7-Day Austria and Germany Tour Packages
Picture blending Bavarian culture with Alpine scenery across two elegant countries. Austria and Germany typically covers Munich, Salzburg, perhaps Vienna or Innsbruck. Bavaria brings castles like Neuschwanstein, Alpine scenery, beer gardens. Salzburg is Mozart's birthplace with its fortress dominating views. Both countries are great for travel, and the scenery maintains postcard quality throughout.
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7 Days in Central Europe, incl. Prague and Vienna
Munich's historic center marks the start of this week-long Austrian-German adventure. Stops include Innsbruck's Swarovski Museum, Kitzbühel's ski heritage, and Vienna's majestic avenues, enhanced by lake cruises and traditional evening events.

- Days 1-2
Prague, Czech Republic
Plan to arrive in Prague mid-afternoon to avoid the morning traffic rush. Start at the Old Town Square to get your bearings. For dinner, skip the tourist spots on the square and explore the Dlouhá Street area for authentic Czech food at better prices. Your second day focuses on Prague's main attractions. Get to Prague Castle early, around 8:30 AM, before the crowds arrive. Pack comfortable shoes - you'll walk a lot on uneven cobblestones. Take your included river cruise in the afternoon. Try to get a seat on the right side of the boat for the best views of Charles Bridge.

- Day 3
Munich and Innsbruck
- Day 4
Innsbruck to Salzburg
- Day 5
Austrian Lake District
- Day 6
Vienna
- Day 7
Vienna Departure
7 Days Lake Constance, incl. Überlingen and St. Gallen
Lake Constance's beauty unfolds over 7 days between Germany and Austria. Überlingen's medieval center, Meersburg Castle, and Lindau's iconic harbor highlight the route. Premium hotels welcome cyclists after 22-32 daily miles of scenic riding.

- Day 1
Überlingen, Germany
- Day 2
Überlingen to Salem (35 km)
Start your day cycling downhill from Überlingen toward Meersburg. Visit the Birnau Rococo church early - get there before 11 AM to beat the tour buses. The medieval town of Meersburg is perfect for a break, and climbing up to the castle rewards you with stunning views. Continue through rolling farmland to Salem Monastery. A fellow cyclist shared: "The undulating terrain between Meersburg and Salem was challenging but manageable. Stop at one of the small farm shops along the way for fresh apple juice—this region is famous for its orchards."

- Day 3
Markdorf to Lindau (51 km)
Take a short transfer to Markdorf to start your ride. The route follows quiet inland roads before going down to Wasserburg Peninsula. You'll enjoy car-free paths all the way to Lindau. If you're traveling in July or August, start early to avoid heat and crowds at Lindau's harbor. Stay at the Lindauer Hof right on the island for easy evening exploring.

- Day 4
Lindau to St. Gallen (32 km)
Today you'll cross from Germany into Austria, then into Switzerland. The morning ride along Bregenz's shoreline is flat and easy to follow. Look for migratory birds when you reach Rohrspitz nature reserve. Taking the train up to St. Gallen is recommended - the climb is quite steep after a day of cycling.

- Day 5
St. Gallen to Gottlieben (37-44 km)
Start your day with a tour of St. Gallen's UNESCO-listed abbey library. For the cycling portion, you can choose between a challenging hill route or an easier option with a transfer. One cyclist noted: "The descent from St. Gallen offers incredible views, but the paths can be slick after rain—make sure your bike has good tires." You'll spend the night at Hotel Porto Sofie in Gottlieben by the Seerhein.

- Day 6
Reichenau Island and Stein am Rhein (36 km)
- Day 7
Constance to Überlingen (22 km)
Your final day combines cycling with a ferry ride. Plan to reach Wallhausen for the 1:42 PM ferry to Überlingen (based on 2024 schedule). The morning route through Constance is clearly marked but busy - stay on the bike paths. If you're leaving from Constance train station, book a late afternoon departure to allow for any delays.

Danube Symphony with 1 Night in Budapest (Westbound) 2026
This week-long cruise sails between Austria and Germany, stopping in Vienna, Krems, Linz, and Vilshofen as you glide through the Wachau Valley. You'll tour Vienna's Opera House and Schönbrunn Palace, hike up to Bratislava Castle, and bike along the Danube Island with your guide.

What people love about 7-day Austria and Germany tours
- Prague, Munich and Austria
hotels in prague and vienna not coveniently located 2 lots of free time in prague were in the same place! not good planning. tour guides gave only minimal information about what we were seeing from the bus
- Christmas in Central Europe, Vienna to Berlin
Amazing trip. Well organised. Everything was wonderful and festive ! 🤩






























