7-Day Germany Tour Packages
Ever thought about exploring Neuschwanstein's fairy-tale castle or cruising Berlin's historic Spree River? Germany brings everything from Munich's Christmas markets to Dresden's Baroque architecture, the Zugspitze's alpine summit to Rothenburg's medieval walls. Tour the Wartburg Castle and stroll through half-timbered villages. Deutschland calls!
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7 Days in Germany, incl. Berlin and Dresden
This 7-day trip covers 14 destinations from Berlin to Wolfsburg, Celle, Hannover, Goslar, Eisenach, Gotha, Erfurt, Leipzig, Dresden, Meissen, and Moritzburg before returning to Berlin. See UNESCO sites like Wartburg Castle and Goslar's medieval old town, tour Rammelsberg Mines Museum.

- Days 1-2
Berlin
Spend your first two days discovering Berlin. Get to Museum Island early to avoid the crowds. Visit the Brandenburg Gate and Reichstag building, but make sure to book your free Reichstag dome visit online at least three days before. Set aside about 2 hours each for the Holocaust Memorial and Berlin Wall Memorial Museum. In the evening, check out the trendy Kantstrasse area, which has great Asian food and lively bars.

- Day 3
Berlin to Hannover via Wolfsburg and Celle
Start your day early and drive to Wolfsburg to visit the Autostadt. You'll need 2-3 hours to see the pavilions properly. Next, stop at medieval Celle to see its famous half-timbered houses. The late afternoon light makes them look particularly beautiful. Stay in Hannover's Mitte district, where you'll find plenty of restaurants and good transport connections.

- Day 4
Goslar and Eisenach
Head to Goslar, a UNESCO site, and get to the Rammelsberg Mine Museum for the first tour at 9:30 AM. The streets are made of cobblestones, so wear good shoes. After lunch, visit Bad Sooden before arriving in Eisenach. Take an evening walk through the historic center when the baroque buildings are lit up.

- Day 5
Eisenach to Leipzig
Start at Wartburg Castle when it opens at 8:30 AM. The walk up takes about 20 minutes. You can see where Martin Luther translated the New Testament here. After visiting the Automobile Museum, drive to Erfurt to see the medieval Merchants' Bridge. Try to get there before the afternoon tour groups. End your day exploring Leipzig's historic center on foot.

- Day 6
Dresden and Meissen Day Trip
The drive to Dresden takes about 2 hours from Leipzig. Stop at the Monument to the Battle of Nations first. In Dresden, visit the Frauenkirche and Zwinger Palace. Next, go to Meissen for its famous porcelain factory but book your tour ahead. Visit Moritzburg Castle in the late afternoon to see the "Cinderella Castle" reflected in the lake.

- Day 7
Final Day in Berlin
7 Day Bavaria Itinerary, incl. Bad Wiessee and Bayrischzell
This weeklong self-guided walk winds through Bavaria's alpine heartland, starting at Lake Tegernsee and finishing at Mount Wendelstein. Nights are spent in Bad Wiessee, Schliersee, Spitzingsee, and Bayrischzell at 3-star accommodations like Hotel Askania and Gästehaus am Kurpark.

What people love about 7-day Germany tours
- 7 Day Amsterdam And Munich By Train
TourRadar was available when needed and was awesome in communications overall. There are a couple of things I do wish were different. I knew that Easter was during the trip but I did not know that meant that everything in Munich would be closed. We had a city walking tour that was very nice but after it was over all we could do was got to a restaurant. The only shops that were open were a couple of very touristy cheap souvenir shops. We were there Sunday and Monday, Easter and Easter Monday so both days everything was closed. In Amsterdam we had a day bus trip that included the city of Delft. We literally had one hour there and we got there so late I was unable to tour the home of Vermeer. And no time to sit and get a beer or snack and also see the town. And again almost everything was closed.
- Christmas Markets on Rhine, MS Vista Rio
Excellent Rhine cruise with Crucemundo booked via Tour Radar…from service, food and friendliness of crew. Great value for money.






























