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We offer a wide range of touristic services, from bespoke city tours to complete travel management, in 27 languages worldwide.

Discover “the second Rome” in this unforgettable journey, visiting Germany's oldest town. See the various UNESCO World Heritage sites located in the city, visit the Konstantin-Basilika, a Roman early Christian church built during the times of Emperor Constantine, and the oldest German cathedral and listen to the stories of the birth town of Karl Marx. Let the town enchant you, with its charming half-timbered houses and its many vineyards lining the Moselle and let our guide uncover the secrets of Trier.You will see:* Black Gate* House of the Three Magi* Trier Cathedral* Church of Our Lady* Roman Imperial Throne Room* Electoral Palace* Imperial BathsYou will learn about:* Germany's oldest town* World’s largest remaining Roman structure north of the Alps* Oldest German cathedral* How the Black Gate got its name* Stories of House of the Three Magi* Subterranean labyrinth of the city and its history

Experience the historic city center of Wittenberg with its Castle Church and the famous door where Martin Luther nailed his 95 Theses. Stroll around the streets and follow the footsteps of Martin Luther and his colleagues. You would never guess that his little quiet town was the center of one of the most well-known religious revolutions in the world. The events that unfolded here in the 16th Century changed the foundations of Christendom. It was here where Martin Luther lived and preached, and on October 31, 1517, he nailed his 95 Theses to the door of the Castle Church. The Protestant Reformation had begun. Sometimes called the “Rome of the Protestants”, many Luther memorial sites were added to the UNESCO world heritage list in 1996.

Meetingpoint: in front of the Imperia Statue, in the Marina or Meeting Point at hotel possible if central, without extra chargeDuration: 2hMaximum 15 participants per GuideYou will see: • The Marina • The Imperia Statue • Council Building • Jesuit Church • Town Theatre • Constance Church • Old Town • Triumph of Satire fountain • The Town Hall • Stephens Church • Marktstaette fountainYou will learn about: • History of the city • The story of the Imperia Statue • The late Roman fortress Constantia • Pope Martin V • Count Ferdinand von Zeppelin, inventor of the zeppelin

Dachau Concentration Camp was the first that the Nazis opened in 1933 in Germany, originally intended to hold political prisoners only. Later it became a camp of forced labor with over 200,000 inmates during its 12 years of operation. The place became an “Academy of Terror”, a role model and a training ground of vast brutality, killing around 40,000 people from 34 nations before it was liberated in 1945 by the American army.

With origins lost in the mist of times, this important Dutch city has preserved its medieval architecture although having been ravaged by war through the centuries and enjoys today a vibrant and cosmopolitan scene. From the Roman times to the Treaty of Maastricht and the foundation of the European Union, there is much to get to know here.Follow us to get a feel of what makes this city one of the quintessential European cities that have shaped the present and future of the continent as a Union.

Luxembourg is famous for its medieval fortified old town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site at the shores of the River Alzette. Follow us through the winding alleyways to discover the secrets of the city and be surprised by the grand squares, churches and palaces on every corner. Be sure to admire a mixture of styles that range from the gothic, renaissance and baroque architecture. We will take you on a walk that you will never forget, through the capital of one of the smallest states in Europe. Join us and enjoy the ride!You will learn about:Roman timesFoundation of the cityThe house of Luxembourg Rule of Burgundy Habsburg periodEighty Years' WarFrench revolution and occupationTreaty of ParisIndependenceGerman influenceGerman occupation during the 2 World Wars. Modernity

Nancy is a charming city, nestled on the bank of river Meurthe, in a valley surrounded by hills. This city is well known for its array of eighteenth-century architecture, and the Place Stanislas, Place de la Carrière, and the Place d'Alliance squares. It has long thrived on a mixture of innovation and sophistication. The city features not only for its architectural ensemble which has been listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site, but is also famous as the city of Art Nouveau. Experience Nancy and enjoy this fascinating city with its cultural history on a tour that covers all the major highlights.You will learn about:Human settlement in the area date to 800 BCBuilt by Gérard, Duke of LorraineWar of Succession of ChampagneDuchy of LorraineBattle of NancyKingdom of FranceFrench Revolution

This eminent historic city has seen many ages, from medieval times, through the Renaissance and the Austrian control, until the present day. Learn about the city’s rich history and admire its beautiful medieval castle. Parma has much more to offer than its fantastic and world famous cheese. All main ages and acteurs of history have left their heritage of this town. We’ll take you for a different look at the masterpiece of the architecture in the palace and cathedral.

Welcome to one of the largest cities in Holland. Utrecht is worldly known for its cultural and historical sights, as a destination favored by tourists. The origins of this city are troubled, and so was its history, making it a very interesting city to discover.Come join us for an insider’s view of this once powerful city-state, with roots as old as the Roman Empire, if not even older!

Welcome to Lugano, the capital of the Swiss canton of Ticino, where Switzerland has an Italian accent. This city rose out of its strategic position, just below the best alpine passes. These passes were used by Celts, leaving their mark. The same was done by the Romans, leaving in Lugano the oldest sacred building in Switzerland. Due to the Italian culture and influence, Lugano has Mediterranean ambience, with its sunshine, vegetation, inviting lake, and shopping. But there is more to Lugano than shopping and relaxation, so come with us to discover the ancient history of this beautiful city.

Embark on an enchanting expedition as we venture from Salzburg to the Eagle's Nest, at a mountain peak of the German Alps and within the Berchtesgaden Natural Park. This excursion promises a captivating blend of breathtaking landscapes, historical intrigue, and a glimpse into the haunting Nazi history that shrouds this mountaintop retreat. Commence at Salzburg Hauptbahnhof, and board a regional bus that gracefully traverses the awe-inspiring Austrian and Bavarian Alps. As we arrive in Berchtesgaden, we make our way to Obersalzberg, where the highlight of our expedition, Kehlsteinhaus Eagle's Nest, beckons. This site, Stood as a symbol of power and propaganda during World War II, and the views from its lofty perch are undeniably mesmerizing, the site's past evokes solemn reflection on its dark role in the annals of time. This unforgettable journey will leave you with a profound appreciation for history's complexities and an enduring admiration for the natural wonders.

Nested on the Danube river between Austria and Hungary, the capital of Slovakia has always been a place of turmoil between Austrians, Croats, Czechs, Germans, Hungarians, Serbs and Slovaks. The city itself was only baptized as Bratislava in 1919 and was formerly known with the Germanic name of Pressburg. Today the city oozes style, culture and history, with its baroque architecture, music and art. Come with us to know in detail the Coronation Church where Hungarian royalty were once crowned, to discover medieval walls of St. Michael's Gate and the many picturesque human-size sculptures scattered all over the Old Town. This city will leave an impression, giving you many opportunities for some memorable pictures.

Colmar is also known as the Little Venice of France. A city known for its well-preserved old town, and its numerous architectural landmarks. It’s winding cobblestone streets, half-timbered medieval houses, and early Renaissance buildings feels like out of a Disney movie - probably because Colmar was the inspiration for the village in Beauty and the Beast. Admire the Saint-Martin church, the 13th-century old Gothic church in the city. Join our 2 hours private walking tour, see some of the highlights of Colmar and listen to the engaging stories of our local guide.You will learn about:Charles the GreatSaxon warsFree imperial cityThirty Years' WarThe Treaties of Peace of NijmegenGerman EmpireFranco-Prussian WarTreaty of VersaillesColmar PocketPopular Republican MovementUnion for French DemocracyColmar Treasure

In the capital of the Alsace Region of France we find the "crossroads of Europe". Strasbourg has been one of the capitals of the European Union since 1949, and the European parliament meets here once a week. Visit one of the UNESCO “World Heritage Sites” known as the Grande Ile, the city's historic centre. Experience a mixture of modern attractions and medieval style buildings. In this tour you will discover why this city is as French as it can be, but very German at the same time.You will learn about:The Roman camp of ArgentoratumThe bishops of StrasbourgBattle of HausbergenFranco-Prussian WarThe Battle of FrancePlayed an important part in Protestant ReformationStrasbourg massacreBattle of Argentoratum

Madrid was a city built to be a capital, what it has been since 1561. It boasts many attractions like the Prado Museum and the largest European palace, the Royal Palace. There is so much to see, so much to know and so much to taste here that time is never enough. But we will give it a try!So, come join us for a 2-hour walking tour in the capital of the sunny country of Spain, to get the insider view of Madrid.

Annecy is referred to as Venice of the Alps - the jewel of the Haute-Savoie. The old town is infused with antique charm, from its small cobbled streets to colourful pastel houses or even its transverse canals. There is a fascinating story associated with each house of the town and it still has various 16th- and 17th-century buildings, now painted in hues of peach and rose and housing restaurants. Admire the magnificent Catholic churches worth visiting, where you’ll find impressive stained-glass windows, beautiful grand organs, and Medieval paintings.

Hallstatt is one of the oldest and probably most scenic lakeside towns in Austria and Europe. Experience the magic of a town built on a narrow strip of land between the lake and the mountains. A real-life fairytale place of great natural beauty and awestricking scenery that has seen an entire culture spawn in the beginning of the Iron Age, known as the Hallstatt culture. Stroll through the streets of Hallstatt to uncover the market, church, and salt mine. Rejuvenate yourself with the beauty of surroundings and witness the history of the Iron Age. Discover this and much more in a pleasant walk through the mountain enclave of Hallstatt!

Welcome to Eisenach, that impressed even Goethe who called this hilly and small town a marvelous place. The town sits at the foot of Wartburg Castle, now one of Germany’s most famous castles and a Unesco World Heritage site and it is famous for its association with Martin Luther and Saint Elizabeth of Thuringia. Eisenach is also the birthplace of Johann Sebastian Bach, where he attended the same school as Martin Luther had. Let’s discover this and more in a walking tour where you can admire all the highlights of this charming town!Meeting point: in front of Bach House (or other Meeting point possible upon request, supplement may apply)Duration: 1.5hEnd location: Any central point in the cityVoucher: Printed Voucher and Mobile e-Voucher acceptedMaximum 25 participants per GuideInclusions* Local Guide who will be with your group only* Private guided Tour* Possible customizing on tour with your local guide on the spotExclusions* Gratuities* Entrance feesAdditional info* This walk tour suitable for any age* Wheelchair accessible* For this walk tour no transportation needed* Activity Level: EasyYou will learn about:* The history of the city* Wartburg Castle and his importance* Life and work of Johann Sebastian Bach* the marriage of 14 year old Saint Elizabeth* Martin Luther* Richard Wagner* Eisenachs automotive traditionYou will see:* The Bach House* The Luther Museum* St. George's Church* Preachers' Church* Reuter-Wagner- Museum* Automobile Welt Museum* The “Tiny House”