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GERMAN HIGHLIGHTS & OBERAMMERGAU Tour Calendar
Visit Frankfurt, Cologne, Berlin, Nuremberg, Oberammergau, & Black Forest - Operated by an AFC Travel Partner



17 Meals Included
Departing Tuesday, August 31, 2010

From $2838.00 per person, double occupancy


TOUR HIGHLIGHTS
  • Home Pick-up Airport Transfers.
  • 17 MEALS: 9 Breakfasts & 8 Dinners.
  • Frankfurt.
  • Rhine Cruise.
  • Cologne Cathedral.
  • Guided sightseeing and visit to Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church in Berlin.
  • Leipzig.
  • Old Town and St. Sebald Church in Nuremberg.
  • Rothenburg.
  • Guided sightseeing and visit to Marienplatz in Munich.
  • Excursion to Neuschwanstein, including a guided visit of King Ludwig's Castle.
  • Woodcarving demonstration at Black Forest.
  • Old Town and Castle Visit in Heidelberg.
  • Reserved seats for the Passion Play in Oberammergau.
  • Hotel Bag Handling, Tour Manager, Round Trip Airport / Hotel Transfers.

FEATURED FIRST CLASS HOTELS:
  • Frankfurt (1 night + 1)
  • Cologne (1)
  • Berlin (2)
  • Nuremberg (1)
  • Oberammergau (2)
  • Black Forest (1)

Single, please CALL for prices.
Triple (in 2 beds), please CALL for prices.

Airfare is not included. Please call us and we will be glad to book your flights from any airport of your choosing.

Daily Itinerary:
Day 1
Tuesday, 8/31/2010 - Fly to Frankfurt
Board your overnight transatlantic flight.
Day 2
Wednesday, 9/1/2010 - Arrival in Frankfurt, Germany
Time to rest or to explore the bustling metropolis on the River Main. At 6 p.m. meet your Tour Director and traveling companions for a welcome dinner at your hotel.

Dinner
Day 3
Thursday, 9/2/2010 - Frankfurt-Remagen-Cologne
A special treat at the very start of your journey through Germany is a Rhine Cruise along the most scenic section of the Rhine River with castle-crested hills, terranced vineyards, pretty wine towns, and finally the Lorelei cliff. Disembark and drive to the ruins of the bridge in Remagen where American troops breached Hitler’s West Wall. Spend the afternoon in Cologne with plenty of time to visit the awesome Gothic Cathedral. Its twin 515-foot towers, five naves, splendid stained-glass windows and the shrine of the Three Holy Kings are eloquent testimony to the quality of medieval engineering and craftsmanship.
Breakfast
Dinner
Day 4
Friday, 9/3/2010 - Cologne-Berlin
Enjoy a fast train ride to Berlin, capital of reunited Germany, where sightseeing with Local Guide in the once-divided metropolis includes the elegant Ku-Damm, the restored Reichstag, Charlottenburg Palace, monumental Brandenburg Gate, and the 210-foot Victory Column in the vast Tiergarten Park. Visit the Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church with its bomb-damaged tower, drive along Unter den Linden Boulevard, pass the State Opera House and Checkpoint Charlie.
Breakfast
Dinner
Day 5
Saturday, 9/4/2010 - Berlin
The afternoon is free, and an optional excursion to historic Potsdam is available. Tonight is your chance to sample Berlin’s fine restaurants and nightlife!
Breakfast
Day 6
Sunday, 9/5/2010 - Berlin-Leipzig-Nuremberg
On your way south through what used to be the “other” Germany visit Leipzig, an important center since the Middle Ages. Visit the Thomaskirche where J.S. Bach worked and the Market Square with its fine Renaissance buildings. Continue to Nuremburg, the town of children’s toys and gingerbread. It is also the birthplace of painter Albrecht Durer and poet and meistersinger Hans Sachs.
Breakfast
Dinner
Day 7
Monday, 9/6/2010 - Nuremberg-Rothenburg-Munich-Oberammergau
Admire Nuremburg’s impressive medieval ramparts and walk through the pedestrian area of the charming Old Town. Visit St. Sebald Church, painstakingly reconstructed as a monument to peace from the rubble of near-total wartime destruction. Then focus on Germany’s Romantic Road, which leads from the flat country towards the Alps. You’ll love medieval Rothenburg with its ramparts and towers, cobbled lanes and 16th-century houses. Now head south to the Danube Valley and continue via Munich to picturesque Oberammergau.
Breakfast
Dinner
Day 8
Tuesday, 9/7/2010 - Oberammergau
Today enjoy the highlight of your vacation: the original Passion Play, held every ten years, and performed by the inhabitants of Oberammergau.
Breakfast
Dinner
Day 9
Wednesday, 9/8/2010 - Oberammergau-Lindau-Black Forest
A scenic day starts out with a leisurely drive along the panoramic German Alpine Road to the sunny northern shore of Lake Constance, Europe’s largest freshwater reservoir. Have lunch in charming Lindau, then continue north and visit the baroque church at Birnau. Enter the pine-clad hills of the Black Forest and enjoy a Woodcarving Demonstration on your way through to your hotel.
Breakfast
Dinner
Day 10
Thursday, 9/9/2010 - Black Forest-Heidelberg-Frankfurt
A leisurely departure this morning for Heidelberg, Germany’s oldest university town of Student Prince fame. Time to stroll around and to have lunch in the Old Town, then the highlight of today: visit the red-walled Castle where the Great Vat, a 49,000-gallon 18th-century wine cask, attracts particular attention. Next back to Frankfurt for a farewell dinner with your companions of a fascinating vacation.
Breakfast
Dinner
Day 11
Friday, 9/10/2010 - Fly Home
Your homebound flight arrives the same day.
Breakfast
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