of F1 champion Vettel, just 30 minutes from Frankfurt.
Heidelberg embodies German Romanticism, home to Europe's oldest university (est. 1386) and the iconic Heidelberg Castle. Wander through its cobblestone Old Town, cross the Karl-Theodor Bridge, and embrace the poetic blend of history, academia, and the Neckar River. 
Stuttgart – The cradle of automotive innovation, home to the Mercedes-Benz and Porsche Museums. Explore the Baroque-style New Palace, stroll through vineyards, and venture into the Black Forest. A dynamic blend of urban sophistication and scenic landscapes.
Hohenschwangau Castle, a neo-Gothic summer palace with golden-yellow facades, was King Ludwig II's childhood home. Nestled in Bavarian Alps, it offers panoramic views of Alpsee Lake and lies adjacent to Neuschwanstein Castle.
Neuschwanstein Castle, a 19th-century Romanesque Revival palace in Bavaria, Germany, embodies King Ludwig II’s romantic vision. As the inspiration for Disney’s Sleeping Beauty Castle, it features turreted towers and breathtaking Alpine vistas. The Marienbrücke bridge offers iconic panoramic views, making it a UNESCO World Heritage highlight.
Munich, the capital of Bavaria, blends tradition with modern charm. Explore Marienplatz, admire the Gothic architecture of the New Town Hall, and savor authentic beer and pork knuckle while immersing in Bavarian culture.
Eibsee, nestled in Bavaria, Germany, boasts crystal-clear waters surrounded by the majestic Alps. Perfect for hiking and boating, it's a slice of paradise.
Ehrwald, Austria, is a picturesque Alpine village nestled at the foot of the Zugspitze. A year-round destination, it offers world-class skiing in winter and breathtaking hiking trails in summer, blending nature and adventure.
Innsbruck, the jewel of the Austrian Alps, is famed for its medieval old town, Golden Roof, and stunning mountain scenery, a paradise for skiers and culture lovers.
Kufstein, nestled in the Austrian Alps, is famed for its medieval fortress and stunning mountain vistas. Explore the old town, ride the cable car to the summit, and soak in panoramic views of the Inn Valley. 
Ramsau, a picturesque Bavarian village, is nestled in the Alps. Famous for its wooden bridge church, it offers stunning scenery year-round—perfect for skiing in winter and hiking in summer. 
Königssee, nestled in Bavaria, Germany, is one of the clearest alpine lakes. Surrounded by steep mountains, its emerald waters and the echo of boatmen's trumpets create a magical experience. 
Obersee, a hidden gem near Königssee, boasts crystal-clear waters surrounded by steep mountains and untouched forests. A paradise for hiking and photography, it feels like a fairy tale. 
Salzburg, Austria – UNESCO World Heritage Site, birthplace of Mozart and setting of *The Sound of Music*. Explore Hohensalzburg Fortress, Mirabell Palace gardens, and the Baroque old town along the Salzach River, where Alpine vistas meet historic spires.
St. Gilgen, a charming lakeside town in Austria, boasts breathtaking views of Lake Wolfgang. Known as the hometown of Mozart's mother, it offers fairy-tale streets and serene Alpine beauty, making it a true paradise.
St. Wolfgang, nestled in Austria's Salzkammergut region, is renowned for its picturesque lake and mountain views and the historic St. Wolfgang Church. Take the vintage steam train up Schafberg Mountain for a breathtaking panorama of Wolfgangsee, immersing yourself in nature's grandeur and tranquility.
Hallstatt, Austria's fairy-tale village, is nestled between the Alps and a pristine lake, hailed as the 'World's Most Beautiful Lakeside Town'. Stroll past charming wooden houses and explore ancient salt mines for a picture-perfect European escape. 
Gosau, nestled in Austria's Salzkammergut region, is surrounded by the Alps and famed for its stunning lakes, lush pastures, and traditional wooden houses. A paradise for hiking and skiing, it’s a year-round fairy-tale destination.
Traunsee, the gem of Austria's Salzkammergut region, boasts crystal-clear waters surrounded by majestic Alpine peaks. Perfect for boating, swimming, and hiking, it transforms into a winter wonderland with breathtaking snowy landscapes.
Linz, the capital of Upper Austria, harmonizes industrial heritage with contemporary culture along the Danube. Discover the historic Old Town, iconic St. Martin’s Church, and cutting-edge Lentos Art Museum. The riverfront and vibrant festivals showcase its dynamic spirit. 
Melk Abbey, a Baroque masterpiece in Austria, overlooks the Danube River. Its stunning library and opulent church make it one of the world's most beautiful monasteries.
Vienna, the heart of Austria and the City of Music! Stroll through the Golden Hall, feel Mozart's melodies, and explore Schönbrunn Palace for royal luxury. Coffee culture meets classical art here. 
Wachau Valley - A UNESCO World Heritage Site along the Danube, stretching 36km between Melk and Krems. Renowned for medieval castles, terraced vineyards, and iconic abbeys like Melk Monastery. Cruise through landscapes steeped in history while savoring Riesling wines. 
Mikulov - A Baroque gem in South Moravia. Dominated by a hilltop castle overlooking vineyards, this wine region is famed for Riesling. Explore Jewish heritage sites, hike to Holy Hill’s viewpoint for Austria-border panoramas, and savor historic charm. 
Lednice-Valtice Cultural Landscape, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1996, spans 300 sq.km in South Moravia. This 12th-century Bohemian estate features Baroque castles, English-style gardens, and artificial lakes, epitomizing aristocratic elegance and landscape artistry.
Brno, the capital of South Moravia, captivates with its medieval charm and vibrant energy. Explore Špilberk Castle, the iconic Cathedral of St. Peter and Paul, and the historic Augustinian Abbey where Mendel pioneered genetics. Hosting the renowned International Engineering Fair, Brno blends heritage with innovation. 
Třebíč captivates with its UNESCO-listed Jewish Quarter and the 13th-century Basilica of St. Procopius, a Romanesque-Gothic masterpiece. Wander through Europe’s best-preserved Jewish heritage site and marvel at medieval frescoes, embodying a rare cultural symbiosis. 
Telč, the "Pearl of Moravia", enchants visitors with its UNESCO-listed Renaissance square. Rows of pastel gabled houses frame Zacharias Square, while tranquil ponds mirror 16th-century architecture. This perfectly preserved fairy-tale town offers timeless Bohemian charm.
Český Krumlov, a fairy-tale town in the Czech Republic, is surrounded by the Vltava River and boasts one of Europe's most beautiful castles. Its cobbled streets, Renaissance architecture, and medieval charm transport visitors to another era.
Ceske Budejovice, Czechia – Birthplace of Budweiser beer since 1265. Explore the largest medieval square, climb the Black Tower for panoramic views, and witness the Baroque Samson Fountain. A hub for ice hockey championships and South Bohemian culture. 
Karlštejn Castle - A Gothic masterpiece built in 1348 by Emperor Charles IV to safeguard the Bohemian Crown Jewels and holy relics. Perched on a hill 30 km southwest of Prague, its majestic towers and chapel frescoes reflect imperial grandeur. A symbol of Czech heritage, surrounded by lush forests and the Berounka River. 
Prague, Czech Republic - A fairy-tale capital crowned by Prague Castle, the world's largest ancient castle complex. Stroll Charles Bridge adorned with Baroque statues, witness the medieval Astronomical Clock in Old Town Square, and immerse in Gothic spires along the Vltava River. A UNESCO heritage site where Bohemian history meets timeless beauty.
Kutná Hora, Czechia - A UNESCO World Heritage Site famed for its medieval silver mining history. Marvel at St. Barbara's Gothic grandeur and the Sedlec Ossuary's haunting bone artistry. Explore Italian Court, the royal mint, and step into a living medieval legend 。
Hřensko, gateway to Bohemian Switzerland National Park, boasts the iconic Pravčická brána sandstone arch—Europe's largest. Explore Kamnitz Gorge by boat, hike through fairy-tale forests, and witness UNESCO-protected wilderness where Czech and German landscapes merge. 
Bohemian Switzerland NP, Czechia – A UNESCO-listed gem famed for its Elbe Sandstone formations. Hike the Bastei Bridge trail, marvel at the Pravčická Brána (Europe’s largest sandstone arch), and capture misty autumn vistas in Edmund Gorge. Ideal for rock climbers and photographers。 
Görlitz is Germany's best-preserved Renaissance and Gothic town, where every street feels like a journey through time. Famous as the filming location for "The Grand Budapest Hotel," it exudes medieval charm and romantic allure. 
The Rakotzbrücke (Devil's Bridge) in Saxony, Germany, is a fairytale-like arched bridge. Its reflection in the water forms a perfect circle, earning it the nickname "Devil's Creation." Surrounded by vibrant autumn foliage, it's a paradise for photographers. 
Schloss Moritzburg, a Baroque fairy-tale castle in Saxony, Germany, was once a hunting lodge. Surrounded by lakes, its romantic scenery and fame as a filming location for "Cinderella" make it a dreamy destination. 
Dresden, the "Florence on the Elbe," is a Baroque masterpiece. Landmarks like the Frauenkirche and Zwinger Palace reflect its historic splendor, while modern culture thrives alongside timeless beauty. 
Karlovy Vary, a historic spa town founded by Emperor Charles IV. Renowned for 132 mineral springs (35–72°C) with healing properties, Baroque architecture, and the annual International Film Festival.
Plzen, Czech Republic – Birthplace of Pilsner beer (1842). Discover Gothic squares, historic breweries, and the UEFA-recognized FC Viktoria stadium. A fusion of medieval charm, hop heritage, and sporting passion. 
Nuremberg, a historic gem in Bavaria, Germany, is famed for its medieval old town, Christmas markets, and Nazi history sites. Stroll along the Pegnitz River, explore the Imperial Castle and Craftsmen's Square, and immerse in rich culture.
Rothenburg ob der Tauber, Germany's most iconic medieval town, boasts perfectly preserved 14th-century walls and colorful half-timbered houses. Stroll cobblestone streets to Plönlein Square and St. James' Church, just 2 hours from Frankfurt.
