Germany and Poland Tours & Trips

This 11-day trip for ages 3+ covers Berlin, Prague, Krakow, and Warsaw, with stops at UNESCO sites including Auschwitz-Birkenau and Prague's historic center featuring Charles Bridge and Wawel Hill. Accommodations include comfort hotels like Hotel Conrad in Prague and Novotel Centrum in Warsaw, with entry to the Holocaust Memorial and Berlin Wall Museum included. The route passes through Dresden's baroque palaces, Bratislava's Danube riverfront, and medieval Trencin Castle. Guided tours take place in each major city, and evening transfers go to Prague's Old Town Square.

This 13-day trip covers 5 countries and includes UNESCO-listed sites like Quedlinburg with its 2,100 half-timbered houses, Prague's Charles Bridge, and Auschwitz-Birkenau Camp II. Accommodations are at comfort hotels such as Crowne Plaza Frankfurt Congress and Maritim Berlin, with English-speaking guides throughout. A cruise on the Rhine runs between Rüdesheim and Sankt Goar, then you'll see Cologne's 154-meter Gothic cathedral. The route includes Lednice Castle's gardens in Moravia, offering time to walk through the grounds and check out the historic architecture.

Medieval grandeur unfolds from Poland's Wawel Castle to Germany's Brandenburg Gate across 8 days. Wrocław's 150 bridges, Prague's Jewish Quarter, and Dresden's Zwinger Palace tell tales of history. Lower Silesian gingerbread in Wrocław and a festive celebration dinner in Berlin complement Europe's finest Christmas markets.

Historical landmarks unfold from Berlin's Brandenburg Gate to Warsaw's reconstructed avenues. The route encompasses Weimar's intellectual sites, Poznan's trading district, and Krakow's Market Square. Quality accommodations at Hampton by Hilton Krakow and NH Alexanderplatz Berlin ensure comfort throughout.

Poland and Germany's most significant WWII sites come alive over 13 days, from Warsaw's Cathedral of St. John to Munich's Marienplatz. The itinerary includes Auschwitz-Birkenau, Buchenwald, and Dachau concentration camps. Premium stays at AC Hotel Wroclaw and Leonardo Hotel Weimar include expert guides and 6 traditional dinners.

This cruise runs from Prague's Old Town to Amsterdam's canals, stopping at UNESCO sites like Cologne Cathedral and Regensburg's Old Town. Accommodations are aboard Scenic Space-Ships with all-inclusive premium beverages, plus visits to Auschwitz, Schönbrunn Palace, and Würzburg Residence. Activities include traditional Polish pierogi cooking in Warsaw, wine tasting in the Wachau Valley, and a private Chopin concert in a grand Polish manor house, with 23 breakfasts and 18 dinners included.

Nine days of architectural marvels stretch from Berlin's Brandenburg Gate to Warsaw's Royal Castle. Dresden's Frauenkirche, Wroclaw's Cathedral Island, and Krakow's St. Mary's Church showcase centuries of design. Four-star accommodations and expert-guided tours enhance each city visit.

This 25-day trip combines an 11-day Eastern European land tour with a 14-night river cruise from Budapest to Amsterdam, visiting 22 cities across 7 countries. You'll see Prague Castle, UNESCO-listed Cologne Cathedral, Vienna's Ringstrasse, and visit Auschwitz Concentration Camp. Accommodations are at comfort-level hotels and aboard an Emerald Star-Ship with 41 included meals, featuring a welcome dinner in Prague and farewell reception in Amsterdam.

Germany and Poland's finest cities await, with stays at Hotel Maritim Dresden and Golden Tulip Krakow. Berlin's Kurfürstendamm, Dresden's Zwinger Palace, and Wroclaw's Gothic City Hall showcase architectural brilliance. English-speaking guides and first-class transport enhance visits to Wawel Castle.